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Courier knot serves the same purpose aswet half bayonet, however, it does not untie so quickly.

After one run around the fell, the running end is passed in a figure-eight around the root end, then it is folded in half and inserted in the form of a loop between the figure-eight loops and the root end.

Rice. 102. Courier knot

Author: Skryagin L.N.

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