Alright, I just picked up this thing on Amazon. It's really cheap and it was listed as an automatic not tire. Of course there's nothing automatic about it. It's not automatic but it does help out a lot if you're looking for a particular, if you like to use a particular type of nut. It does help out. If you're looking to tie this type of nut, this is a snelled hook. So if you want to snel your own hooks, that kind of thing. Or if that's not that you want to use, it does help out with that quite a bit. Because if you've got big fat fingers, clumsy fingers like I do, it's kind of hard to tie stuff, especially on smaller hooks. You take your hook, you set your hook in here. This thing acts like a vice. You clamp it down with the thumb screw on there. Take your line, run the line. You don't actually have to run your line through the eyelid. I just prefer to. There are some types of hooks out there like Chinese hooks and stuff, Japanese hooks that don't even have eyelids on them. Tighten that down a little bit more so it's going to loose. But anyway, you run it through the eyelid like that. And then I hook it over, you hook it over these two pins there. Hook it over there, get you a little bit of slack into it. A little bit more than that. Make sure the pins are all the way down like that. This thing's all the way down. You hook the line over the pins, bring it up over here. And twirl. Start twirling it. This is why I actually put the line through the eyelid because it keeps it from getting tangled up so much. Wrap that up like seven or eight times, many times as you want, whatever's happening. And then when you've got it wrapped up as much as you want, twist it around like that. You hook it around that first peg, the longer one. And hook it inside there. And then you push it back out. And you push this down, push through. It pulls this, it releases this loop and pulls the loose end of the line down inside of it. And then you get your, the side of the line that goes to your rod. And you pull that up and tighten it up a little bit. You don't have to tighten it all the way. I did. And then loosen up your hook. And since it, the, the loop, since the, loose end of the line is still hooked around that peg, use that to pull it through the rest of the way. So it comes through the knot. And yeah, there you go. It's done. I'll just pull it, tighten it up some. And there you go. I didn't loop it around as many times as most people normally would. But using these small hooks and stuff like this, it makes it a lot easier. So then you just trim off your excess there. But you got to make sure that you pull the, the loop with the excess line through instead of leaving it in. Because then when you try to tighten it, it just undoes the whole knot. You pull it all the way through and then that tightens down and you're good to go. Just, there you go. It's good, not. Now this was really, really cheap. I want to say I spent like a dollar on it or something like that. And it didn't come with any instructions. Of course, not when you pay by something so cheap. There's no instructions. So that's one reason I did this video. Because I'm sure a lot of people are buying these. And if you haven't seen these, but you like to use this type of knot, I'll put the link down in the description. That it's pretty cool. It unscrews here. And it's got some needles there that help you tie other kinds of knots. This is the only knot I could figure out how to tie with it. I'm sure there's, there's other knots in there. I mean, it's got to be a reason there's a big hole right here. I don't know what other knots you could tie with it. This is the only one I could figure out. If you know any other knots, you can tie with it. You know, let me know. Post, post a comment, make a video or something, leave it in the comments. Yeah. Thanks for watching.