How to tie 2 Strings
How to make a Carrick Bend Knot to tie two ends of string or rope together
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this is a how-to on the Carrick Bend not
it's a great strong not to not to ends
there's no slippage and it's strong it's
a bit difficult but you'll get it okay
to make the Carrick Bend knot you need
two strings obviously and the first
string you're going to take make it into
a loop and cross it over on the top so
you'll have one open-ended loop although
crossed then take the second string and
you're going to make a loop that weaves
in and out of this loop so we'll start
by going underneath the loop both
strings on both sides of the loop then
you're going to take this string and go
over this little tab string there so
you're under two over one and then
you're going under this long string here
there's a lot of holding string in place
so two under one over one under and then
one over you're going to go over this
one under this one and then over the
last one so over under over
then you have that knot and then what
you do just take the two strings on both
sides and pull and then you can pull on
the bottom you can figure it out at that
point
there's your knot and that's a pretty
strong not see it doesn't slip which is
a big thing the overhand knot slips a
lot and it's fairly easy to get out if
you're good with knots and that's it
