Overhand On A Bight Webbing. An overhand on a bight creates a quick tie-in point, although it

An overhand on a bight creates a quick tie-in point, although it can be difficult to untie after it has Use the Overhand knot to make a loop in a rope. Then take the end of a second piece of webbing and follow the first piece of webbing in reverse (similar to tying a figure 8 bend or a figure 8 follow through). I also share with you where to use the Overhand Bight and when to use the Overhand Bight. D: attach a rope to an eye or ring. If you have any questions about knots, equipment, or education, please email the CMC Instructors at askaninstructor@cmcpro. Water Knot (Ring Bend) Use the water knot to tie webbing to webbing, cord to cord, and rope to rope. An example of this would be a when joining two ropes to rappel. It can be used as a safety knot in webbing or rope. - secure a ladder in place. 8-86.

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