Year: 2006 Language: English Author: Costantino M. Genre: Manual Publisher: Maria Costantino Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 244 Description: Most of us use the word ‘knot’ to mean that frustrating tangle in a piece of string, cord, or even in our shoelaces. Strictly speaking, however, a knot is a connection in a cord or length of rope that has been formed in one of two ways. Firstly, by passing one free end of a piece of rope through a loop and drawing it tight. Secondly, a knot can be made by intertwining or tying together two pieces of rope or cord.
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Pocket guide to knots
Language: English
Author: Costantino M.
Genre: Manual
Publisher: Maria Costantino
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 244
Description: Most of us use the word ‘knot’ to mean that frustrating tangle in a piece of string, cord, or even in our shoelaces. Strictly speaking, however, a knot is a connection in a cord or length of rope that has been formed in one of two ways. Firstly, by passing one free end of a piece of rope through a loop and drawing it tight. Secondly, a knot can be made by intertwining or tying together two pieces of rope or cord.
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