DIY Simple Net

[@AnitaTaco]

I was trying to make climbing nets for my parrots, people charge upwards of 150 dollars for just a simple net with a couple toys on it. This was the simplest tutorial I found. With 12 parrots of all sizes I need at least 8 different sized nets. You just saved me a lot of money! Plus, it never hurts to have a few survival tricks up your sleeve. Thanks

[@waynewolfe3935]

how do you finish the ends?

[@PinchyKatie]

Thank you for the straightforward demonstration, I appreciate that you were prepared with simple explanations and not too much unrelated filler. As a chatty person myself, I can appreciate a lesson made simple and easy.

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thank you for watching!

[@qnibeefarmsllc5044]

I needed a covering for my pond to keep animals and leaves out, This Net is it!!! Thanks from QNIBEE FARMS LLC

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thanks for watching!

[@mizzmusicthief]

Great tutorial! I think I'm going to combine this with a hammock pattern I saw, and crochet myself a little hanging place for some of my stuffed animals.

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Funny you should ask that, I am working on a video now to show how to finish the sides and bottom. Very simple process, just tie in a straight line across the bottom and sides. Should have the video up for you tomorrow! Thanks for watching!

[@157papabear]

I needed a cargo net for the top (inside) of my van and was at Wallyworld to get one. They were all either; too expensive, not the right size or had an over engineered way of attaching them to whatever you were installing them. So I thought, "Hey, I have tons of rope sitting around, maybe I can do one myself." I thought it would be too difficult. Not anymore. I saw two vids on how to tie a net, including yours obviously, and tomorrow I am going to make one. Thanks a lot for the video. Gonna save me some money and learn a new survival skill. Thats always a good thing.

[@LeoDomitrix]

Someone dropped a bunch of leftover yarn on me. (I don't knit.) I used this video to make myself a net from the yarn, turned it, did a bit of braiding, and have an expandable, re-usable bag. Not recommended for much but grocery shopping, but only tutorial that made sense to me. Thanks! Can't wait to try it with actual usable cordage!

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

That's awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@xaviernorseman1617]

Thanks for the video. I was able to make a pretty cool net for my daughters room to store stuffed animals above her bed. Easy to do. Thanks again

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Xavier Norseman Thanks for watching!

[@Anne-yw9xm]

You tought me how to make a school project!!!!!
Thank u

[@NikeTao]

Thanks dude, a really nice and comprehendible video without the use of special net needles and other stuff, that you might not always have on you

[@georgecrabtree2013]

This was great. It just goes to show how versatile paracord is. Love the idea of using the casing as shoestring.

[@Chojisenpai]

Thanks! This is probably the easiest way I've seen how to make a net.

[@AlskaDu]

Thank you so much for this video n for sharing how to do this! I'm going to try to make a net for my daughters stuffed animals lol

[@disagreeablesob]

I knew the minute I heard the word 'knots' and saw that you were going to do this using nothing more than cord and your hands that it was going to be practical and useful information.Thanks!

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thanks for watching!

[@wrexvincent]

Great tutorial! I know it was for educational purposes but making it two colors also looks very neat!

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thank you for watching!

[@00Temporary00]

Thank you so much for this simple tutorial! I realize that if you are a wilderness person you should carry the netting needles or whatever they call them, but this is so good to know just in case! I needed the instruction for something less survival-esque to be completely honest (decorative net, haha) but, it's good to know that I can do this if I was ever in a situation that called for it. Thanks again!

[@nuengkwahmrak9757]

I used this technique for a costume, it worked perfectly.

[@laurenswaine5601]

Thank you very much!! Made this for my treehouse sas a cool decorations

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

thanks for watching!

[@gateway8833]

When I was training in the Andes Mt. we stretched a net to catch water from the mist. It was a net that was made of propylene and the holes in the net were about 10mm. I was amazed at the amout of water it pulled out of the air.

[@GR-kt4le]

this was great
-quick
-no frills
-clear
thanks

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thank you for watching!

[@rintinrina]

Thank you so much for this clear and simple tutorial! This was so easy to follow and the most helpful tutorial I've seen..

[@nickiminja5281]

Great job helped me make a basketball net

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

+Andrea Sierra Thanks for watching

[@anniecriminalcase6148]

This video was what I needed. Thank you.

[@csh6220]

in a survival situation, just keeping busy, working on things to better your situation will have a calming effect, and bolster your confidence. They say survival is 90% mental anyway. If you made a net, actually caught some fish in it and had a good meal, you would feel so much better (physically, mentally, and emotionally), your odds of survival would increase exponentially. Thanks for showing us how to make a net. It is really quite easy, if you know how to do it.

[@micheledohner5432]

This looks so easy to do!! I can't wait to make one for my kids' toys!!! My son will be able to show his buddies one in cub scouts. Thanks for such an easy to follow video!

[@Laura____0214]

Simple instruction, thank you!

[@busterstewart]

5 stars best one i seen yet

[@mikeedmond4762]

Thank you. Very easy instructions and much easier than using a shuttle.

[@sedgmick]

thank you for sharing i'm trying to learn various ..let's say old technology

[@weardiwo]

Ty! Now I don't have to make a netting needle ^-^ gonna try to make a net out of some sting nettle fibers, thanks again. :D

[@karimcn5816]

NICE. Simple and effective.

[@williamtell985]

I couldnt understand others vids but I understood yours . Thanks !!

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thanks for watching!

[@jasoningraham500]

thanks for the video. simple and no tools or complicated knots. I'd like to see how you finish the bottom of the net.

[@jennaandthedogs]

This was the best tutorial I've seen. Thank you for sharing!

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thanks for watching!

[@stevenjessop7819]

Awesome imma build a hammock for summer

[@MajorisMons]

You sir, just gave me a new hobby.
Thanks!!!

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

MajorisMons thanks for watching!

[@nicholaswingler4759]

Awesome. Definitely going to use this for fishing.

[@7Storm7]

Nice job.... Thank you...

[@karynknight9983]

Thank you so much!!! I am a cake designer and I am doing a large superhero cake in which I needed black netting to simulate Spider Man's web. You saved me! Also if I ever need to make a fish net for survival..I'm set!

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Glad to help, hope the cake turns out nice. Thanks for watching

[@tinahart1712]

You brilliant man! Thank you so much for this we are trying to catch a ferral dog and using a trap which has a draw string mechanism, we cant use meat as the bait so have to put wet food in something with the idea that she will tug on the net which contains the food and then release the door catch. Im going to use really strong nylon chord as the plastic netting we have been using she is just chewing through. If we catch her I will let you know!

[@swc64844]

So how do you finish ends and side too. Can I make a hammock from this.?

[@christopherbyerly8903]

Exactly what I was looking for! Easy, simple, basic. THNX

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thanks for watching!

[@slingshot5076]

Uses both of my favourite knots so simple

[@victoriab3739]

I really like this simple way of making a net. Its good to know to make a hammock
or fish net or rabbit catcher. etc....or to carry things. Thanks

[@Denyto100]

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[@amandagarcia3552]

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[@ingridpimsner9962]

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[@cowboy477989]

Great demo. Easy to understand.

[@Schmiddy127]

Awesome thanks! We were planning to build a hammock as a kind of "extra floor" on our tiny balcony, hope no one falls down ;)

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Schmiddy127 Thanks for watching!

[@karenerdmann7978]

Great video. Simple and practical.

[@RosalieA7X]

Thank you now since i know how to make a net now i can get my ghilliesuit/blanket done

[@tinytree100]

Well done and simple, thanx.

[@wtdiaeemergency8996]

that was supper cool and so simple thanks a lot

[@earlbrown7506]

pretty awesome video.

[@sarahkrueger7419]

+Earl Brown i think so to watch your back man i am everywhere #sskrueger @sskrueger #s_coso @s_coso on instagram

[@debbispencer5104]

Thanks for an easy method and clear tutorial! My only question is how to finish it off. Do you tie off each knot on the start line?

[@paigeelizabeth9635]

using strips of old t-shirts and this method to making a climbing thing for my cat

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thanks for watching! That is a good idea!

[@AdamJee923]

amazingly simple, great instructional video thank you

[@cookiespink2385]

Very good....you help me go a basqueball net....very good.....thank!!

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thanks for watching!

[@johnliss9618]

simple method for the net, easy for kids

[@dominocus1]

Aces, my man. Always wondered how it was done. TYVM.

[@rubyhamilton5769]

Awsome. So simple

[@daviddanaee3724]

wonderful job. I always wanted to learn the net making. Thanks,

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

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[@nanceebirdlover5222]

Excellent vid thanks! I'm going to use it to make a net for my budgies to climb.

[@jamesh513]

great video ...i never knew it was that easy to make a net

[@dawgshaw1518]

hay thanks for posting this on RUclips i am going to make one of these one day.

[@sharonbrooke5166]

Great, easy to understand, video

[@storysuicide666]

Great video!! this is by far the easiest method, i wish i would have learned this method the first time. Now i can share the knowledge, cheers from Canada

[@johnlatsch9720]

ty simple and effective without tools

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thanks for watching

[@banamseslendinbanamseslend477]

very nice👍

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

+Banamı Seslendin Banamı Seslendin Thanks for watching

[@kingnobody193]

Thanks for taken the time to show me something I didn't know great video man thumbs up

[@jumpoffa5011]

Outstanding. Thanks

[@unicornneenarnoi1007]

nice and look like easy for make it.Thanks.

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thanks for watching!

[@dahartman88]

Excellent!

[@dashcostello6667]

how do you end it

[@all_thingsinteresting]

super simple Thanks man

[@kassiamacedo2336]

Thanks! Really helpful and easy to do

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thank you for watching!

[@DIOBrando-ur5we]

very helpful and easy

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

thank you for watching!

[@RichADio]

Thanks for the great video.

[@MsNewSpecies]

That was really cool and useful, thanks

[@docwilkey]

Thanks for the demo and info.

[@deandremelendez9089]

thank you so much. I made a little net for my crystal neckalce

[@nimatou]

Thank you for your video.
It's really helping me for my art project ✌🏾

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Awesome! Good luck on your project and thanks for watching!

[@Ege.5858]

Thanks for video

[@kelseyvaughan1755]

This really helped me out! Thanks :)

[@villanuevaruth21]

Thanks,That;s pretty easy.

[@KonaSitkaRose]

nice job. Really easy to follow your steps!

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

thanks for watching!

[@bowaimhit]

Wayyy cool vid!!! Thanks! Extreme Survival Alaska shows one of the Seavey Bros, making a net!!! Fed 3 Team Members!!! Thanks Again!!

[@dogbot555]

very helpful vid. thanks

[@mac61rhify]

That's a great video on a very useful part of any survival kit. Any time you can have redundant means to put food on the fire in a survival situation is well...what can I say.
I haven't seen one explained in such easy terms, but now, I can make one net for each of my kits. Thanks.
?? Does this technique work for a hammock as well?
Keep on keepin on. Mac

[@ansum100]

That was a very interesting Video than u very much..

[@randomboy2ndst]

Been watching your videos, your really inspiring!

[@NinjaaaaaHHHHH]

Awesome !!

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thank you for watching!

[@nathanwhited4946]

Hey bud I just wanted to say thank you again For posting this video. I'm making mine now. i wanted one for my bug out bag. And I decided why buy one when I can make one & know How to fix it in the field if I ever need. to. mine is going to be 10x9ft. I'm pretty excited although I do have a few. tips lol have a friend help u It would probably go faster. Oh and another thing a 1/2 inch between ur knots on the top is way to small You should probably spread them out more. And this is a great family project thanks again bud

[@VonLeachim]

Thank You For Sharing Your Riches

[@tiffanyburgher3058]

Thank you soooo much, this was very helpful!!!

[@solomonolguera1489]

wow! another additional knowledge, simple but so very useful for my bat catching at night,,, wish that batman won't hates me this time! hehe. :)

[@TrevorLeaSmith]

I am making a cargo net for my winter bag, using this method, para, and bungee cord.

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thanks for watching!

[@NicenCherry]

Pretty cool man thanks. I want to try and make a regular net with handle for salmon and stealhead

[@jeshmoob1723]

Thank you for the demo

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

jes hmoob thanks for watchning

[@MateuszWaliczekPiratzky]

That's great! Thanks

[@mischarodgers4288]

Really useful video, thanks!

[@EastWoodlandSurvival]

Thanks for watching!