- The
Carrick bend, also
known as the Sailor's breastplate, is a knot used for
joining two lines. It is
particularly appropriate for very
heavy rope or cable...
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carrick bend has been used and even
recommended by many
different people to
refer to
different knots with a
similar general form to the
carrick bend....
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around and
attached to the main part
using a
carrick bend. The
carrick bend knot
closing the
carrick bend loop will
consist of a
simple closed loop of...
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middle of a rope
Carrick bend –
joins two
lines of
heavy rope or
cable Carrick bend loop – used to make a loop at the end of a rope
Carrick mat – flat woven...
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whistle knot. — The
Ashley Book of
Knots The
diamond knot
begins as a
Carrick bend with the ends
exiting diagonally opposite each other. When the steps...
- The
carrick mat is a flat
woven decorative knot
which can be used as a mat or pad. Its name is
based on the mat's decorative-type
carrick bend with the...
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chinese button knot (ABOK #599 on one string) is
usually tied with a
carrick bend that
attaches the two ends as a
first step. This
results then in a knife...
- of
Carrick (Ireland),
title in the
peerage of
Ireland City of
Adelaide (1864), also
known as HMS
Carrick, a
clipper ship
Carrick bend, a knot
Carrick Church...
- A
bend is a type of knot used to join two
lengths of rope.
Bends are used in a
variety of situations,
including climbing, sailing, and
securing loads....
- to
ascend or
descend with
minimal equipment and effort. The figure-eight
bend knot is used to "splice"
together two ropes, not
necessarily of
equal diameter...
