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There is also 2 different ways of arranging your half hitches i've obsereved, a C or Z way of loading the rope, hope someone understands what i mean and can explain the difference.

 

As for using karabiners in place of a termination i don't see the huge time saving, it takes even me and i'm rubbish less than a minute to tie a running bowline, it just feels better for me.

 

Again...i refer you to Art & Science of Practical Rigging for pics of the two knots...one called half hitch, the other a marlin hitch.....ostensibly the same knot but loads a different part ( leg/end ) of the line...

I see this thread has taken a turn for the worse ...it no longer appears to be about heavy wood....for sometime now...:sad:

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Again...i refer you to Art & Science of Practical Rigging for pics of the two knots...one called half hitch, the other a marlin hitch.....ostensibly the same knot but loads a different part ( leg/end ) of the line...

I see this thread has taken a turn for the worse ...it no longer appears to be about heavy wood....for sometime now...:sad:

 

the knots are very similar but one is easier to tie and untie and is considerably stronger so why tie marlin it also makes a difference to the strength of the half hitch timber hitch if the rope forms an S rather than a C if that does not make sense will take some photos as i know what i mean

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