Knots
Bowline
- Bowline - lightning method - tied to a ring
- How to tie a proper Bowline knot - Tips from a Shipwright
- One-handed bowline, Flying bowline - Outdoor Boys
- One-handed bowline, Flying bowline
- Prepare the loop part first so tying it through a quay ring is quicker
Securing a load
- A knot to secure a wooden rung to a rope ladder
- Tying a bunch of sticks together
- Unreasonably Tight Truckers Hitch, Blackwall hitch, Automatic truckers hitch, etc... - FIRST CLASS AMATEUR
- Bowline, auto-locking truckers hitch...
- | Simple hitch to drag a log etc,...
- A vase carrying knot
Quick-release knots
- Temporary knot to moor the boat - Mooring hitch
- Four quick-release knots
- Quick release tumble hitch
- Evenk hitch
- Highwayman's hitch/Getaway hitch
- Nicely explained Alpine butterfly and Zepellin bend - Emily & Clark's Adventure
- Tying a rope to a pole or a ring
Channels
Useful knots for tree climbing using single rope technique (SRT)
- Good video of quick ways to tie useful knots
- Swabisch Prussik with micro pulley
- Prussik hitch
- Blake's hitch
- Bowline Easiest method to tie a bowline. No need for a rabbit!
- Bowline The seafarer's way of tying a bowline.
- Bowline One-handed bowline.
- Clove hitch
- Alpine butterfly knot
Other
- Use a rope to tie a knot in a plastic bag
- Slowly lower yourself down on a rope (belay/rapell) without a belay device
- A surgeon's knot
- Put a loop in the middle of a rope
- Secure a ring or such securely to the end of a line - Buntline hitch
- Temporary handle or make a jacob's ladder - Marlinspike hitch
- Jacob's ladder knot
- Slip knot, easily untied. Guylines on a tent etc.. - Midshipman's hitch - spot the difference between this and a tautline hitch!?
- Drag or hoist a log etc. Nice, simple, secure - Icicle hitch
- Best way to join two ropes. Essentially two figure of eights - Flemish bend