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Simple half bayonet, being the simplest of non-tightening knots, is widely used in maritime affairs. It serves as the final element of many knots.

Enclose the running end of the cable around the object to which you want to tie the cable, then around the root end of the cable and pass it into the loop formed. After that, fasten the running end of the cable with a grapple to the root end. The knot tied in this way reliably withstands strong traction. It may move towards the subject, but it will never drag on.

Rice. 9. Simple half bayonet

A simple half-bayonet is used to connect two cables with "alien" and "own" ends.

Author: Skryagin L.N.

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