Knots Flashcards

1
Q

Back splice

A

Dead end a line

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2
Q

Barrel hitch

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Hoisting objects on ship

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3
Q

Bowline

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  1. Tie on to cleat, secure line to piling
  2. It’s a fix, can come undone after tension
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4
Q

Running bowline

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  1. Cinch
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5
Q

Bowline on a bight

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Harness for legs

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6
Q

Clove hitch cast

A
  1. Secure boat fast
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7
Q

Cat’s Paw

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Not sure

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8
Q

Clove hitch

A
  1. Not sure
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9
Q

Constrictor Knot

A

Secure…?

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10
Q

Crown knot

A
  1. Start a back splice
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11
Q

Eye Splice - 3 strand

A
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12
Q

Figure of 8

A
  1. Stopper knot
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13
Q

Figure of 8 double bight

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  1. Harness
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14
Q

Figure of 8 double bend

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  1. Approved for safety of life
  2. Joining 2 lines
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15
Q

Fisherman’s bend - anchor knot

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1.

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16
Q

Flemish eye in wire rope

A
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17
Q

Heaving line bend

A
  1. Attach to large line
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18
Q

Heaving line knot

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  1. Throw to someone
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19
Q

Monkey’s fist

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1.

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20
Q

Reef or Square Knot

A
  1. Sail
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21
Q

Rolling hitch

A
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22
Q

Round turn and 2 half hitches

A
  1. Tie to fender
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23
Q

Sewing stitches

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24
Q

Sheep shank

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25
Q

Sheet Bend

A
  1. Tie 2 lines of different diameter
26
Q

Sheet Bend double

A
  1. For connecting large lines, different diameter (often slippery)
27
Q

Short splice

A
  1. Join 2 lines
28
Q

Sliding hitch/Prussik

A
29
Q

Stopper Knot

A
30
Q

Thumb knot (overhand)

A
31
Q

Trucker’s Hitch

A
32
Q

Lash down a barrel

A
33
Q

Whipping - sailmaker’s

A
34
Q

Whipping - simple

A
35
Q

Wire swaging

A
36
Q

Zeppelin knot

A
  1. Shorten line without damaging
37
Q

Mousing

A
38
Q

Modern whipping

A
39
Q

Securing to a cleat

A
40
Q

Technique on sharpening personal knives

A
41
Q

Surgeon’s knot

A

For mousing

42
Q

Eye splice thimble

A
43
Q

Eye splice on nylon rope

A
44
Q

Eye splice for breaking test

A
45
Q

Long splice

A
46
Q

Short splice on a bight

A
47
Q

4 types of rope

A
  1. Manilla
  2. Nylon
  3. Polypropylene
  4. Steel (Dynima, Amsteel)
48
Q

Manilla: advantages and disadvantages

A
  1. Sinks
  2. Not as strong as the others
    3.
49
Q

Nylon: advantages and disadvantages

A
50
Q

Polypro: advantages and disadvantages

A
51
Q

Dynima: advantages and disadvantages

A
52
Q

1 m

A

= 100 cm
= 1000 mm

53
Q

1 foot

A

= 12 inches

54
Q

1 inch = ___ cm

A

254

55
Q

Herringbone stitch

A
  • decorative
  • not as strong as straight stitch (straight stitch is used for hems)
56
Q

6 ways ropes can be damaged

A
  1. Abrasion
  2. UV
  3. Crushing
  4. Cut fibers
  5. Paint/oil/grease/melting
  6. High stranding (shock loading)
57
Q

Shackles

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  1. Boat
  2. D
  3. Pins need to stay with their shackle
  4. Certified if has colored pin
58
Q

1 fathom = ___ feet

A

6