New to archery, first bow, and was trying to remember this method, used to use this for tying the whipping on old Persimmon golf clubs, clear and easy to follow instructions and you can make them as long or short as you like. Thanks for the great upload.

Thank you very much. Having recently got back into archery, I purchased a samick skb 50 and I used this video to making my own nocking points. I really like the simplicity and elegance of this method, thanks.

Saw this method demonstrated by a veteran archer at our club and this video really helped me do the same on my string here this afternoon - thank you Laval Falks

Best video about tying nocking points I've seen. Others use superglue or wind it very loose and loop the end through the windings and the end loop, which usually results in a mess. Or they just make a start knot, glue that down, wind and glue the end. Yours is so elegant and doesn't use any glue at all. Love it and have referred it to all club members wanting to try it instead of basically crimping a heavy brass ring on their string (oftentimes damaging the center serving while applying too much force or using a wrong sized part). If you want to get rid of the nock point just carefully cut one of the windings and it will come undone. No damage to the center serving at all. So nice! Thanks a lot!

I used this method combined with an engineer's square and it worked amazing. Thank you so much!!!

Clearest video and most logical method! Thanks.

Thankyou sir, very clear video, it helped me greatly for replacing the brass nocks. Much appreciated.

Crikey,,,,! Fishing Rod Bindings, never thought of this and you can build it up as big as you like, Doubles or Triples while keeping it nice an clean looking as you stated, brilliant stuff Mr Falks. You Beauty Mate.

Great video, thanks for posting!

I like the wrap. Well done

Made my first nocking point using this method, helped a lot thank you

Great video. Very nicely done. Thank you.

Thank you. Glad you like it.

Thanks for the help.Works like a charm.

This video helps!Many thanks!

Thank you Paul.

I think I will use this method when I get my recurve. This looks like it gives you the ability to move the up or down a bit for fine tuning.

Great idea, just bought my first bow, will definitely do this :)

Awesome, I just used this method to tie my nock point, works like a charm. Before I was using my own method which required glue, this is much better.

This is by far the best nocking point video I've seen and the way you tie it is really strong. I tie my fishing hooks with this type of knot, it will never come out once you tie it

Thanks for the demo.

Just like snelling a steelhead hook. cool video. Ill try it

Great video and very well explained. I'll be removing my factory fitted nocking points which are way too loose and installing new ones using this method.

Thanks for the tip

Unwaxed dental floss does the job too

Good work, thanks. Burn the ends and also take the arrow off the nock and just leave the nock hanging, that will make it easier without that arrow in the way.

Thank you from your instruction .👏👏👏👏👏

Thanks! Im going to do this on my recurve now instead of using the metal ones

Great Video thx

Nice job!

Thank you!

I'm using 8125 for recurve strings and putting a dab of super glue on the nock point to hold it. You can use 2D serving or any other tight thin serving thread to tie them also.

Thanks for the lesson! Oh and that knife needs to see a stone in a bad way!

i believe it is called a nail knot but need to check for sure, it looks similar, i think this is used in fly fishing too. i was looking at brass nocks but now will be doing this, i never thought of string for this purpose. good video easy to follow. i am new to archery and am i right in saying that the bottom nock should be approx 10mm above square from arrow rest. thanks

I just had it in the press to hold it. I tie them with the string tight.

That's the best way I've seen to tie nocking points, do you get nock pinch if you tie them to close together?

Thanks and good luck. Pass it on to your friends.

I would like to have seen is how you do the "first thing you need to do is find the exact point to put your nocking point." The rest was good! Thx.

Very nice job! I might have to try this vs a brass nocking point. Are you opposed to melting the ends after cutting them off?

nice tip, looks good, be carefull with super glue. the strong chemicals is really really bad if you get it on the bow string.

Some guys at my Archery Club use this method, but first they draw the thread through a stick of regular hot-melt glue then once the nock is tied and trimmed they heat it with a flame and the glue sets the nock tight.

Great vid .. Would waxing the string help with tying and such ??

Do you have your bow on a bow press to loosen the tension on the bow string a little bit when you tie the nocks on?

hola muy bueno tu tutorial gracias justo es lo que buscaba amigo un abrazo.

Nice job, tightest nock tying video I have came across. Do you happen to have a recommended serving material that you like to use?

What is the better using serving or string to make the nock point ?

You can melt the cut ends if you wish. If not using glue you should certainly melt them.

El mejor sistema.

You're welcome. :-)

Dental floss works really great for this. Not kidding.

Thamk you sir

nice

This is Kevin Costner for sure

Thank you sir

Are there any advantages to this over the brass nocking points? Seems like this would require a lot of fuss if you ever wanted to adjust your nocking point, but a lot of people are doing it this way now.

Good 🏹👍

I've found this to be the best knot for tying on string accessories that you do not want to slip, such as cat whiskers. I also use this knot to tie above and below the peep. Any idea what this type of knot is called?

Should I not use braided serving thread? All I have to work with is BCY #62 Braided Serving. Which do you recommend the most for doin' an "under knot" for inside a D Loop?

I thought we were supposed to leave a small gap to prevent nock pinch?

Does having them tight cause nock pinch?

Neat

Do you think it's alright if the nock point is the same color as the string?

Very sharp knife lol

good yob!!!

Thanks for the advice but you don't mention how to know exactly where to put the nocking point... The point of the string where the arrow is straight compared with the rest while the string of not being pulled? I'm newbie with this and got no helping due to the quarantine hehe

can't understand why people use those brass knocking points when tying in your own is more fun and easier to remove should you need to do so. great video BTW.

What kind of thread you do use?

I don't understand the reason for the opposite directions for the two nocking points. Isn't the serving the same direction for both locations?

How do figure out the direction of serving?

Same way you tie ferrules on a fly rod.

I think the Nock Set are too tight

Make sure you get it right , it looks like a bear to get off.

Where's the d loop

I see nock pinch, not good.