Concrete Knots!

On this Technique of the Week, Jason shows you some concrete knots!
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[@jj3164]

Wow! Thank you sir! I don't know my ass from a hole in the ground when it comes to knots and construction, so thank you. This helped me out a lot. I am mixing some concrete for a small pad in my backyard, on a slight slope. I will be using a level line for the first time, and the information you are sharing is very helpful. Thank you.

[@DeuceGenius]

good knots these are all you need. ive always used these and everyone i learned from does too

[@MaksimKupfer]

Great video and really appreciate the slow demonstrations.

[@Eger118877]

I know that two finger knot is called a “larks head" and that knot that you twist 6 or so times is called an “engineer's knot". Great video.

[@DecoCreteTV]

Thanks for watching!!

[@MaksimKupfer]

Also called a cow hitch, which technically means it's not a knot. Hitches comes apart on their own, knots need to be untied.

[@Eger118877]

@@MaksimKupfer thanks for the info. I never knew there was a difference between a knot and a hitch.

[@MrQor2]

Great VIDEO !!!

[@erica269]

Thanks for the visual

[@RobBankbuddyP.]

I am a homeowner and used a couple of these techniques when the roughnecks came over for some concrete work. Earned me a little more respect! Thanks.

[@DecoCreteTV]

You are welcome!!! Glad the info helped you out, thanks for watching👍

[@deeeggo2199]

Cool tips

[@abelnanez5224]

🙏 for showing me

[@nobleroofinggeneralcontrac7961]

If I could remember that would be awesome!

[@leovasquez5016]

We're putting in a new driveway and I used your methods. You make me look like a pro and I shared with my friends and gave you credit. Muchas gracias.

[@DecoCreteTV]

You are welcome & thank you for watching Deco-Crete TV!!!

[@roadtoredemption15]

Cheers bro 🤙

[@Kudos2ooU]

Thank you . I'm a little rusty and I need a reminder on the lark's head tie or I guess it's called a cow hitch. Appreciate you brother

[@DikRedi415]

Old School 👍👍

[@chrisfisher1100]

cool string line/slugo grade trick... thats a keeper right there

[@DecoCreteTV]

Thanks for the comment👊

[@rodrigograjales5038]

Es bueno saber.😊

[@DecoCreteTV]

Thank you!!

[@Anonymous-ff5wr]

Use them a lot.trying to teach younger guys but they can’t seem to grasp it nice vid

[@DecoCreteTV]

Thanks for watching!!

[@111kirill111]

Мегакруто!

[@wilsonfineart]

I use that "cow hitch" or "engineer's knot," but the string I get is so slippery it keeps undoing itself. I wonder if there is a certain brand of string that works best?

[@DecoCreteTV]

This is the one we like www.deco-cretesupply.com/products/marking-measuring/reload-reel-line