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It converts the directional force into a force of another direction.

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a knot that appeared and no one could untie it

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These are knots that are used to secure a rope to a post,

hook, ring, poles or rail part in the actual tying. they are able to

withstand high level of parallel strain.

Some examples of hitches are Cow hitch, Transom knot and Bill hitch.

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Use it for crankbaits or any other bait with multiple trebel hooks. It is a strong knot for presentations that do not require hard hook sets.

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In Celtic art, the Knotwork Interlace refers to the interconnection of life and humankind's place within the universe. Common knots include the Trinity knot, thought to represent the Holy Trinity or the Triple Gods/Goddesses of the ancient Celts; and the Lover's Knot, representing 2 together as one.

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clews

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No. You should throw it away and use a new condom.

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The Gordian knot of history was a complicated "Turk's Head Knot", tied with hundreds of strands of bark from the Cornel Tree. Over time, it shrank and hardened.

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The Clinch Knot is generally used for fishing or fly-fishing. It is used to tie on the lure, jig, hook, or fly.

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Assuming you are making a snare from a rope or line, and depending on its size, use a bowline on the bight. If you are using a bigger line or cable, (1/4" or bigger ) use a whipped end or a small cable clamp. If you use a whipped end, be sure to glue your lashes. If you are using a steel cable, and if you don;t want to use a clamp or a whipped end on a cable, you can solder the end with a tight fitting ferrule or tube. Use a hammer to distort the shape of the tube.

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twister

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the siberian king kong knot, it takes even experts around an hour to tie this knot, which uses generally around 200 meters of rope and is used for hanging artificial rocks, big rocks!

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There are several knots you can use for Zoom Fluke fishing. The polamar knot is one, but I prefer the improved clinch knot. Both have pretty good knot strength, but the speed at which I can tie an improved clinch knot is very helpful, especially during bass tournaments.

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1. Start with the wide end ("W") of your necktie on the right, extending about 12 inches below the narrow end ("N") on the left.
2. Then cross the wide end over the narrow end.
3. Bring the wide end around and behind the narrow end.
4. Then bring the wide end up.
5. Pull the wide end through the loop and to the right.
6. Bring the wide end around front, over the narrow end from right to left.
7. Again, bring the wide end up and through the loop.
8. Then, bring the wide end down through the knot in front.
9. And -- using both hands -- tightens the knot carefully and draws it up to the collar.

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You back-tack. To back-tack you just move your cloth backwards and you made you sturdy knot.

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A proper square knot can be loosened by pulling two of the four lines going into the knot. They will be two adjacent lines, and on the 'short' side of the knot, not the long side. This should create enough slack to allow the lines to come apart.


Squish them into a circle... or cut it

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I know the term as "flake down" - a line or a cable. Never heard it referred to as "fake' but when I searched I see that there is for and against on both sides. I have used it for 50 or more years to mean organizing the lay out of a running line or cable so that it can easily be run out again without tangling.

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a tying knot for shoe laces on shoes!

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