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Step 18633 viewsThe best part is when it is time to remove the gag. Since we basically chain-stiched the rope to fasten it in place, all we have to do is pull on the end of the rope, and the chain stitching comes apart, and the gag is out. No fumbling with knots or buckles, like with ordinary gags.
I hope you enjoy the convenience and safety of this gag as much as we do.
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Step 16607 viewsTake the top end under the bottom end, and pull it out of the loop, and pull it snug. This is easier than it sounds; it is the same as the first step you do when you tie a square knot, or tie your shoes.
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Step 15617 viewsNow cross one loop over the other.
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Step 12692 viewsReach through the loop, and grab the free end of the rope. Pull it back through, forming yet another loop.
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Step 14606 viewsDouble the free end of the rope, forming a loop.
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Step 8746 viewsDouble the rope coming from under the neck, so it forms a loop. Stick this loop through the loop on the side of the gag. Pull it until the neck rope is snug, holding the gag in place. Hold the neck rope side of the loop, to keep the gag from loosening.
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Step 17635 viewsThe finished gag looks like this.
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Step 4694 viewsWhen you get to the point where there is just a tiny loop remaining on the side you are wrapping toward, stick the end you are wrapping through that loop.
This is where you may have to adjust your initial three-foot distance. If there is too much rope left over after you stick the end through the loop, or too much loop sticking out when you run out of rope, you can change your starting distance as needed. This bit of trial and error won't slow down your scene, since you can make the gag up beforehand.
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Step 13698 viewsKeep pulling on the loop until the previous loop collapses.
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Step 9709 viewsReach through the loop, and grab the free end of the rope.
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Step 10718 viewsPull the rope back through the loop, forming a new loop.
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Step 11724 viewsPull the loop until the first loop (the one you were holding to keep the gag snug) collapses. At this point, you can stop holding it, and the gag won't come loose.
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