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80. Sheer Lashing






               This lashing is used when you need a shaft longer than your longest pole.

               For light-duty use, such as an improvised fishing rod, a single Sheer Lashing
               may suffice to splice the overlapped ends of two thin sapling poles
               together. But for structural members like vertical supports on signal towers,
               flag staffs, or ridge beams, the poles should have considerable overlap and
               lashings at both ends.






























































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