August 3, 2015 How to Tie an Underwriter’s Knot
An underwriter’s knot is a knot that is used in electrical wiring, if the wire is going to be strained in any way.
The most common use of this knot for DIY-ers is when you are rewiring a lamp. It is a simple knot, but a critical knot to know to make sure that your lamp is wired safely.
Watch this video to learn exactly how to tie an underwriter’s knot, and you will be easily able to re-wire any lamp in your home!
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Thank you! I am rewiring two old lamps. While plugged in one got knocked off the bureau it was on and went “Pop!” Rewiring only seemed right so when the instructions said to make an underwriter’s knot I immediately went to the Internet for clarification. The instructions here are perfect, concise and easy to follow! Thanks again!
you’re welcome, Katherine, glad to be of help!!