How to tie a clothesline knot

How to Tie a Power Cinch Mais

There is an old saying: “Those who can’t tie knots tie lots.” To string a tight clothesline, three knots come into play: a fixed loop on one end of the rope to anchor the line, a second loop in the line to tighten the clothesline and a hitch to cinch the line tight.

How to Tie Knots for a Clothesline

Learn to tie a knot that allows you to tighten the line after it’s tied, great for clotheslines!

How to tie the right knots with animations, step by step illustrations and knot tying tutorials for fishing, boating, survival, scouting, climbing. Useful knots for fishermen, sailors, climbers and all outdoor sports.

These essential camping knots will take care of guy lines, clothes lines, and anything you want to hang from a tree.

The Bowline Know is simple. Just remember, it’s: Loop over top, pull through, wrap behind and around, pull through.

Rob Benson on Instagram: "Taut-Line Hitch Knot: Step-by-Step Guide The taut-line hitch knot is perfect for creating adjustable tension. Whether you need to set up a tent, tarp, or clothesline, this knot has you covered. Here’s how to tie it: Start with a Loop: Leave a loop at the end of your rope. You can attach a carabiner or loop it around a fixed object like a tent stake or tree. First Wrap: Pass the working end (loose end) of the rope under the standing part (your new loop) to make…

Bunches of cables can be a headache if not properly tied. If you have a clutter of wires at the back of your TV or computer, it's easy to trip or spill water on them. If you want to avoid these accidents in your home, you need to tie your cable ties together in a neat and efficient way.

Adjustable Gripping Hitch: I came across this effective griping hitch several years ago. I don't know if it has a name. When the standing end is held and the loop is pulled the knot locks tightly in place If you hold the knot it can be slid along the standing end. I use to…