How to Tie the Painter Hitch or Tumble Hitch - Quick Release Hitch
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- Опубликовано: 2 фев 2022
- What is the Painter Hitch Used For? A painter is the name of a rope that is attached to the bow of a small boat or dinghy. This hitch is often used when tying up or towing small water craft. Having said that, the Tumble Hitch is often used by cowboys and ranchers, as it is a relatively secure hitch.
The Painter Hitch or the Tumble Hitch is a good secure way of attaching a rope to an object, this hitch also has the benefit of being quick release. Some people shy away from knots that are slipped, but I find that if the knot is dress smartly and tightly, then there is little chance of the hitch being tripped accidentally. However, as I always say, you are the master of your own knots, so the choice of course is yours.
The Painter Hitch is also a useful hitch that can easily be used on dog leads and dog leashes.
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Rancher/Cowboy from Texas here. We call that the “bankrobber’s knot” or the “getaway hitch”. Used for tying horses so you can grab the tail as you’re already stepping up onto your horse and get away. Really nice for a shy horse bc if they freak out while tied you can pull the tail and the rope isn’t still wrapped around the fence to whip around and hit someone in the face. You have it in your hand and you can try to maintain control. Only knot I use tying horses anymore. I used to use a slip bowline but when you pull the tail on it the rope is still through the fence.
I agree with you, I like this one better than the Kalmyk Loop Knot also. Thank you for the great videos!!!
"Dress it up nice and smartly. And thereyou have it one in number..."
I love that part almost as much as the knot tying
I think this is one of the most important parts of tying a knot. I think many a knot fails because it is not Dressed Smartly,
@@KnottingKnots I have a sneaky suspicion that John is always Dressed Smartly during filming too!
@@OmShaanti1111 Oh dear, when I look at my early work, you could see the sleeves of my dressing gown. Trouble is, I can not take the video down as it is one of my best performers.
@@KnottingKnots 🤣🤪
Excellent, as always. The patina on your tying stand is looking real good. Thanks John.
Yes, time has been good for it 😉 😉 😉
a bite within a bite within a bite. 👍💪🏻. thanks man. I'll be using that for a long time to come.
This is a really good one to know................ can I interest you in the QTaR Hitch: ruclips.net/video/ypRd8e3VfvA/видео.html
The Tumble Hitch is a different knot - more complicated, but more secure. It's more similar to the Highwayman's Hitch.
ممنونم به خاطر آموزش گره، کانال بسیار مفیدی در یوتیوب دارید 🌹
با تشکر از وقتی که برای مشاهده و همچنین اظهار نظر گذاشتید، بسیار متشکریم.
Good instructions , thanks for sharing , God bless !
You are very welcome
Thank you for these magnificent and refreshingly pure and instructional videos. I stumbled over your channel on my search for some good instructions to refresh and extend my knotting knowledge. Your channel is, as far as I can judge after a few days of my RUclips quest, by far the best in this field.
Many thanks for your comment, not sure if you know, I am also the best looking person on RUclips 😉 😉 😉 Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
great little knot - trying to sort out systems to sail my yacht single handed , going to try this as a way to let go of the mooring from the cockpit- thus save the run back to the tiller as the boat drops away uncontrolled! Thanks - subscribed
So good to hear that, can I also suggest looking at the Imitation Slipped Bowline: ruclips.net/video/-ZsPYA9aaGE/видео.html
Thank you Johnny!
Thanks Gregg.
I think, the original Tumble hitch, as shown on "Animated Knots" or "Wikipedia" is a little bit different than the Painter hitch. Am I right o wrong?
Useful. Thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful! ............can I interest you in the QTaR Hitch: ruclips.net/video/ypRd8e3VfvA/видео.html
Thanks, Johnny. I need to start practicing. 🙂👍
Just do what you enjoy.
Yeah man!!! Thanks
Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Hello, KK has knocked monotony from the No 1 spot 12/6 08:02
@Monotony TV have you seen this?
Otherwise known as a Rustler’s Hitch
I noticed you haven’t posted in a while and I’m hoping you are fine. You are missed. I look forward to hearing the words in your next video, “Dress it up nice and smartly.”🙂
Yes, I am fine thank you, hope all is well with you. Unfortunately, life does get in the way at time, but should be back in the near future. Thanks.
Seen quite a few of your videos all very good most interesting, who did you make your trying stand it looks good
I did once write a blog post about it here: igkt-solent.co.uk/jig-for-tying-knots/ Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
I see a disadvantage in tying a horse with the Painter hitch.
Because you have to grab the standing part with your fingers and pull it through the bight. 00:58
When a horse shys, it's easy to injure your fingers.
In that case you should use the highwaymans hitch/robbers hitch instead 😉
Is it like a Highwayman's hitch but tied the other way around?
Maybe I can interest you in the QTaR Hitch very similar, but a little more secure: ruclips.net/video/ypRd8e3VfvA/видео.html
Do you have a video to teach me how to splice braid on braid 16mm mooring line x
sadly no, must think about making one. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
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Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
What type of rope do you use? All I can find is the glossy plastic stuff and it's a bit unpleasant to work with
I personally, for my videos use something called floating safety line. It is superb for just fiddling about with and practising. Perhaps If you are based in the UK, then I can give you a link on where to get it?
Excellent video as always. I am curious, how strong is the painter's hitch? I often wonder that after seeing a new (to me) knot.
The QTaR hitch is a favourite for me, just a little bit more secure. Personally whether a knot is slipped or not, is not really a problem. I find that if it dressed and tightened correctly, it does not trip accidentally. Here is the QTaR for your reference: ruclips.net/video/ypRd8e3VfvA/видео.html
@@KnottingKnots that one definitely will be going into my playlist for knotwork. Out of curiosity, what is the lowest profile bend? I'm crocheting a scarf that swaps colors every 6cm. I'm using a square knot as a bend, as it is fairly low profile, however, if a better option exists, I would like to use it.
@@equesdeventusoccasus perhaps the Weaver's Knot would be fit for purpose, I use it a lot when working with small swine: ruclips.net/video/UivENFF81mU/видео.html
@@KnottingKnots I thank you for your willingness to interact with your audience. You are a great teacher, not just a channel creator.
@@equesdeventusoccasus There is nothing worse than leaving a comment and not getting an answer. Or even worse, you ask a question and all they do is click the Heart button!!!
What kind of rope and size do you recommend for a beginner trying to learn different knots? I have some paracord but it’s difficult to work with.
Yes, Paracord is a bit floppy. The stuff I use for me videos is............. well I know it as Floatline?? What country are you in and I will see if I can get you a link to somewhere local to you?