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    The document describes several knots including the Marlin Spike Hitch, Slip Noose, and Slip Knot. It provides details on how to tie each knot, their uses, and distinguishing characteristics.

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    The document describes several knots including the Marlin Spike Hitch, Slip Noose, and Slip Knot. It provides details on how to tie each knot, their uses, and distinguishing characteristics.

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    The document describes several knots including the Marlin Spike Hitch, Slip Noose, and Slip Knot. It provides details on how to tie each knot, their uses, and distinguishing characteristics.

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    357 views2 pages

    Marlin Spike Hitch

    Uploaded by

    Janne Fredrik
    The document describes several knots including the Marlin Spike Hitch, Slip Noose, and Slip Knot. It provides details on how to tie each knot, their uses, and distinguishing characteristics.

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    1999, Gerald L.

    Findley

    73

    MARLIN SPIKE HITCH:

    + + MARLIN SPIKE HITCH 1.


    overhand loop

    standing part

    2.

    bight

    Description A loop formed by a half hitch around a bight in the standing part of the rope. Use To temporarily hold a toggle (a Marlin Spike) so that a rope can be pulled tight; as a mooring hitch that can be dropped over the end of a stake or pole; to hold the rungs of a rope ladder. Comments A secure temporary hitch that can be easily spilled by removing the toggle. The Marlin Spike Hitch gets it name from the practice of using it around a Marlin Spike or similar tool to tighten knots and servicing, Other Names Slip Noose; especially when the half hitch is pulled closed around the bight. Narrative ---- (For marlin spike knotboard) (1) Form an overhand loop. (2) Then form a bight in the standing part. (3) Place the bight under the overhand loop. (4) Then reeve the bight through the underhand loop. (5) Pass a toggle through the eye of the bight (6) and pull tight.

    3.

    4.

    ----------------------------------------

    74

    1999, Gerald L. Findley

    ---------------------------------------5. toggle

    SLIP NOOSE:
    Description ----- An overhand knot tied around its standing part. Use ---- As a sliding loop for a snare; as a toggled stopper knot. Comments ---- Related to the overhand knot. Often confused with the slip knot. Narrative ---- Tie by folding an overhand loop over the standing part and pulling a bight of the standing part through the eye of the overhand loop. (See marlin spike hitch.) bight ---eye ---- overhand loop ---- standing running part part ------

    6.
    ght i t l pul ------<--

    ight -> t l l pu ----------

    MARLIN SPIKE LADDER

    SLIP KNOT:
    Description ----- An overhand knot tied around its running part. Use ---- As a stopper knot. Comments ---- Related to the overhand knot. Often confused with the slip noose. Narrative ---- Tie by folding an overhand loop over the running part and pulling a bight of the running part through the eye of the overhand loop. (See marlin spike hitch.) ---- bight eye ---- running part

    standing ---part ---

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