Video tutorial on how to prevent your rope from fraying which can cause problems with tying and also reduce the integrity of the rope. Preventing the rope from fraying also extends it's lifespan to a maximum until other portions of the rope start to deteriorate or wear from usage. In this video, two methods are shown which consist of taping the end with electrical tape or burning the tip which melts the fibers together. This is a fairly inexpensive and easy method to do and is hihgly recommended with both new and old rope.
Video tutorial on how to tie a Utility Loop Knot. This is a common single loop. The same basic principle is used to create this loop as found in the Overhand Knot.
Video tutorial on how to tie a Bowline on a Bight. This knot consists of two loops which can be tied into the middle of a length of rope. It's advantage is that is can be untied easy after being put under strain.
Video tutorial on how to tie a Bowline Knot or also know as a Boiling Knot. It is referred to as the king of knots and is one of the basic maritime knots. The two known disadvantages of this knot is that is can work loose over time when not under a load and the bight (curved section) can capsize/change it's form.
Video tutorial on how to tie a Blimp Knot. This a relatively easy stopper knot which can be used to create a stopper along a length of rope, create a hand hold spot, or add weight for throwing a rope.
Video tutorial on how to tie an Oysterman's Stopper Knot or also known as an Ashley's Stopper Knot. This is one of the strongest larger stopper knots and is distinguished by it's three ring design.
Video tutorial on how to tie an Angler's Loop or also know as the Perfection Loop. This is a fixed loop which words great on bungee cords. It can jamb under stress so the rope cannot be untied or retied after.
Video tutorial on how to tie an Overhand Knot which can also be known as a Thumb Knot. This is a very basic stopper knot, but it's principle applies to other types of knots. It's great to be used as a stopper or prevent the rope from fraying. This knot is known to jamb permanently so it should be used if you do not intend to untie the knot.