Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology, (griech.) etymología, (lat.) etymologia, (esper.) etimologio
US Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Estados Unidos de América, États-Unis d'Amérique, Stati Uniti d'America, United States of America, (esper.) Unuigintaj Statoj de Ameriko
Knotentheorie, Teoría de nudos, Théorie des nœuds, Teoria dei nodi, Knot theory, (esper.) noda teorio

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Ropers Knots Page

• Adjusable Hitch Also called the Jamming Hitch.
• Alpine Butterfly Also called the Middelman.
• Artillary loop.A usefull temporary loop for carrying things.
• Blood Knot.A stopper knot. Also called the dubble overhand.
• Bowline. A famous fixed loop.
• BowstringA permanent loop at the end of a rope.
• Buntline Hitch.
• ButterflyAn Excellent loop in the middle of a rope.
• Carrick Bend. The nearest thing er have to the perfect bend. Also called the Josephine Knot when used in macrame.
• Clove Hitch.
• Constrictor Hitch.
• Cow Hitch
• Dolly Als called the truckers hitch.
• Double Constrictor Hitch. Probably the strongest hitch. Best use for temporary whipping.
• Double Eight. Probably the strongest 'double-stopper' knot
• Double Figure-of-eight loop.
• Double Fisherman's Knot. A Fishermans knot. Used to join lines of different diameter, as in fly fishing.
• Double Marline Hitch.
• Double Overhand Knot. Stopper.
• Dutch Marine Bowline.
• Figure eight knot.Stopper.
• Figure eight Loop
• Fisherman's knot= True Lovers Most common 'double-stopper' knot
• Flamish Eight = Eight.
• Gallow Knot.
• Granny.
• Half Hitch
• Hangman.
• Jamming Hitch Also called the Adjusible Hitch.
• Josophine Knot A Macrame knot same as the Caric Bend
• Lap-Knot. Excelent 'native' knot.
• Lineman's Loop = The Butterfly An Excellent loop in the middle of a rope.
• Lobster Buoy Hitch
• Magnus Hitch. Also called the Rolling Hitch
• Marline Hitch.
• Monkey Fist.
• Multiple Overhand Knot. Stopper
• Noose.
• Overhand knot. Stopper
• Pendant-Hitch. A Knot for breas-plates and necklace's
• Reefknot = Square Knot.
• Reverse Eight noose.
• Reversed Half Hitches
• Rolling Hitch. Also called the Magnus Hitch
• Scaffold Knot. A Noose.
• Sheetbend.
• Single Hitch
• Simple Noose.
• Square Knot = Reef Knot.
• Strangle Knot.
• Strangle-snare.
• Tautline Hitch Also called the Midshipmans Hitch
• Thief knot
• Transom knot A perfect cross knot for your kite.
• Truckers Hitch Als called the Dolly.
• True Lovers = Fisherman's knot/bend
• Two Half Hitches
• What Knot A trick knot.
• Weaver-Eight Weavers 'heavline knot'.
• Weaver Knot Weavers 'sheetbend'.