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Old 01-01-2014, 19:05   #16
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Re: Klemheist Knot?

It seems to be an interesting knot and something useful for certain things. Wouldn't a rolling hitch do as well for a snubber? Or maybe a chain hook as sold by Mantus?
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It seems to be an interesting knot and something useful for certain things. Wouldn't a rolling hitch do as well for a snubber? Or maybe a chain hook as sold by Mantus?
A rolling hitch seems to work well for most people, but I tend to find it can occasionally slip. The Klemheist has never done so.
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Something like this ?

Yep except a spliced thimble on the 3 strand.
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