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[[image:sqrknot.png]]
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Since the ends of the knot aren't shown, people could tie a reef knot, or a thief knot. The drawing needs to be more clear


''Category: binding, knot, decorative etc.''
''Category: binding, knot, decorative etc.''

Revision as of 22:23, 16 April 2002

A square knot is also called [?]

File:Sqrknot.png

Category: binding, knot, decorative etc.

Origin: ancient or modern etc.

Similarities: to other knots

Releasing: jamming or non-jamming etc.

Load Strength: 60-75% (for Bowline)

Caveat: do not use as a bend! (joining ends of rope) , spills, slips.

Uses: Bind up objects

To tie a square knot, tie a left-handed overhand knot and then a right-handed overhand knot or vice versa. Do not tie two knots of the same handedness.

See also: Scouting

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