Definitions

1. Splices are often tapered to make the thicker splice blend into the rest of the line. (Web site)
2. Splices are often wormed, parcelled, and served.
3. Eye splices are great. (Web site)
4. Knots is Splices is an excellent introduction to the subject of tying knots.

Long Splices

1. Once the short and long splices are mastered, all other splices, as well as many useful variations, will come easy. (Web site)

Fancy Knots

1. Chapter 7 Fancy Knots and Rope Work Single Crown Knots A wire rope or cable splice assembly particularly for long splices in wire ropes or cables for.

Mechanical Splices

1. Note 1: An index-matching material may be used in conjunction with pairs of mated connectors, with mechanical splices, or at the ends of fibers.

Eye Splices

1. The Boy Scout Handbook gives some instructions for eye splices, end splices, and short splices.

Installation

1. It is preferable during installation to cut these splices out of the membrane.

Etc

1. I've wanted to get for years and I think anyone who buys it will be happy with it as an introduction to splices, etc.

Alphabetical List

1. This is an alphabetical list of splices.

Part Three

1. There are still more splices to learn, so there will most definitely be a part three to this workshop, and part four.

Bends

1. Locate loss events - Monitor backscatter levels to isolate losses due to bends, crimps, bad splices, etc.

Book

1. This book has to represent the best value on the market today for anyone interested in knots, splices and fancy ropework.

Stopper

1. List of splices.stopper (knot) A knot tied to hold a line through a hole.

Whippings

1. It covers how to tie the 10 knots everyone should know; other useful knots; splices and whippings; and how to choose the right rope for the right situation.
2. Crewmembers will demonstrate their ropework abilities by knowing the function and method of tying a selection of knots, whippings and splices. (Web site)

Fiber

1. Optical Loss: The amount of optical power lost as light is transmitted through fiber, splices, couplers, etc, expressed in dB. (Web site)

Connectors

1. The cable plant consists of all the optical elements including fiber, connectors, splices, etc. (Web site)
2. Distance to splices, connectors, faults and the end of the cable can then be calculated and displayed. (Web site)
3. The exact distance supported varies according to the number of splices and connectors in a single-mode fiber strand. (Web site)

Rope

1. Splices can be used to form a stopper at the end of a line, to form a loop or an eye in a rope, or for joining two ropes together. (Web site)

Cordage

1. Before taking up the matter of knots and splices in detail it may be well to give attention to cordage in general. (Web site)
2. Includes chapters on cordage, simple knots, hitches, loops, splices, fancy knots.

Discontinuities

1. Forward echoes can be supported by reflections caused by splices or other discontinuities in the transmission medium (e.g. (Web site)

Tie Knots

1. The book gives clear, step-by-step diagrams showing how to tie knots, splices and whippings.

Lashing

1. It includes basic instructions on knots, hitches, splices, lashing, and tackle systems.

Lashings

1. On the plus side, Pawson includes a number of lashings, plaits and sennits, and splices, which Budworth does not.

Knots

1. Knots have been sorted into general categories - Bends, Bights, Splices and Lashings.
2. It covers knots, bends, hitches, splices, whippings, decorative knots, sinnets, tackle and more.
3. A boatswain will have knowledge of and ability to use knots, hitches, bends, whipping, and splices as needed to perform tasks such as mooring a vessel. (Web site)

Basic Knots

1. Basic Knots Follow the experts in this detailed program covering over 18 knots and splices. (Web site)

Splices

1. It teaches a few basic knots - the bowline, sheet bend, and rolling hitch, among others - and splices in three-strand and braided rope. (Web site)
2. Rope Works is a book of knots, hitches, splices, lashings and rope making.
3. FHA strap - Metal straps that are used to repair a bearing wall "cut-out", and to "tie together" wall corners, splices, and bearing headers.

Categories

1. Basic Knots
2. Rolling Hitch
3. Lashings
4. Water Sports > Sailing > Knots > Sheet Bend
5. Tying Knots
6. Books about "Splices" in Amazon.com
   

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