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Used in rigging welding knot got its name from the word "piling", which means an iron or wooden straight or slightly curved conical nail used for punching cable strands, aligning hand-sewn eyelets, sealing crengels, and other work with cables and canvas.

For those who work with cables, the fusion knot is very important. It is used when tightening a line or shki-mushgar during the imposition of a cage or benzel hoses, which are laid on a pile (or drake) with this knot. (In this case, the pile serves as a lever.) They also used it when they wrapped the wall-shrouds around the windlass on Mars.

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In addition, the welding knot is convenient for temporary fastening of any thin plant cable to various tools that have a handle when they need to be transferred to workers on the mast or overboard. The fusion knot tightly clasps the transferred object, and the latter can be easily pulled out of it.

With the help of such a knot, it is possible to attach mooring lines and bellows to poles and bitengs, it is convenient to attach a rope fence to stakes and poles, and to make walkways.

Author: Skryagin L.N.

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