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The '''catshank''' is a variant of the [[sheepshank]], clinched by two [[overhand knot]]s with the bights passed through the twists. (An end of the rope must be available to tie the overhands.) | The '''catshank''' is a variant of the [[sheepshank]], clinched by two [[overhand knot]]s with the bights passed through the twists. (An end of the rope must be available to tie the overhands.) | ||
Ref: | Ref: Raoul Graumont <cite>Handbook of Knots</cite> [[1945]]. | ||
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| Related | Sheepshank, Dogshank |
The catshank is a variant of the sheepshank, clinched by two overhand knots with the bights passed through the twists. (An end of the rope must be available to tie the overhands.)
Ref: Raoul Graumont Handbook of Knots 1945.
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