Knot Tying & Ropework

Maybe. Technically identical to rope in most cases except its size. String, twine, cord, and yarn are typically made by laying up multiple strands to produce a "rope". However, although its construction is typically identical to rope, its small size keeps it properly referred to as cordage, string, twine, etc.

It takes about 15 minutes to knot the side of your shirt

The Knot was created on 2006-12-01.

a quick release know is one that if you tie your horse up , if he/she gets freaked out and start to panic, they cant pull the know loose (its impossible) but if you grab the other end, you can pull it loose almost immediate, with out actually untying anything. its a split second knot! as for how to make one, go on google and google images

how do you do butterfly nots with shoe laces?? you make a 'normall' knot. You then pull the 'bunny ears' until they are real big and the line kinda laces r propa short. den u double over the ears and tie them together. thus you hve butterfly laces

a tying knot for shoe laces on shoes!

A Lark's Head knot is a term used by some, such as the Boy Scouts, to describe a hitch that goes around an object, and more often called a Cow Hitch, and also referred to as a Bale Sling. This is made my forming a single hitch, followed by a second single hitch in the opposite direction. This then present the working end and the standing part together side-by-side.

If the item to be secured has a free end, this hitch can be made very quickly by forming a small loop in the line, pull it ack toward the two ends (standing and working), and sliding the object between the 2 loops formed, and pulling tight.

That you really need to go to the doctor to get it checked out. Finding pea sized lumps on self examination is generally a red flag to goto the doctors to get it professionally examined to rule out anything serious. Get checked out to be safe, its possible all they will need to prescribe is a good massage, but its worth doing, if its anything serious, its better to catch it early. Remember there is nothing more important than your health.

Double braid rope consists of two interwoven layers: an inner core and an outer sheath. The core provides strength and flexibility, while the outer braid enhances abrasion resistance and protects the core from wear. This construction makes double braid rope strong yet flexible, ideal for applications like sailing, climbing, and towing. It also tends to have minimal stretch, offering reliable performance under load.

When a knot is tied in a rope, it generally reduces the working load limit (WLL) of the rope. The reduction can vary depending on the type of knot used, but it can typically decrease the strength by 30-50%. This is due to the added stress and potential weak points introduced by the knot, which can lead to increased wear or failure under load. It's important to account for this reduction when determining safe working loads for applications involving knots.

A knot under your arm could indicate a swollen lymph node, which may result from infection, inflammation, or, less commonly, more serious conditions like cancer. Other possible causes include cysts or muscle tension. It's important to monitor the knot for changes, such as size or pain, and consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis if it persists or causes concern.

A knot on your foot could indicate a variety of issues, such as a benign cyst, a tendon or ligament injury, or inflammation. It may also result from a build-up of scar tissue or a localized reaction to pressure or friction. If the knot is painful, persistent, or accompanied by other symptoms, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment options.