Merawat Ujung Tali

The clove hitch is a versatile knot that is often used in Scouting activities, including servings as the start or finish to many lashings 

Need to tie two ropes together? This is the knot for you. The sheet bend won’t slip when ropes of dissimilar material and size are entwined. 

 The double sheet bend can be used when you’ve tied two ropes together and the knot absolutely must not fail. 

This knot is popular among mountaineers, climbers, sailors and others. Use the bowline when you need a non-slip loop at the end of a line. The knot won’t slip, regardless of the load applied. 

The trucker’s hitch is a powerful pulley with a locking knot. Use this when you need a locking pulley with a 2-to-1 mechanical advantage, such as hanging a bear bag, tying a canoe on a car or guying out a tarp. Unlike the taut-line hitch, this knot won’t slip when used with slippery line. 

Use two half hitches to tie a rope to a tree, ring or dock. 

The square knot can be used to join two ropes together. Generally, it works best with two ropes of the same diameter, and should not be used to hold a heavy load.

The timber hitch is often used to drag a log across the ground or to start a diagonal lashing.