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Water Knot
(Also Known As: Tape Knot, Double Overhand Bend)

Uses: Primarily used to join flat tape or webbing.









Instructions: 1) Take the working end of one rope and form an overhand knot. 2) Take the working end of the second rope and, starting from the end of the first rope, follow the first rope into the overhand knot. You are about to "double" the knot. 3) Continue to follow the path of the original rope with the second working end. You must make sure that the second rope does not cross over the first. 4) Tighten the knot by pulling on the ropes at either end. Make sure the knot is worked into shape and that one rope does not slip over the other.

Notes: To make sure the knot is secure, keep the second tape/rope on the same side of the first tape/rope as the knot is doubled.

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