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Location: Lake Dallas, TX
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Location: Lake Dallas, TX
Posted:
I was wondering, for those people using string, yarn, whatever...which knot you use to tie it to the handle...all mine seem to come undone.
I was wondering, for those people using string, yarn, whatever...which knot you use to tie it to the handle...all mine seem to come undone.
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Location: carson city, nevada
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Location: carson city, nevada
Posted:
I've always used a slipknot. to put it through a solid hole, you need to basically tie it like a noose with only one loop around. but you have the freedom to use however many you want. I've done it with only 2-3 millimeters sticking out and they still havent slipped after 2 months. also a square knot used to work fairly well for me before I started using the slipknot.
I've always used a slipknot. to put it through a solid hole, you need to basically tie it like a noose with only one loop around. but you have the freedom to use however many you want. I've done it with only 2-3 millimeters sticking out and they still havent slipped after 2 months. also a square knot used to work fairly well for me before I started using the slipknot.
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
Posted:
I use a Clinch Knot, but check out fishing knots for more great knots.
[ 18 April 2002, 14:04: Message edited by: Stone ]
I use a Clinch Knot, but check out fishing knots for more great knots.
[ 18 April 2002, 14:04: Message edited by: Stone ]
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Location: Central Cali., USA
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Location: Central Cali., USA
Posted:
I found this page that shows how to tie a slip knot:
https://www.indoorclimbing.com/Slip_Knot.html
This knot seems to work pretty well with colecord.
I found this page that shows how to tie a slip knot:
https://www.indoorclimbing.com/Slip_Knot.html
This knot seems to work pretty well with colecord.
--Katie O.
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