Knot tying video tutorial. Learn how to make a transom knot. Easy step by step instructions for tying a transom knot in this guide.

The transom knot can be found as knot numbers #385, #1182, #1255, #3372 in the Ashley Book of Knots. It is a binding knot that is a strangle knot tied around perpendicular poles as a lashing. It however has the geometry of a constrictor knot. Ashley recommended it to be used to tie the cross pieces on a kite. It is best used with natural fibers such as jute hemp or sisal as these fibers have good friction properties and hold well. They are also biodegradable so when you are finished you can simply throw the string in the garden for the microorganisms to eat.

Get out in the garden and be happy.

Uses: Used as a simple lashing to tie two poles together. Used in the garden to make bamboo or stick fences or trellis for climbing plants.Could be used in an emergency to tie rudimentary survival shelters.

Advantages:
Much easier to tie than a conventional lashing and uses significantly less rope or cord.

Disadvantages:
Not as secure as a conventional lashing

Related Knots:
Constrictor Knot: [ Ссылка ]

Constrictor tied on a bight: [ Ссылка ]

Square Lashing: [ Ссылка ]

Strangle Knot:

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