Footrope knot (turk's head terminal knot)

The turk's head terminal knot is a nice way to finish a braid. It makes a secure stopper knot without messing up your braid too much.
Get more info on the knot here:
www.paracordgui...
Enjoy the video!
Music by Kevin MacLoud and Jey Row.

[@EZCarnivore]

Very helpful and easy to follow, thanks!

[@nadiahhusna8281]

i desparately find how to end this knot, thank you for sharing this video !

[@SeymourKitty]

How do you finish off a 6 strand round braid?

[@mitchpearce8540]

Hello. I'm doing a 4 plait round into a turks head using paracord. I usually plait leather, which tightens on itself securely. When doing the turks head with paracord, will the turks head "loosen" over time?

[@jamieedwards7041]

Thank you for the informative video. Would this knot hold well if you wanted to take one of the 4 strands and connect it to a clasp (i.e. for a necklace), then cut the other 3 strands at the knot? Would this knot prevent sliding along the one strand that was still long and connected to the clasp?

[@coyotewraps8314]

Keep up the grr--8 work friend ....!

[@tanalee09]

The only thing I would suggest here is to use a brighter cord than black. It almost doesn't matter how good the lighting is; the details in black almost always seen to get lost.
I never knew this was possible. Thanks!

[@Paracordguild]

tanalee09
This is in my opinion a must know knot for finishing round braids.
Mark

[@tanalee09]

Paracord guild It's perfect, but what do you do with all the ends sticking up? Singe? Bury? Cut?

[@Paracordguild]

tanalee09
Depends on the project. In bracelets I leave the flush, I find it looks nice.
Let me know where you would like to use it and we can find a way that looks neat.
Mark