I’vehadenough
Elementalist
- Sep 15, 2018
- 847
so I'm gonna use a slipknot. Do you make a slipknot around your neck AND the fixture?
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Its what I did when I was practising. One slipknot at each end.A slipknot should be sturdy enough. You can tie a rope to a high branch that is out of reach using a slip knot to. Lost a rope this morning this way...I was thinking a slip knot for the neck, then tie the two loose ends using a constrictor knot, one for each loose end, around the beam. That is if you're planning on doing a full suspension hanging. Be warned though, the constrictor knot is so effective it can even damage the beam if it's not of a hard enough material. From my knots app: "Simple and secure, it is a harsh knot that can be difficult or impossible to untie once tightened."
I’vehadenough
Elementalist
- Sep 15, 2018
- 847
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