Basic knot tying

Knots, hitches and bends. They all sound like a lot of mumbo-jumbo. If you ever wanted to learn knot-tying, here is a great basic tutorial.

Step by Step Knots 11 Basic Scout Knots - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document provides instructions for tying several basic scout knots: 1) The square knot is used for joining lines and is made by passing the right line over then left under. 2) The granny knot should be avoided as it comes untied easily and is not secure. 3) The bowline knot forms a fixed loop and is useful for rescue situations. It involves making a loop and passing…

How to tie a True Lover's Knot - True Lovers Loop - illustrated, animated and explained by NetKnots

The square knot is one of the most commonly used knots. Learn how to tie a square knot and add this to your survival skills!

Learning how to tie a bowline knot is one of the most handy tricks I've picked up along this DIY journey. The bowline knot (pronounced "boh-lin") is one of the most versatile and easy to tie. See how easy it is to tie for yourself!

Basic Knots. The eight Basic Knots in this section are the building blocks of knot tying. These basic knots illustrate the fundamental principles of knot tying.

Six Boy Scout Knots - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The summary provides an overview of the six boy scout knots described in the document: The document describes six boy scout knots - the square knot, bowline, sheet bend, clove hitch, two half hitches, and taut-line hitch. It also discusses other useful knots like the overhand knot, trucker's knot, and hitching tie. Diagrams and instructions are provided for tying each knot.