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If the running and root ends cow knot connect together and apply traction to both ends, then the knot thus obtained will already be called blind loop.

It is sometimes called a tag knot because it is very convenient to use for tying keys together, for storing washers and other items that have a hole, and also for tightening the neck of a bag when tying it.

Rice. 27. Blind loop

Author: Skryagin L.N.

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