Hi All, Just follow up, make it more clear and understand about how Butterfly knot function.
Thanks. alanleeknots.
Edit; The loop below is called Lineman's Loop "ABOK # 1053" or Butterfly Loop.
Just getting old, old age issues start to come,. Sometimes I just don't know where I am.
Aug-21-2022. Thanks
Here is another variation on Dual Loops from a Single Butterfly. You would not want to do this with climbing rope, but with paracord and other cheap, slick synthetic rope you might want to double wrap the single Butterfly. Then you can turn it into dual loops using the method in an earlier reply.
If you are going (say with a hand wrap method) directly to a Double Butterfly, you do not want to double wrap both loops. The method described below only double wraps the first loop.
This thread would not be complete without showing how to get three loops from a single Butterfly Knot. Dave Root shows how to get a Triple Butterfly via a hand wrap method at his site.
https://daveroot.neocities.org/knots/Knots_MultiLoops.html
Below is how to convert a single into a triple. Admittedly, the easiest way to get the “coil” needed early in this is to do a little “hand-wrapping” but this could be done other ways. The trick when tightening the knot is to keep the three loops of equal size (if that is important).
