Knots Tying Guide v1.0 APK (Uang Tidak Terbatas)

" Knot tying has always been one of my poorest skills. I think I actually earned the Velcro merit badge back in Boy Scouts instead. So, when it comes to using them, I need simple, easy, reliable ones that are still capable of performing real work, across a diverse array of tasks. These are the five knots I've learned and rely on. They get me through pretty much anything. Good Knot-Tying Practices The more knots you tie in a rope, line or string, the more you reduce its strength. And, the right knot won't slide or come undone when you don't want it to, but may still be easy to reposition, adjust or untie. That's why learning to use the right knot for the job is so important. You wouldn't think that something as simple as tying a knot could be dangerous, but depending on what you end up using it for, a broken line or a slipped knot could hurt or kill someone. Or, your cargo could simply fly off the roof of your car. To avoid that happening, you need to practice; only ever use a knot you're sure of. To get the most from your knot tying, you'll also want to work with clean, dry cordage of an appropriate strength, size and elasticity for the job. If you're not sure how much a rope can hold, don't trust your life to it. When you're making a knot, it's important to keep the line from twisting, binding and to try and keep tension even throughout its construction. That's going to be easiest on a flat surface, as you see here, keeping the knot spread out and flat allows you to observe its form and adjust the lengths of its individual parts as you tinker with it."