If you're looking for some smaller diameter cord like I've used here(got mine off ebay), try contacting R&W Rope Warehouse((800) 260-8599), call and tell 'em what you're looking for since they're not set up to sell online. The 'Handy Hundred' cord looks like a good candidate for knot work, though I've not tried it myself.
And with some 1/16" glow-in-the-dark cord from CoolGlowStuff.com.
Nice work, I'm still trying to learn the longer turk heads. Creative Idea!
ReplyDeleteYour TKH's are very nice!
ReplyDeleteHandy Hundred is great stuff! I use it a lot. R & W also makes a cord they call 'Kite String' and it is only 0.9 mm in diameter. It comes in 300-foot spools. It's great for REALLY small knots. I am using it to cover a few bottles with macrame.
I Live just north of R&W been to there shop a couple of times they have what ever you could be looking for. From waxed thread to 4" tow line for a tug boat. The guys there are super nice too check them out.
ReplyDeleteI really like those. But how do you make that long turks head with that small line?
ReplyDeleteAfter making a few, I think it's easier with the smaller diameter cord because there's less cord to work/feed thru the knot as it's being made compared with larger diameter paracord.
ReplyDeleteI'am confused Stormdrane!! On the long 3 bight of Mr. Brewers tutorial,in the fourth frame it shows over 3 and not sure after that? Then in the 6 frame it shows over 2 around it appears to show a line to the left of standing end? But in the 7 frame it calls out to the left of standing end? I have tried and tried. I think that I can get to the over 3, but clearly I'am lost.Can you please give me some direction? Thank's so much Scot
ReplyDelete@Scot, You can try watching my YouTube video tutorial for tying the long 3 bight and see if that helps...
ReplyDeleteYou are the best Stormdrane, Your video as always was perfect and very easy to follow. Appreciate it.Scot
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