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<div>Tying: First, learn to tie the [[sheet bend]]. To make the '''double sheet bend''', start by making a [[knot|bight]] in the smaller line. Pass the working end of the larger line up through the bight, around behind the bight, and through the loop in the larger line (that's a sheet bend). Then once again, pass the working end along the same path, around behind the bight and through the loop in the larger line.<br />
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<div>[[Image:CarricksBend Final.jpg|thumb|right|Carricks bend]] <br />
[[Image:CarricksBend HowTo.jpg|thumb|right|Carricks bend step by step]] <br />
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'''Canonical Name''': Carrick Bend<br><br />
'''Category''': [[bend]]<br><br />
'''Efficiency''': Unknown %<br><br />
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== Origin ==<br />
Ancient. The name comes from Carrick Roads - a large natural anchorage by Falmouth in Cornwall, England. Carrick is also a local government district in Cornwall and the knot is the emblem of Carrick District Council.<br />
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The name is also said to have been derived from the [[Carrack]], a medieval type of ship.<br />
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== Uses ==<br />
Securing two lines, particularly heavy ropes or decorative purposes.<br />
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== Tying ==<br />
See article/pictures.<br />
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Considered to be one of the most secure bends. Will not jam (i.e. can be untied easily) even after carrying a significant load and/or getting wet.<br />
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Unless the two free ends are lashed to the two standing parts, the knot will collapse into a different shape under load, which does not reduce its strength in any way.<br />
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