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Ropework or
marlinespike seamanship are
umbrella terms for a
skillset spanning the use, maintenance, and
repair of rope.
Ropework is used by seafarers...
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combination to
produce complex objects such as
lanyards and netting. In
ropework, the fra**** end of a rope is held
together by a type of knot
called a whipping...
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Mathematical Related topics Chinese knotting Density History International Guild of Knot
Tyers Macramé
Mizuhiki Norigae Ropework Lashing Splicing Seizing Sennit...
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developed from
techniques used in
climbing and caving,
which applies practical ropework to
allow workers to
access difficult-to-reach
locations without the use...
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often ****ociated with
technical descents—those that
require rappels and
ropework,
technical climbing or down-climbing,
technical jumps, and/or technical...
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served as a
Belfast Harbour Commissioner. He also
founded the
Belfast Ropeworks,
served as
Member of
Parliament for
Belfast East for 18
years and as a...
- Rope
splicing in
ropework is the
forming of a semi-permanent
joint between two
ropes or two
parts of the same rope by
partly untwisting and then interweaving...
- Lash or
Lashing may
refer to:
Eyelash Whiplash (disambiguation)
Lashing (
ropework), a form of
connecting solid objects tightly using rope or cord Flagellation...
- spike, marlinespike, or [archaic] marlingspike) is a tool used in
marine ropework.
Shaped in the form of a
narrow metal cone
tapered to a
rounded or flattened...
- ends are then
trimmed short. — The
Ashley Book of
Knots List of
knots Ropework Ashley,
Clifford W. (1944). The
Ashley Book of Knots, p.546. Doubleday...
