9 Ropes and Knots.

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9 Ropes and Knots

Introduction Instructor Introduction Topic Introduction Class objectives References Preparation Step Information

Tying a Figure Eight with a Follow-Through A figure eight with a follow-through knot creates a secure loop at the end of a rope when the working end must be wrapped around an object or passed through an opening before the loop can be formed. It is very useful for attaching a rope to a fixed ring or a solid object with an “eye.” This knot can also be used to tie the ends of two ropes together securely.

Skill Drill 9-11 Tying a Figure Eight with a Follow-Through (1 of 2) 1. Tie a regular figure eight, leaving approximately 2 inches of rope at the working end. 2. Loop the working end around or through the object to be secured.

Skill Drill 9-11 Tying a Figure Eight with a Follow-Through (2 of 2) 3. Pull the knot tight. 4.Tie a safety knot in the working end.