Knot Booklet

[bobwhite]

Thank you for taking the time to do this, and making it free to the public. This is is a great resource.

[75RR]

Many thanks to all those of you who have posted.
I appreciate it that you have taken the time to do so.

[CanoeJoe]

Many thanks to all those of you who have posted.
I appreciate it that you have taken the time to do so.

Respect and much appreciation to you for putting this together. I will be passing this on to a friend who is looking at getting into hanging and learning knots.

[OregonBushcraft]

Thanks for this! Added to the Kindle!

[backpacker]

I really appreciate your time and effort in putting this together. I'm ashamed to say as a former Boy Scout and a current assistant scoutmaster (still with the same troop), I'm terrible at tying knots. So this is a valuable resource to have on hand.

[skipcurt]

Very nice job putting this together. Looks like it was quite labor intensive.
I've downloaded a few free apps for knots to have on my phone which is very useful. I just wish the free apps had all the knots instead of only 12 or so. If anybody knows of one, please let me know.

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[turbo1889]

Thank you very much !!! I've been using a pair or two of "Klemheist" knots for years for assents once I'd secured a hard line but never knew their name. Now at least I know what to call them. Up until now they have been known as "that way to one way grab loop rope" to save myself from having to buy and carry a set of mechanical cam assent units.

A few knots I use though that aren't in that booklet, but then a complete book of knots would be a book not a booklet. Ones I haven't used before in there as well though that I might find a use for.

Thanks Again !!!

[K8oe]

WOW Fantastic job, thanks for putting that out there for everyone. Plan on sending a copy to my nephew for scouts.

[Cedar1974]

I believe the Guinness Brother's put it best. BRILLIANT!

[Oakseed]

Nicely done! Your generosity is greatly appreciated.