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Winch strap knot?
Ignore the fact that the strap needs to be replaced in the first
instance, but I was just hoping for an idea. I broke a winch strap over the weekend and needed to use it in order to transport a cabinet. I was trying to remember which knot would be appropriate for that type of material, and realized a bend would be appropriate but I couldn't recall the specific type. I ended up tying a sort of angler's knot but was hoping for something more elegant. There's nothing more irritating than when people are looking to you for a slick solution and all you can remember is something hackneyed. Thanks! |
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Ford and Mary Ann Walton wrote in message ...
A water knot should work. Basically tie an overhand knot in one strap, then trace that strap back the other way through the knot with the other strap. Thanks, I found an illustration at http://brmrg.med.virginia.edu/knots/water.html Just another one to add to my collection. Thanks again! |
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