How to Tie the Daisy Chain Knot in UNDER 60 SECONDS!! (Chain Sinnet)

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Jason here .

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In today's video , we're gonna learn the Daisy Chain knot .

So let's head on into the work table and take a look .

The Daisy chain is a method of shortening a rope or cable while it's in use or for storage .

Truthfully , I believe there's better methods for storing a rope .

The Daisy chain is also called the Chain Senate and also the monkey braid .

It's an attractive macro style knot that allows you to make a braid out of a single strand of rope .

I typically use this when I've tied off a working line and then have a long tail end hanging down .

If I find that I have a long length of rope down on the ground , I often use a Daisy chain to shorten the rope , tidy it up and just make the area safer for when people are walking by .

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So let's have a look at how to tie the Daisy chain knot first tie a slip knot by creating a loop and then passing a small bite through the loop .

If you're not familiar with the slip knot , I'm gonna add a link in the description from there , make another bite and pass it through the previous loop from there , make another bite and pass it through the previous loop .

Then keep repeating until you've reached your desired length .

Once you've reached your desired length , you can finish off the Daisy chain by passing the tail end through the final loop .

The Daisy chain looks great but the real benefit is when you go to untie it , you simply have to pass your tail end back through the final loop and then pull on the end and it'll simply untie on its own .

So there you have it , the Daisy chain knot .

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