this is cool that people do this out in the real world for every day needs. in they military we did this exact same thing but with telephone poles and we set it up with a pulley system so that we could manually lift up an entire vehicle. Your videos are keeping these skills from disappearing from todays world.

WOW! I was looking for a bunch of these tied together as I'm making it to cover the rather large birdhouse I'm making. Wanted this to cover the roof (500mm x 470mm each panel) but this was still a great video :D

Just what I needed. My old Boy Scout book is somewhere hiding from me so this helped big time. Been awhile since I made a tripod and needed one today. I remembered how to do it just needed to make sure. Thanks

Thank you so much. EXACTLY what I was looking for to support plants. Fought with them for 2 hours and then found this! 10 minutes later and one is done. Other tomorrow. My flowers thank you too (I hope!)

great vid, no confusing dialogue. pictures speak for themselves. good music too.

Scouts really did come in handy later in life :-)

Nice work- and great job shooting. I like the point of view technique used.

love it. no talk just show and do. thanks

Very well put together. I do not normally like vids where there is no talking/instruction. But you did well my man. I especially like how you show step by step, but show the end result first, makes things so much easier to follow. People could learn from you. Awesome job on the video. Time well spent.

@Jizzlewobbwtfcus

6 ай бұрын

ye I think that is quite a novel approach which works great!

I started with five feet of rope and after following this video, I had plenty left over, so a little over three-four feet should work just fine!

Excellent instruction!

Great job, enjoyed the music!

Perfect Video. Well explained. Exactly as I was looking for. Congrats from Brazil.

@florinbregenzer8970

8 жыл бұрын

8

@PremalathammhLatha

4 жыл бұрын

I love you so very true and much

that is the most amazing instructional video i have ever seen

Thank you I just made my first tipi by using this for my tripod

Thanks going to use these all over my gardens

Se puede usar esta técnica para hacer un taburete trípode? May you use this technique to make a tripod stool?

Could you please reply with how to modify this to tying four poles together @tyingitalltogether

Thank you so much. I have this very project to do and didn't know how to do it. Your video shows me how. Much appreciated. I expect to hear many inquiries from other members of the community garden and I know who I'll point them to. It would complete the circle.

Experience will show that a plain rather than figure 8 lashing is s little safer. Note that when you apply the frapping turns to the figure 8, it hardly tightens the wrapping turns. With a figure 8, the pieces of wood will twist more easily.

This is my first time enjoying your KZread channel. Great work! I’m looking forward to more great content from you. Thank you so much for this informative video! I got so much out of it.

Yay! That's the way! Love it!

Yea might be useful for shelter building for hiking/camping...very traditional. I am reading Centennial and this is exactly how a tepi was started.

Thank you so much for this. I've been trying to make these for years and failing horribly. But this has helped me do it and it works. Cheers, you're saved to my favourites, I will use this time and time again.

I'm going to give it a try with corn stalks!

Excellent! Thank you❤️

I offered to build a bamboo tripod for a seniors Tai Chi class. i proposed lashing the bamboo together but the concern was that over time the wrapping would loosen, and the tripod might fall. I realize the age of the video but do you or anyone have any suggestions to insure the lashings tightness?

very informative thank u

Excellent!

Well done!

Thank you for this perfection!

@PremalathammhLatha

4 жыл бұрын

I love you

Thanks for your video,it's help me

Useful for gardening - bean teepees!

what size thickness are the bamboo canes?

Maybe this is a silly question, but is it possible to do it with four pieces?

thank you

what can you use this for?

heyho at the federal agency for technical relief, we do i bit different for example we secure the first knot (forgot the name) with a half hitch (is it so called?) and surrounded the sticks six times and every time, we pull it tight. the tighter you bin it, the more weight it can handle. with three 30feet 4" timber, we could handle about 1000lb and even more. but it's nice and clean explained. i like it^^ greetings from germany

veryy helpful, thanks a lot :)

What’s best type of cord? Thanks!

Thank you...

I just have one question: Why don`t you just tie the three bamboos with three Clove hitch knots? I guess you made all of this work for improving aesthetichal and resistance in the finished work, is there another reason for the "extra job"? On the other hand: Beautiful. Thank you for all your amazing videos.

@arueshalaetablebuildingsociety

10 жыл бұрын

Because a lashing provides far more stability and prevents the structure from falling apart as soon as you try to set it up. And, clove hitches are not the best not for securing something against gravity, because they tend to loosen and slip. So, I think that you'd find that your clove hitch scenario would fall apart, if not when you set it up, as soon as the wind blew past.

Couldn't you just use a half hitch to connect the second and third and son on together in parallel?

Yo pondria el amarre mas bajo, asi queda pas lugar de soporte para lo que se nececite poner arriba del tripode

For the start you can also use an X knot

@tejaschavan2475

5 жыл бұрын

Ellen Carroll mad

who is the music artist? nice Zeppelin mashup, thanks

what do you call to the rope his using?

Thanks

Nice video who does the music?

I am like lazygardens and using it as teepees for my peas. great video have watched and used it a few times. thanks. if you want more strength use something else.

Lol gonna make a sniper pit and make this with little branches and make camo over it !!!! hax! xD

If I make two of these and hang a rod between them, how much weight do you think it would hold?

@codycampbell3562

9 жыл бұрын

I'm sure there are many variables like how tight you tie the knots and the materials used. Why not try it out and fill us in on what you used?

verry nice

This knot are very important for scout and guide

@sithuliamrasingha4087

5 жыл бұрын

Hi iam also a girl guide

@yashkaran8462

5 жыл бұрын

@@sithuliamrasingha4087 i am scout

@yashkaran8462

5 жыл бұрын

@@sithuliamrasingha4087 for your information The girl is called guide itself

el primer nudo de hizo para empezar la amarra se llama "ballestrinque"

si alguna vez me quedo en una isla desierta ya se como escapar.... gracias

I prefer clove hitch

its strange if you dont know how to lash any atempt to tie toghether sticks will most likey fail yet the correct way is so simple and easy and yet so strong

Como saber cuando el bambú está bueno para cortarlo...?

Nice thanku

Good

thanks. I needed to know how to tie my fleshing beam together for tanning deer hides.

2020?

I can make two tripod to hang dry my clothes.

How to make a rope ladder

BERMANFAAT SEKALEHHHH

im hungry now...

@vspmohan2226

5 жыл бұрын

Nice way of life in scouting

thanks! This is great :)

I made it with woodprix handbooks !

pramuka l love you

its Led zeppelin. That's the way. on Zeppelin 3

Bridge

bagus dan jelas

how much rope!?!?!?!?!?!?!? plz anwser back asap! @TyingItAllTogether

@ss25sss Its for hide and search hardcore xD

This time I will use woodprix instructions to make it.

LOVE THE HITCH, BUT HOW ABOUT A FIGURE 8 ON THE END. SERVES A PURPOSE, BEING A STOPPER & LOOK'S BETTER THAN FUZZ AT THE END. [ J.M.H.O. ]

Telat 11 tahunn

How to waste rope 101

its horrible impossible to learn. way too fast

@tarahendley8624

4 жыл бұрын

true

@iaagg

4 жыл бұрын

Goto settings (the gear icon on the lower KZread bar) select playback speed and choose the speed you want: .75 for 3/4 speed or .50 for 1/2 speed or .25 for 1/4 speed for the best speed for you.

@antarabhattacharjee2327

4 жыл бұрын

Pause it and try

@tarahendley8624

4 жыл бұрын

@@antarabhattacharjee2327 no i learnd from an actuly good guy

I hate this the first one wasent even understandable