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Knot Know-How

Steve Judkins

Edition:	2003
Format:	Hardback
Size:	114 x 171 mm

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Master Knot Tying with Expert Guidance

Learn to tie essential knots, splices, and whippings with clear, step-by-step illustrations in this comprehensive guide by Steve Judkins and Tim Davison.

Knot Know-How: How to Tie the Right Knot for Every Job by Steve Judkins and Tim Davison is a comprehensive, full-colour guide that covers knots, splices, and whippings. The book begins with the ten essential knots everyone should know, then groups additional knots by their specific uses, providing multiple options for tasks such as creating loops. Each stage of every knot is clearly illustrated, with explanations highlighting their uses, strengths, and weaknesses.

Master Essential Knots with Ease

This guide offers:

Step-by-step instructions for tying the ten fundamental knots.
Categorized knots based on their practical applications.
Detailed illustrations for each stage of the knot-tying process.
Insights into the strengths and weaknesses of each knot.
Coverage of splicing techniques and rope end treatments.

About the Authors

Steve Judkins is a member of the International Guild of Knot Tyers, a professional sailing instructor, and a former Royal Navy serviceman who served on HMY Britannia. Tim Davison is a highly experienced sailor who spends much of his time racing dinghies and cruising the Mediterranean.

Praise for Knot Know-How

"Knots are often difficult to follow in pictures, but these are exceptionally clear and easy to follow in their multi-colour detail. With very clear step-by-step diagrams, modern-day sailors will find much of interest." – Julian Stockwin