Sailor's Knife Lanyard Knot or Bosuns Whistle (Pipe or Call) Lanyard Knot How to Tie
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- How to Tie the Sailor's Knife Lanyard Knot or Bosuns Whistle (Pipe or Call) Lanyard Knot.
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Ashley Book of Knots: 787 The Sailor’s Knife Lanyard Knot, also called Marling (Marline) Spike Lanyard Knot, Single-Strand Diamond Knot, Two-Strand Diamond Knot, and Bosun’s Whistle Knot.
The Sailor's Knife Lanyard Knot looks exceptionally good when tied with a quality cord or even when tied with Paracord. The Single and Double Lanyard Knot, lends itself to be used as a decorating knot on the end of a two strand lanyard.
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It’s a wonderful tutorial John! I have a couple of zipper pulls made from para cord from my late friend Louie Bartos, of L B Sails, in Ketchikan Alaska. He used to make them and give them away as gifts. Now thanks to you, I can continue the tradition! He wrote a wonderful little book on making a Sailor’s Ditty Bag, and Sea Bag. Thanks again, and I love your chiming clock! I have four of them going in here, one does Ship’s bells. Yours is the best knotting tutorial series on You Tube.
Many thanks for your kind words. As for the clock, I sometimes get people complaining when a video doesn't have it chiming in the background. It is funny how decorative knotwork is packed with memories, I look at some of my work and can hear the dog snoring and the warmth of the sun. It is good that you are carrying on the tradition of your friend. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Your instructions on the lanyard knot worked a treat! My first one I gave to my eldest son because I made it in camo para cord. I just ordered some 550 in red to make many of these for the treasure chest. I belong to a group of traditional small boaters. Each July we have a treasure hunt that culminates in “finding” a treasure chest buried on the sandbar by our Captain Morgan. Besides lots of costume jewelry and rum, there are some useful bits, and bobs. These will be good addition.
Best Explanation on RUclips! Thank you very much 😊
My hat is off to the instructor on this lesson; I don't think John Cleese could keep my attention in a more entertainingly confusing routine.
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Always look forward to his tutorials when he says over and under :P
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I imagine this with a bead on the lager knot locked in place with the smaller knot hung of a knife would look awesome. Thanks heaps and can't wait to try it out. Great video. 👍😎
Oh yes, there are so many variations out there. When you have made it, please drag and drop me a photo here: bit.ly/yourknotwork
Lovely closer for my knife lanyard. I previously just had a figure of eight connecting two loose ends together but now it looks so much nicer with the bonus of a closed loop on the end which is much more secure than before, Thanks!
Yeah, I love this knot and it ends up on so many of my projects. If you can, drag and drop a photo here: goo.gl/mQgf8E
Excellent. Will try this and pass it on to my son. Thank you 🙏
What will you pass on, how to do it, or the finished lanyard? ;-) Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
@@KnottingKnots I shared the video and I am giving him so paracord to practice with.
@@terryboyle That is what I want to hear, hopefully I have hooked two people!!!
So clear explanation, leading us step by step through this complex knot! Thank you Professor!
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Thanks Johnny. Always a pleasure to learn a knot from you. I have several knives and marline spikes that need lanyards to keep them from getting dropped. A video on a whole lanyard tip to tail would be cool. Thanks again, John
The problem is that there are so many different lanyards. I recently did this fairly simple lanyard, it does list the knots used: ruclips.net/user/postUgzOrFfqZ937rb_VB654AaABCQ
Just remembered, I did this video years ago on making a knife lanyard: ruclips.net/video/6XP5VteK_3I/видео.html
About knotting materials, a local charity thrift shop always seems to have a stock of old "new stock" shoelaces.
The laces are varied in style, color and length - but they seem well suited to the task. And they a lot cheaper than paracord.
The shop also has a tub filled with used golf balls - which are grand cores for monkey fist and globe knots.
It is funny, when you first start this hobby you don't know where to get stuff from. Then gradually find some nice little sources that you want to keep a secret. I often go along the harbour or the beach to mainly walk the dog, but also see what off cuts there are.
A very difficult knot to tie and I would have thought impossible to teach until now! My hat is off to you, great job! Thank you.
Nicely explained. I do similarly for zip pulls, but use a Matthew Walker Knot followed by a Double Diamond Knot, teasing both working ends out to make little tassels.
Cheers,
Al
Thanks Knucker. I find that with many decorative knotters, they do develope a particular style. Sometimes you look at a knot and think, that looks in the style of say, Mikko Snellman. Sounds like a nice combination of the MW and the Daimond.
As always, elegant and explanatory.
Thanks HD.
if Michael Cain did a knotting tutorial it could not be this good
Sorry to disappoint.................. I really am Michael Cain, acting career dried up, so had to revert doing these damn videos!!!
@@KnottingKnots Hahah LOL.
Absolutely perfect tutorial, thank you very much! :)
Nicely done Johnny. Thanks
Glad you like it, it is far better than the original one that I did many moons ago.
Good tutorials. Visual and verbal work.
Hey Johnny this is very cool that would be a nice handle for a bell or something
I think there are quite a few things that you could do with this one. I personally like the combination with this knot and the two bight Turks head.
Thanks for the new knot.
Nice knife
Oh, I do love my knives!! Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
I know this as the diamond knot or double diamond knot...good job thanks
I’ve just learned to do the single one I’m a bit scared about doing the double one but I’m going to try it
Give it a go, looks better than the single................ also feels better when complete!! Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Brilliant! I really enjoy watching your videos. You take the time to explain each step in great detail and with the aid of good, clear visuals. Thank-you!
Excellent tutorial. Well done!!!
muy buen trabajo Johnny gracias por compartir
Es un placer, gracias por dejar un comentario.
Very helpful. Do you have a tutorial for doing a turks head slider knot. The single is for the bosuns call, then the top double is a slider to adjust the length and wear in eppaulets of the uniform, also sometimes flat braided as well in the loop.
Often this Turks Head Knot is used as a slider: ruclips.net/video/6pL0HHYciQc/видео.html Gosh, this is one of my very first videos, must update this one. When I tie this Turks Head, I then make sure the ends finish under the TH and then lash them together with a bit of whipping twine.
never thought to do a double it works pretty good thanks brother
Ric you old dog, glad to see you back! Yes the double does look rather lovely on the end of any lanyard. How are you mate?
doing well my friend hope all is the same with you, what new endeavors have you been into? ... got me a dog to do some camping with, she is like me just an old mutt
There is nothing better in this world than doing something with your dog. Just last Sunday, me and Bear were in the woods teaching knotting to students. Well lets say I was doing the teaching and Bear was running around as a dog should. Are you able to drag and drop of photo of your new dog here? goo.gl/mQgf8E
I think I got it
Hey mate, just seen your cute companion, my Bear is falling in love!!! Here is my boy Bear: goo.gl/5ux8dj
Oh , i like it 👍to knot
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Awesome information, thanks !
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Thanks
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Howdy; Just viewed your rendition of the Sailor's lanyard/Whistle knot. Thanks for showing how to continue on to the next (doubled), knot. I'm curious as to how you would finish a working lanyard that would be attached by a snap hook to a belt loop and the overall length would be between 4 & 6 in total length. Thanks for taking the time to make these interesting and informative videos.
You will not believe how many times I have tried to answer this. Are you determined to just use two strands of cordage? I often find that using 4 or more makes the task a little easier.
Ok, I'm open to suggestion, unless you are a hypnotist (chuckle), how would one migrate from 2 strands to 4?
OK the simplest way of making a lanyard with a loop at each end would be to get one long length of cord a form a large loop. When creating the loop make sure that the two end of the cord meet in the middle between the two end loops (half way down the total length. This could then be covered with a Portuguese Sennit similar to the one shown in this video: ruclips.net/video/aBpbOm_meSU/видео.html Alternatively you could make this lanyard or a variation of it? ruclips.net/video/DK8nE21lylM/видео.html Even though it is on a pair of binos it would also make a good decorative lanyard?
JD, Howdy; Thanks for the links, main reason I was asking was that all of the Bosuns that I've known had their lanyards with the small loop at one end for the pipe/knife/ whatever, and the other end especially if for a pipe, had a larger loop for going around the Bosun's neck and would fit to the "V" in the jumper where their neckerchief knot would also be. Again, thanks for the links.
Ah yes, they probably then had something similar to this: ruclips.net/video/sC4s6FIWWHg/видео.html this is the one simpler ones that people make.
Cheers Mate!
Nope, 6 cans of lager and this tutorial are note a good mix, try again tomorrow 👍
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As it comes to the end, it is a little bit confusing, despite the thicker cordage (it might be cause on the rope-pattern). Anyway, it is a very well tutorial and I am grateful for your efforts and time you had spent in order to share it.
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What’s the knife you use in the video?
Ah, that is my all time favourite, the Myerchin. You can see more here on that knife: igkt-solent.co.uk/supplies/
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Well rot my socks! Thank you so much for your kind words, I look forward to chatting to you again in the near future. However, if ever you feel like 🎀 *Show Me Your Knot-Work* 🎀: bit.ly/yourknotwork I always love to see what other people are up to. Yes, I have come a long way since I broke my arm and did book reviews and also the Falconers Knot, as it was the only one handed knot I knew about.
good
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Hi Mate, would you be kind enough to demonstrate the knots on your Maline spike please. Cheers!
In the doubled version when you chase it out can you stay on the right side or do you need to chase on the far side? I shouldn't think it matters, to lazy to see on my own it's early in the morn.
I think the only thing you really need to worry about is, does it cross over anywhere? If it does, that does stick out like a sore thumb. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated. Are you more of a practical or decorative knotter?
Johnny Debt well I fell in love with notting when I was a boy scout. Then when I joined the US Navy I ended up a boatswain mate so tying knots was part of my rate. I definitely went to more advanced knots. I was exposed to fancy work which I practiced with anytime I had time. Wish I still had access to all the line we had on board ship. I'm self taught and have some good books on the subject but never seem to have time to enjoy it anymore. I've started watching your videos and am starting to get back into it. Thanks for posting and for answering comments. I was in the Pacific and never made it to England. Though I've met and liked some of your country's kinsmen. The aussies and a few kiwis too. Keep up the good work.
Respectfully BMC Retired Chris johnson
You've done this one before. :) How can I do this as a fob with a loop in both ends?
Well spotted!! Yes, it was a really early video and I did not like it, so thought I would upgrade on it. Off the top of my head, not sure, but what I will do is have a play and get back to you on that one.
Was that pink one for a lady bosun Johnny ?
I would like to say yes, but, it was all I had left at the time. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
I know this video is somewhat old. But may I ask, what knife is that?
That knife is the Myerchin, Google search should bring them up. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
I would like to know how long of legnth is the cord for the single knot
Last knot
Can you show how it is used on a knife that I would use on a boat?
I am not really sure what you mean? This is just one of the simplest of lanyards that can be attached to a knife. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated. Are you more of a practical or decorative knotter?
Practical. Thank you
What type of line /rope are you using?
Best - Michael
The pink one is Paracord and the yellow one that I use for demo purposes is known as float line in the UK. What are you looking for and if you also tell me the country I am in, I may be able to put you in touch with someone?
@@KnottingKnots I purchased some hanks of parachord from my local Home Depot, USA (a big box store), but when knot tying, the line will kink and/or flatten out -- junk! I prefere a rope/line with some stiffness to ensure my loops and bights aren't limp or loose there shape. Hope this helps.
Best - Michael
Where did you find your knife?
That knife is the Myerchin and you can find it for sale here: igkt-solent.co.uk/supplies/
You sound like the actor Michael Caine, when he was a bit younger.
To be honest mate, I am Michael Caine! My acting career started to falter and I had to settle with doing this stuff ;-)
How do you attach to a knife or tool?
You can either pass the line through eye of a knife before starting, or pass the loop through the eye of the knife and then lock off similar to a cow hitch when completed. Similar to this photo: lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/ACtC-3eJB-hNgoP8aArCY1BvIlHXYmKnsbvLwXTwA9W-DUXk7tNWZadadRFYawuqLMeF_T73tYWm2chS5DFFINarPrZwTQkiJ1m5IN6QllAFLlHehr3hFEHULJHrCcExGkbAu2eFsKm4qob6NM-pwsPQvl-z=w1152-h864-no?authuser=0
This is a 3l X 4b Turks head made with 2 cords
Why nobody says that Brilliant Know is mere Carrick Knot with ends going though its center? Why to show this pazzle on fingers?
Uoo pleace tutorial fotball knot chenise
I got lost on the double at about 3/4 of the way
I am in the process of remaking some of my videos, do you think I should do this one again?
@@KnottingKnots I think I just need to keep rewatching especially on the double, The first part is easy to follow but as it gets more busy looking, if you could slow down when you turn the bundle in your hand, it gets a little disorienting keeping track as it gets turned 180. But also part of the problem was that i was using a thinner cotton white rope that isn’t very supple...so the loops don’t stay spread out...
@@kentuckyburbon1777 I wonder if this one will help you out: ruclips.net/video/TkiWCXjFmco/видео.html
It's a "call" and the Bos'n "pipes" the call.
Yep, the problem is that it is listed in Ashley's as the others also................. so pipe down ;-) How rude of me, just joking. Have you ever had to listen to "call the hands?"
FIRST
Nice brov
Who the hell figured this out in the beginning
I liked the tut, but man you don't have to explain every move for 5 minutes
Usually whenever I play a video, I play it at 1.5X. May be you should try 2X with my video's 😉 One reason that I do explain in detail, is that one of my subscribers is blind. He listens to the video, whilst his granddaughter watches it. He tries to tie the knot and she directs him when he goes wrong.
He does for me😎
You don't show properly
Yuck...
Yuk, me, the video or the knot?
Cheers Mate!