How to Tie a Bundle Wood.

thanks for watching.

[@Dumaiu]

The Lapp loop! My favorite.

[@Enterhad9]

Very Great ideas. Thanks

[@sokhadiy]

You are welcome. Thanks for your comments.

[@dynasty4851]

I like the first style knot. Very useful

[@sokhadiy]

Thanks.

[@moseskongi4746]

@@sokhadiy you suck

[@watchme6912]

i like the first tying. so easy.

[@sokhadiy]

If you are try them both, it is perfect. Thanks 😊

[@joelbenegh222]

I like the second best.

[@adamwhiteson6866]

I have tried the first knot. I do need a knot like this for hauling lumber. But it jams and locks before I can cinch it tight. It makes a nice hitch but for lumber, this needs to be drawn tight because the load is subject to vibration and jostling during the drive. Perhaps I am missing some trick in the way it's drawn up?

[@youtukang]

❤

[@Dumaiu]

To retighten, you need to be holding both ends _and_ the drawloop. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lapp_knot#Lapp_knot_as_(adjustable)_binding_knot .

[@stick9648]

Like grip hitch with a blocker overhand knot .

[@youtukang]

Thankyou for sharing

[@sokhadiy]

My pleasure

[@squidders8656]

Canadian jam knot works great!

[@jakemccoy]

This is not a Canadian Jam Knot.

[@squidders8656]

@@jakemccoy Never said it was smarta$$!

[@jakemccoy]

@@squidders8656 Notice, I never said you said it is.

[@squidders8656]

@@jakemccoy Notice I'm the only one to mention the Canadian jam knot, so wtf were you referring to then!

[@sokhadiy]

Yes, canadian Jam knot is better.

[@KenAndBarbie]

Whats the name of those knots? 😃

[@akaitv6606]

Excellent

[@sokhadiy]

Thanks.

[@SunilKumar-uk6tx]

Nice

[@sokhadiy]

Thanks.

[@BostjanBizjak-px9jl]

Nice ❤

[@sokhadiy]

Thanks

[@atthebakesale]

I think this is a millers knot. At least the second d one

[@glaciers5163]

This trick is only useful for wood only for all this tricks will use?