10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WALL KNOT»
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1
Fun with String: A Collection of String Games, Useful ...
The Wall Knot is made in the same way as the Crown Knot, but each strand is
passed up (instead of down) through the bight of the strand next to it. The ends
are usually whipped as in Fig. 62b. A Double Wall Knot (Fig. 62c) is frequently
used ...
Figure 8. — Wall Knot. Made "against the lay ;" that is, each one of the strands is
turned backward around the next strand and up through loop. It is usual'y "
crowned" before cutting off the ends. The Fifth Annual Block Island Race of the
New ...
3
Handbook of Knots & Splices
With all strands make a Wall Knot right-handed (Fig. 486). 5. Follow round the
Crown Knots and the Wall. 6. Make a Wall Knot round the bottom of the knot (Fig.
48c). 7. Make a Crown Knot similarly (Fig. 48<tf). 8. Follow round these last two ...
Charles Edmund Gibson, 1961
4
The
Knot Bible: The Complete Guide to Knots and Their Uses
Wall knot The wall knot is basically an upside—down crown knot (page 198). But
whereas the crown leads the strands back to the line's standing part, the wall knot
leaves them pointing in the original direction.This means the line can be ...
Bloomsbury Publishing, 2013
5
Extension Service Bulletin
A more secure fastening than the wall knot is made by first making the wall knot (
see description of wall knot figs. 148, 149, 150 and 151) then finishing with the
crown as shown in fig. 152. (See description of crown knot, figs. 145, 146 and
147.) ...
A more secure fastening than the wall knot is made by first making the wall knot (
see description of wall knot figs. 148, 149, 150 and 151) then finishing with the
crown as shown in fig. 152. (See description of crown knot, figs. 145, 146 and
147.) ...
General View of a Wall Knot. tirely of Ohio freestone, and will have a frontage of
about 117 feet. The principal feature of the front is a very beautiful and finely-
proportioned octagonal tower and imposing central entrance. Mr. Isaac Graveson
is ...
8
The Craft of the
Knot: From Fishing Knots to Bowlines and ...
Wall. Knot. Generally, the Wall Knot is not tied on its own, but is the basis for other
knots, such as the Wall and Crown Knot, which is made by first tying a Wall and
then a Crown Knot (see previous). A continuous set of Wall Knots can cover a ...
9
1985 Air Force Search and Rescue Survival Trainging
Wall Knot. the standing part back over one side of the loop, and down through the
loop. The running end can then be pulled tight. (3) Wall Knot. The wall knot (
figure 17-31) with a crown is used to prevent the end of a rope from untwisting
when ...
10
U.S. Air Force Survival Handbook
... part,pass the running end aroundthe standing part back over one side ofthe
loop, anddown through the loop. The running end can then be pulled tight. Figure
1730. FigureEight Knot. Figure 1731. Wall Knot. (3) Wall Knot. The wall knot.
United States Air Force, 2013
