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australia:knots [2024/10/30 00:57] – [Marlin spike hitch] gary1australia:knots [2026/06/23 10:58] (current) – [Creating a very tight ridge line or hammock between two trees] gary1
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     * eg. Hammock Bliss Deluxe Cinching Tree Straps     * eg. Hammock Bliss Deluxe Cinching Tree Straps
   *attach one end of the ridge line (or hammock) to one of the tree trunk protectors using a bowline knot, tautline knot or, perhaps the best option, a Farrimond friction hitch   *attach one end of the ridge line (or hammock) to one of the tree trunk protectors using a bowline knot, tautline knot or, perhaps the best option, a Farrimond friction hitch
 +    * **see [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WI0caluPRx0]] for how to use Farrimond friction hitch to get a tarp up high above your head tied to two tree trunks**
   *if using a hammock you may need to attach a rope to the end of it to create a tensioning knot as below for the ridge line (unless your tree trunk protectors have a tensioning/cinching device)   *if using a hammock you may need to attach a rope to the end of it to create a tensioning knot as below for the ridge line (unless your tree trunk protectors have a tensioning/cinching device)
   *attach the other end of the ridge line to the other tree trunk protector (or better still a strong caribiner attached to the trunk protector so you can get less friction for your pulley effect) and create a trucker's hitch in it to tension it perhaps with the help of a Marlin spike hitch to pull it tighter   *attach the other end of the ridge line to the other tree trunk protector (or better still a strong caribiner attached to the trunk protector so you can get less friction for your pulley effect) and create a trucker's hitch in it to tension it perhaps with the help of a Marlin spike hitch to pull it tighter
australia/knots.txt · Last modified: 2026/06/23 10:58 by gary1

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