So I may have had a few too many beers one night while laughing my butt off reading some posts from the good old days… and somewhere I stole somebody’s joke about changing name to “scentlok saddlepants” - for the game changer who sewed his saddle to his pants - then regretted it in the morning but had to wait a month to change it again.@Dope on a Rope if you practiced tying hitches as often as you did changing your username maybe you’d start to learn somethin
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Friction Hitches
- Thread starter Brocky
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I’m kind of fond of scentlok saddle pants personally
Newly up for grabs... I’m just a dope on a rope now.
I vote go back to original ktestar or whatever and leave your punny slogans for your signature line. One way I could tell it was you with another name change was from your humor and how you reply.
That's a 50cm, but I've also used 30 and 60. 30cm works great on a tether or lb!
I found an old image that is a little clearer… ain’t had enough sleep it appears…
Gonna try again
Have you had any issues with this one grabbing like the standard sticht hitch did to you when you first tried it?
I haven't tried the newest version yet.
That picture you just put up is new to me too.
I thought you were trying to tie the one on post #536. The one in post #549 is different...
I might have went too far back… I was looking at this one from two pages back but not enough angles…
Yea dude.
Imma need some sleep before I can figure that one out...
Imma need some sleep before I can figure that one out...
That is the first version I came up with, it is a little simpler now. The ring is made from the bottom wrap, then goes to the back to form the twist.
I saw an arborist using a knut. What makes the H variant different?
Just a different way of routing one end, the straight diagonal bridge coming from the top is the same on both. This is one of a few that I came up with the straight diagonal going down to be clipped.
