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Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
If you are interested a Flash video tutorial for tying a
Fisherman's Bend, or Anchor Bend, take a look at this prototype on our Web site: http://www.beutner.com/tutorials/fisherman-bend.html This video tutorial uses streaming Flash video. While the video is so-so quality, the sound quality is not bad at all. The video console allows you to mute or adjust the audio. You can stop and start the video whenever you like. If enough people are interested in this, we plan to develop a gallery of online tutorials for all of the major knots, as we do in our commercial knot tying products. |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
Knots-lover wrote:
If you are interested a Flash video tutorial for tying a Fisherman's Bend, or Anchor Bend, take a look at this prototype on our Web site: http://www.beutner.com/tutorials/fisherman-bend.html This video tutorial uses streaming Flash video. While the video is so-so quality, the sound quality is not bad at all. The video console allows you to mute or adjust the audio. You can stop and start the video whenever you like. If enough people are interested in this, we plan to develop a gallery of online tutorials for all of the major knots, as we do in our commercial knot tying products. IT's quite nice, and there's nothing wrong with the video. -- Email sent to is never read. |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
Harry Krause wrote:
Knots-lover wrote: If you are interested ... IT's quite nice, ... It's not nice, it's SPAM ! -- Ken Fortenberry |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 18:00:17 -0500, Harry Krause
wrote: Knots-lover wrote: If you are interested a Flash video tutorial for tying a Fisherman's Bend, or Anchor Bend, take a look at this prototype on our Web site: http://www.beutner.com/tutorials/fisherman-bend.html This video tutorial uses streaming Flash video. While the video is so-so quality, the sound quality is not bad at all. The video console allows you to mute or adjust the audio. You can stop and start the video whenever you like. If enough people are interested in this, we plan to develop a gallery of online tutorials for all of the major knots, as we do in our commercial knot tying products. IT's quite nice, and there's nothing wrong with the video. Indeed, as a demonstration of practical application of technology it is excellent. /daytripper (would never use that knot on my boat, though ;-) |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
What's wrong with these two places?
http://www.mistral.co.uk/42brghtn/knots/index.html http://www.iland.net/~jbritton/ -- heavy, adj.: Seduced by the chocolate side of the force. |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Harry Krause wrote: Knots-lover wrote: If you are interested ... IT's quite nice, ... It's not nice, it's SPAM ! What's he selling? Rope? -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
rw wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Knots-lover wrote: If you are interested ... IT's quite nice, ... It's not nice, it's SPAM ! What's he selling? Rope? I dunno. But the visualization of the knot tying was very good. -- Email sent to is never read. |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
Well done. A practical, intelligent, succinct, and beautiful application
of technology. Knots-lover wrote: If you are interested a Flash video tutorial for tying a Fisherman's Bend, or Anchor Bend, take a look at this prototype on our Web site: http://www.beutner.com/tutorials/fisherman-bend.html This video tutorial uses streaming Flash video. While the video is so-so quality, the sound quality is not bad at all. The video console allows you to mute or adjust the audio. You can stop and start the video whenever you like. If enough people are interested in this, we plan to develop a gallery of online tutorials for all of the major knots, as we do in our commercial knot tying products. |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
DD730 wrote:
Well done. A practical, intelligent, succinct, and beautiful application of technology. Knots-lover wrote: If you are interested a Flash video tutorial for tying a Fisherman's Bend, or Anchor Bend, take a look at this prototype on our Web site: http://www.beutner.com/tutorials/fisherman-bend.html This video tutorial uses streaming Flash video. While the video is so-so quality, the sound quality is not bad at all. The video console allows you to mute or adjust the audio. You can stop and start the video whenever you like. If enough people are interested in this, we plan to develop a gallery of online tutorials for all of the major knots, as we do in our commercial knot tying products. Indeed. In fact, there is a link on the site that takes you to an ad to sell CDs that teach knot tying, but so what? I have no objection to an obtuse ad if the link itself has useful information. -- Email sent to is never read. |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
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rw wrote: Ken Fortenberry wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Knots-lover wrote: If you are interested ... IT's quite nice, ... It's not nice, it's SPAM ! What's he selling? Rope? No, a cd with videos of all the knots a fisherman might need. -- "He that would exchange liberty for temporary safety deserves neither liberty nor safety. Ben Franklin "Those who are ready to sacrifice freedom for security ultimately will lose both" - Abraham Lincoln |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 13:42:38 +0000, Knots-lover wrote:
If you are interested a Flash video tutorial for tying a Fisherman's Bend, or Anchor Bend, take a look at this prototype on our Web site: http://www.beutner.com/tutorials/fisherman-bend.html Good job. Interesting point is: that's not at all how I tie a "fisherman's bend". Maybe mine is a different knot... Yours looks more secure, esp. if you take a half-hitch on the "load" line. Mine is way faster. Lloyd |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
On Sun, 15 Feb 2004 12:09:35 +0000, Lloyd Sumpter wrote:
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 13:42:38 +0000, Knots-lover wrote: If you are interested a Flash video tutorial for tying a Fisherman's Bend, or Anchor Bend, take a look at this prototype on our Web site: http://www.beutner.com/tutorials/fisherman-bend.html Good job. Interesting point is: that's not at all how I tie a "fisherman's bend". Maybe mine is a different knot... Yours looks more secure, esp. if you take a half-hitch on the "load" line. Mine is way faster. Lloyd Oops - looks like what I've been calling a "fishermen's Bend" is actually a Clove Hitch. Ah, what's in a name, anyway... Lloyd |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
Well, one of them only had English knot tieing, they don't work on this side
of the pond. Stuff's all backward......... "Cardinal Bill" wrote in message ... What's wrong with these two places? http://www.mistral.co.uk/42brghtn/knots/index.html http://www.iland.net/~jbritton/ -- heavy, adj.: Seduced by the chocolate side of the force. |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
On Sun, 15 Feb 2004 13:30:24 -0800, "Lloyd Sumpter"
wrote: Oops - looks like what I've been calling a "fishermen's Bend" is actually a Clove Hitch. Ah, what's in a name, anyway... Lloyd I thought they called your knot a "Granny"........???? What's in a name, anyways..... Larry W4CSC No, no, Scotty! I said, "Beam me a wrench.", not a WENCH! Kirk Out..... |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
Oops - looks like what I've been calling a "fishermen's Bend" is actually a
Clove Hitch. Ah, what's in a name, anyway... I thought "fisherman's bend" was what you got in your joints if you did a *really* full Reid and then came back up to the surface too fast. vince |
Video Tutorial, Tying a Fisherman's Bend
"vincent p. norris" wrote in message ... Oops - looks like what I've been calling a "fishermen's Bend" is actually a Clove Hitch. Ah, what's in a name, anyway... I thought "fisherman's bend" was what you got in your joints if you did a *really* full Reid and then came back up to the surface too fast. Well, that or what John and Dave get in their joints if they keep 'em loose in their pockets. Wolfgang and you don't want to know what passes for a sheepshank in this crowd. :( |
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