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Knots are used every day mostly without thinking about which one might be most appropriate for a given situation.There are multiple types of knots, each of them with its own strength and weakness.Read on and find out which knot to use for every occasion.
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Just as its name says, a 'simple knot' is probably the easiest to tie, as well as being the first one people learn to tie.
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The 'bowline knot' is the simplest rescue knot known and is practiced at one end of a rope. The ring can be secured around an object, such as around a pole, or passed through a hole, or hoop, before being tightened.
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'Square or square knot', is a simple knot suitable for temporary tying.
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The 'boatman's knot' is a fairly simple knot, used to attach a rope to a vertical anchor point, such as trees or poles.
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A 'flag knot' (or 'sheet knot') is used to join two ropes.Advertising
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The 'palomar knot' is used to secure a hook to a fishing line.
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The 'Chinese Slider Knot' is perfect for creating an adjustable length necklace.
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'Quick release knots' are used to tie up horses, so that, at the appropriate moment, the rope can be released simply by pulling on the free end.
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A 'wolf's knot' can be used to tie an animal to a pole.
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'Half neck knots' are used for lifting heavy loads and for tensioning threads.Advertising
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