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Merci pour votre commentaire. En effet, la maîtrise des différentes techniques de nœuds est toujours bénéfique, même si elles peuvent sembler complexes à première vue. Il est toujours enrichissant d'apprendre de nouvelles compétences et de les perfectionner.

A bowline knot is a versatile and secure knot that is commonly used in a variety of situations. Here are some examples of when you might want to use a bowline knot and the applications in which it could be used: 1. Sailing: A bowline knot is commonly used in sailing to secure a rope to a sail or rigging. It is a strong and reliable knot that will not slip or come undone, making it ideal for securing important lines on a boat. 2. Camping: A bowline knot is also useful for camping and outdoor activities. It can be used to secure a tarp or tent, create a makeshift clothesline, or hang food out of reach of animals. 3. Rescue operations: Bowline knots are often used in rescue operations, such as mountain climbing or water rescues. They can be used to secure a rope to a person or object, allowing for safe and controlled movement in dangerous situations. 4. Construction: Bowline knots are commonly used in construction for securing ropes and cables. They are strong and secure, making them ideal for lifting heavy objects or securing scaffolding. 5. Fishing: Bowline knots are also useful for fishing, as they can be used to secure a hook or lure to a fishing line. They are strong and reliable, ensuring that your gear stays secure while reeling in a big catch. Overall, the bowline knot is a versatile and reliable knot that can be used in a wide range of applications. Learning how to tie a bowline knot and understanding when and where to use it can be a valuable skill in many different situations.

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The Harry Butlers Yosemite Bowline is preferred over the regular Bowline in the following cases: Increased Reliability: Extra wraps make it more resistant to slipping under heavy loads. Prevents Loosening: Better at staying tight with frequent tension changes. Enhanced Safety: More secure if the rope is wet or slippery. Climbing and Rescue: Essential for anchor points where knot reliability is crucial. Overall, the Harry Butlers Yosemite Bowline offers greater reliability, resistance to loosening, and safety in demanding conditions.

Wow, the ultimate 😍 Bowline ❤ . I like the way you make it very clear to understand with the blue 💙 ✋️

Thank you! I'm glad you found the explanation clear and helpful. The blue color really helps in visually distinguishing the steps, making it easier to follow and understand. The Extended Bowline is indeed an impressive knot, offering enhanced reliability and safety compared to the standard Bowline. Whether you're using it for climbing, sailing, or any other application, it's great to know you appreciate the clear demonstration. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!

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Well, it took so long that my fingers started thinking they were pianos and the neighbors started booking tickets for my “concerts”! But seriously, after weeks of intense practice and lots of repetition, I was finally able to play it the way I wanted to play it.

Nice? Well, this knot is so adorable that even the Mona Lisa would want to be photographed with it!

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Green background, green gloves, greenish rope - so much contrast, it's like a symphony of shades of green! I think I'm creating the perfect work of art. Even the chameleons stop in admiration, and the forest fairies want to take lessons from you on color matching. This green ensemble literally screams harmony and unity with nature!

primary application for work at height

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It's a decorative knot to join two ropes together

I can suggest Hangman's Noose :D

Carrick bend.

You're right. The other name for this knot double perfection loop.

Доброго здоровья! Первый раз мне показал этот узел один филиппинский боцман много лет назат. После этого многие филиппинские матросы показывали этот вариант и называли carrick loop. Возможно, есть и другие варианты этого узла.

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you are absolutely right.

I'm not a surgeon. I'm a sailor. so I can't answer your question correctly.

The Blake's hitch is a friction hitch commonly used by as an ascending knot.

Я не альпинист и не имею зеленого понятия какие узлы применяют столь достойные люди. Я моряк и показываю узлы какие применяют моряки в своей морской практике. А что касается yosemite bowlne - это вообще опасный узел, и я избегаю применять его на практике. Хотя на этом канале есть видео касательно этого узла. Рыбацкий полуштык я не владею русскими терминами узлов, поэтому не могу ничего прокоментировать по этому поводу. С уважением Captain Oleg Volsky.

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More than 300 knots are officially recognized. In practice every sailor uses about 15. I show the variants I have encountered in my maritime practice. And everyone is free to choose the knots he will use in his life.

Related Alpine butterfly knot, Artillery loop, Span loop. The knot is a good one on all three counts-lead, security, and strength. Moreover, the method of tying is both ingenious and distinctive, and once mastered, it is not apt to be forgotten.

@@Oleg_Volsky_knots Interesting claim. Any break, slip, or untying tests to point to?

I haven't seen any official tests. But in reality, it's not a bad knot.

I hope you don't have any emergencies.

Used to connect two ropes. Very easy to untie as shown in the video.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashley%27s_bend

Ashley, Clifford W. (1944). The Ashley Book of Knots. New York: Doubleday. p. 264. 1452. (2/3/34.) Another original bend that is as easily untied as #1451. It appears to be strong, secure and compact...

Unfortunately, I have not had the opportunity to familiarize myself with ASHLEY'S "Book Of Knots". I show only those knots that I became familiar with while working at sea.

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You're absolutely right. In the first version, a mistake was made on purpose to test the attention of the audience.

O laço do nó de amizade é um nó para atar um laço seguro e estável na extremidade de uma corda.

@@Oleg_Volsky_knots Thanks!

아니요, 문제를 해결할 수 있는 방법을 제안하는 것입니다.

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Dzięki.

I totally agree with you

I agree with you completely

at the beginning of the video you can clearly see that the short line is on the left side.

@@Oleg_Volsky_knots Clearly??

@@kimstockdale632 between four and five seconds

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You're welcome.

You're welcome.