Pat QoD 31/07/25
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
🤣🤣🤣 Great stuff!🤣🤣🤣
If it don't fit, use a hammer to make it fit....
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
"... Bends and Hitches used for:-"
Tying things together😁 I win😉🤣
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Tying things together😁 I win😉🤣
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Young at heart 😉 Slightly older in other places.😊 Cheers Doug
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
A good YouTube video on the subject
https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=different+types+of+hitches+knots+and+bends&mid=1C9A875E22CB6D7D82931C9A875E22CB6D7D8293&FORM=VIRE
https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=different+types+of+hitches+knots+and+bends&mid=1C9A875E22CB6D7D82931C9A875E22CB6D7D8293&FORM=VIRE
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
The most comman use of the Fishermans Bend is to secure a rope to an anchor ring.
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
Picture 1 - Carrick Bend
Picture 2 - Bowline on the Bight
Picture 3 - Parts of a Rope
Picture 4 - A Round Turn and 2 Half Hitches and a Fishermans Bend - please note they are basically the same with the exception of the first hitch goes under the round turns in the Fishermans Bend.
Picture 5 - A rolling Hitch both left and right handed pull - please note that some people teach and prefer if using man made fibre ropes the first bit do not cross but wrap around the object in question - the say it provides more friction with the slipary nature of the rope
Picture 2 - Bowline on the Bight
Picture 3 - Parts of a Rope
Picture 4 - A Round Turn and 2 Half Hitches and a Fishermans Bend - please note they are basically the same with the exception of the first hitch goes under the round turns in the Fishermans Bend.
Picture 5 - A rolling Hitch both left and right handed pull - please note that some people teach and prefer if using man made fibre ropes the first bit do not cross but wrap around the object in question - the say it provides more friction with the slipary nature of the rope
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
Fisherman's bend usually used for attaching an object, ie a hook or an anchor, Fisherman's knot for tying to another rope or line.
If it don't fit, use a hammer to make it fit....
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
Alessnadro Of course I will just as soon as I get home
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
Do you both want to have a go at No 1 again - note I said Fishermens Bend not Fishermans Knot
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
Hi Pat, knots are a very interesting question and topic.
I really like them, and you're certainly right—they're useful in general, but also in modeling.
I'm familiar with both nautical and rock/mountain knots, but I know their specific Italian terms.
To verify their English equivalent, I'd have to do some research online.
If you'd like, please attach photos of the knots you mentioned, I'd appreciate it.
I really like them, and you're certainly right—they're useful in general, but also in modeling.
I'm familiar with both nautical and rock/mountain knots, but I know their specific Italian terms.
To verify their English equivalent, I'd have to do some research online.
If you'd like, please attach photos of the knots you mentioned, I'd appreciate it.
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
Sorry I cocked yo there I included the same one twice
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
I agree with Nick, all taught in the Boy Scouts
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Ed
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
1 joining thin lines of equal thickness...
2 joining thick ropes without jamming
3 A knot that is used to attach a rope to a spar or another rope that allows jamming in one direction depending on how tied.
4 a bowline that forms two loops on a rope but not on the end.
5 see 3....
2 joining thick ropes without jamming
3 A knot that is used to attach a rope to a spar or another rope that allows jamming in one direction depending on how tied.
4 a bowline that forms two loops on a rope but not on the end.
5 see 3....
If it don't fit, use a hammer to make it fit....
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Pat QoD 31/07/25
Hello Shipmates
What are the following Bends and Hitches used for:-
1. A Fishernams bend
2. A Carrick Bend
3. A Rolling Hitch
4. A Bowline on the Bight
5. A Rolling Hitch
This is an easy peasy quest that persons only interested in model building should be able to answer.
Good Luck
Pat
What are the following Bends and Hitches used for:-
1. A Fishernams bend
2. A Carrick Bend
3. A Rolling Hitch
4. A Bowline on the Bight
5. A Rolling Hitch
This is an easy peasy quest that persons only interested in model building should be able to answer.
Good Luck
Pat
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