棉绳／麻绳编织袋【DIY】 Wesse Workshop 9.92K subscribers Subscribe Subscribed 245 Share 13K views 3 years ago #macrame #编织 #diy Welcome to Wesse Workshop and watch this video In this video is a DIY tutorial
Here's how to tie a Rope Sling! This one's useful if you want to suspend one limb in the air, as once tied it's easy to slip on and off, and it won't cut any
Today we're continuing our Knot of the Week HD series with the Alpine Coil. For more about this knot, check out our article here: http://bit.ly/1LPOi6fIf yo
Leave about 24 feet of rope uncoiled; this uncoiled rope is used to tie the coiled rope. 03) Wrap the long uncoiled part of the rope around the center of the coiled rope to secure it. Four or five wraps should suffice. 04) Feed a small loop of the uncoiled part of the rope through the top loop of the coiled part of the rope.
Rope bags are recommended for storing and transporting life safety rope (A.9.1.1). To avoid tangling inside the bag, rope should be flaked, or laid in a forward-reverse, flat pattern that allows for fast, safe removal when needed. After each use, switch the rope ends so that the end that was used goes into the bag first.
The Mammut Magic Rope Bag is tri-use. It makes a nice solid, handy gym bag. Room for a couple pairs of shoes and a jacket. Over-the-shoulder carrying sling. Large interior zip pocket to try, might
For urban use, like your bug out bag, I would consider having a rope for self-extraction from buildings, vehicle recovery or moving disable vehicles to clear a path, and for moving debris to clear a path. Edit to add: Don't attempt to use a rope for a life-supporting application unless you have training and the proper equipment.
I use a nylon utility rope similar to, but lighter than, clothes line, even at the cost of an ounce and a half or so, to avoid damaging trees. Good point, Bob, about wrapping the rope around a stick. It works especially well for me for controlling the rope with one hand while tying a clove hitch with the other using the PCT bagging method.
Alternatively, you could use a belt or just some basic rope to secure the bag on top of your suitcase and make your travels a bit more comfortable. Smaller Bag On Top Of Suitcase This depends on the exact make and model of a particular bag, but usually, you will see luggage straps in laptop bags, underseat bags, smaller duffels and even some
A 3/4″ rope is ideal for grabbing. The smaller bags typically use smaller, weaker ropes than the larger bags with 3/4″ ropes. For example with a 3/8″ polypropylene is rated to 1900 lbs and the 1/4″ polypropylene is 900 lbs. Kayak throw bags typically use smaller diameter ropes so the corresponding smaller bag fits easily within a kayak.
• Always spool the rope onto the drum in the direction specified by the winch warning label on the winch and/or documentation. This is required for the automatic brake (if so equiped) to function properly. • Always prestretch rope and respool under load before use. Tightly wound rope reduces chances of "binding", which can damage the rope.
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