Binding rope tutorial

Binding rope tutorial

0 1 semijunction

Introduction: The basic knots of all knots.

Usage: to prevent slipping, or when the end of the rope is not open, it can be used as a temporary method to prevent further loss of the line.

Disadvantages: When the knot is too tight or wet, it is difficult to untie it.

02 splayed knot

Introduction: The play is simple and easy to remember.

Usage: It can be used as a temporary or simple stop and braking point on the rope.

Features: even if the two ends are pulled tightly, they can still be easily untied.

03 flat knot

Usage: Tie the two ends of the same rope together. Suitable for connecting ropes with the same thickness and material; But it is not suitable for ropes with rough and smooth surfaces.

Features: once the winding method is wrong, the result may become an incomplete slipknot, and the knot will spread when stressed. If the knot is pulled too tightly, it will not be easy to untie; However, if you hold the end of the rope with both hands and pull it hard on both sides, you can untie it easily.

Secret: Left and right, left and right.

It's heartbreaking.

Introduction: Known as the King of Knots, it is the most popular in the world and is often used in various outdoor sports, even in all walks of life or daily life.

Usage: Used when the rope is tied to other objects or forms a circle at the end of the rope.

Features: easy to combine and solve, high safety, wide use and many varieties.

05 double knot

Introduction: The beginning and end of other knots.

Usage: usually suitable for articles with equal stress at both ends, and suitable for horizontal stretching.

Features: extremely safe, however, if only one end of the rope is forced, the double knot may be thrown off or loosened.

06

Sanzujie

Introduction: the function is the same as that of double knot, but it is stronger.

Usage: Suitable for vertical traction.

Others: Also known as rolling hitch, Magnus hitch, tension line hitch and stop hitch.

07 fisherman's knot

Introduction: this knot is very easy to tie, but it is difficult to untie. Therefore, it is necessary to avoid using it on some ropes with good texture, and it is not good to use it on ropes that will be tightened, because it is difficult to untie after tightening.

Usage: Connect two ropes together, usually hard and soft.

08 Grasping Knot (Prussian Knot)

Introduction: It's called Prussian Knot, and it's called Verb Knot. Used for self-protection when marching and climbing.

Features: the grappling hook can slide along the main rope when it is not stressed, and it cannot be stuck on the main rope when it is stressed.

09 camping nail knot

Introduction: You can move the knot up and down on the rope at any time.

Usage: used to arrange all kinds of stay cables.

Features: The tightness of the rope can be adjusted at any time.

10 contraction junction

Usage: shorten the long rope to avoid cutting it short because it is too long, and you can also use this method to strengthen the protection of the easily worn part of the rope.

Features: If the rope is too loose, the knot will easily loosen and lose its function.

1 1 knot

Usage: press two ropes together.

Features: Easy to untie.

12 Chai Tie/Mu Tie

Introduction: There is a circle that can be adjusted at will.

Usage: binding and dragging wood and other items.

Features: Although it is a convenient and reliable knot, it must be pulled, otherwise it will loosen and lead to danger.

12 hanging knot

The knot game when Saddam was executed.

13 Pingjie

Also known as flat knot, among all kinds of knots, flat knot is the most frequently used and well known. Ropes with the same thickness are connected by flat knots, which are very strong and easy to untie even under great tension.

Flat knots can be used to tie ropes to other objects. It is best to use a flat knot for rescue, because it is smooth and not easy to hurt the victims.

A, put the right one on the left rope;

B, winding downwards, and then putting the left rope end;

C, at the right rope end;

D, and then circle it. Check carefully, the two rings can slide each other, and if they are misplaced, they will not be tied together (scattered) or it will be difficult to untie when pulling.

E, pull two ropes at the same time to fasten the flat knot; Or just from the living end.

F, after the flat knot, if you doubt whether it is reliable, you can tie the living end of each end of the flat knot on the rope and tie another half knot.

14 backhand knot

Of all the knots, the backhand knot is the simplest. First, bend the rope into a ring, and pass the live end through the ring from behind.

The backhand knot is rarely used except for tying a knot at the end of the rope (so that the end of the rope is not easy to spread), but it is an integral part of many other knots.

This knot is tied quickly. First, bend the rope into a loop, put the loop on a fixed object and tighten it, then tie a backhand knot with a loop with one movable end.

15 "8" knot

This knot can be tied at the end of the rope like a backhand knot, but it is more effective than a backhand knot. First, bend the rope into a circle, put the live end behind the fixed part of the rope, then bypass the fixed part, and then pass the live end through the front circle.

The second knitting method of16 "8" knot

This is a very effective knot to tie the rope to the anchor. It can be used when the object (anchor) is too high to tie the knotted knot. First tie a loose figure-of-eight knot on the rope, bypass the object and pull it back, tie a new figure-of-eight knot along the line of the original figure-of-eight knot, and then tie it tightly.

17 single-side knitting with rope connection

It is more effective to connect two ropes with the same or different thickness than to tie a flat knot with two ropes with the same thickness. This knot is very suitable for ropes made of different materials, especially wet or frozen ropes.

This knot is simple to make and can be easily untied without tension. If the manufacturing method is correct and the tension is stable and regular, the knot will not slip.

1. Bend one rope into a ring, turn the live end A of the other rope to the right, bypass the ring from behind, and then pass the live end through the ring between this rope and the other rope.

2. Tighten. When the tension increases, the knot will tie automatically.

18 double-sided knitting

Double braiding is more durable than single braiding, and it also has a good effect on wet ropes, especially when the thickness of two ropes is very different. However, even if the two ropes are thick, it is very knotty to use the double braided connection. If the tension of the rope is unstable, the ordinary single-sided weaving is easy to slip, and the advantages of double-sided weaving will be more obvious at this time.

1. Bend the thick rope into a ring, pass the movable end A of the thin rope through this ring, first move it below the movable end of the thick rope, then bypass this ring from the front, and then pass the movable end of the thin rope between the thin rope and the movable end of the thick rope from the back.

2. Wind the movable end of the rope again and then pass through the same place (between the movable end of the rope and the movable end of the thick rope).

3. tighten. If this knot is not tightened, it is easy to loosen when it is stressed. Smooth rope, such as nylon fishing line, is not suitable for this knot.

19 fisherman's knot

This knot can be used when connecting two soft ropes (or other materials), such as vines or metal wires. It is also useful for wet lines, especially for connecting fishing lines.

First, soak the fishing line in water to soften it. This knot is tight and firm when connecting thin wires, but it is not easy to untie. When you are not sure whether flat knot or single braid is effective, you can try this knot. But neither thick rope nor nylon thread can use this knot.

1. Put two lines with opposite ends together, and simply make a backhand knot by winding the living end of one line around the other.

2. Repeat the live end of another thread in the same way.

3. Tighten the two backhand knots slightly, then slide to the other side so that the two knots are close together, and then tie the two knots.

20 belt knot

This knot has a good effect on the connection of materials with smooth surface, such as belts and cloth belts. In case of emergency, you can even try sheets or other fabrics when there is a lack of rope.

1. Tie a backhand knot with the free end of the belt, and don't tie it tightly.

2. Pass the movable end of the other belt through the backhand knot in the direction opposite to the trajectory of the backhand knot.

3. The living end should be just inside the knot, so that the living end will not slip when it is tightened.

2 1 activity single collar

This ring can slide and loosen at will. First make a small single ring, and then pass the long end of the rope through this ring.

You can't tie the activity collar around your waist, especially when climbing mountains. This ring is similar to hanging a person's noose and can be fatal.

22 lasso

This is another lasso knot that can slide freely, but this knot has an obvious ring, which is suitable for throwing and catching things, so it is a lasso.

Lasso has various functions, but if there is only one rope in the wild, it is unwise to spend a lot of time and energy trying to catch animals in this way, because it takes a long time to practice. When you really need the rope, it may have been damaged by hunting. However, it is worthwhile to spend time practicing hunting in this way. After mastering the skills, you will be rewarded in practical difficulties.

1, make a backhand knot first.

2. Bend a ring at a certain distance from the rope end.

3. Fold the rope into a half loop between the backhand knot and the loop.

4. Pass the half ring through the first bent rope ring.

5. Wrap the rope around the half ring.

6. Thread the long end of the rope through the new loop.