Hitch knot

How to do a rolling hitch step by step diagram for method demonstration, meaning, information, what is it used for, how does it work, images, knot tying video.

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The Double Half Hitch knot

The timber hitch is used to secure a rope round a post or any cylindrical object. It is also known as Bowyer’s Knot owing to its use in attaching the end of the bowstring to a longbow. How to Tie a Timber Hitch Knot Variant Sailors often add a half hitch in front of the […]

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How to tie a tautline hitch with illustrated and animated examples

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Ashley appears to have overlooked this simple knot. He suggested that the name "Mooring Hitch" may have been an early name for the Rolling Hitch (ABOK # 1791, p 304) and pointed out that when snug it will not slip down the post. He actually used the name Mooring Hitch for (ABOK # 1194, p 217 ). However, later in the book this same knot appeared as the Pile Hitch (ABOK # 1815, p 306) – which name appears to have stuck.