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Untie self-tightening knot very convenient.

If you skip the running end folded in a loop into the loop of this knot, then the knot will still retain its main property, but if desired, it can be quickly untied. To do this, you just need to pull the running end.

Rice. 98. Untying self-tightening knot

Author: Skryagin L.N.

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