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COMMOn whIPPInG



 Used to prevent a rope of several strands
 from fraying.

 Whipping  is  the  process  of  wrapping  and  seizing  the   When a rope is to be cut, always take steps to prevent
 end of a rope or line with strong, thin twine to prevent   fraying  before  cutting.  Synthetic  twine  should  be  used
 fraying.  A  frayed  end  is  difficult  to  use  and  eventually   on synthetic rope and natural fiber twine on natural fiber
 leads to loss of a section of a typically expensive rope.   ropes. The common whipping is far from the most secure




 Common Whipping: Step 1  Common Whipping: Step 2


 KnOtS YOU need: BOat KnOtS


























 Lay a loop (or bight) of twine along the rope   Wrap several turns of twine around the loop to
 near the end.  bind it to the rope.










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