Note: Madic To-Do List - Make a grocery list and go shopping - Pay bills before the due dates - Schedule doctor appointments and necessary check-ups - Clean the house and declutter each room - Finish the work project by the deadline - Take the dog for a walk and ensure it gets enough exercise - Organize the wardrobe and donate unused clothes - Catch up on emails and reply to important ones - Buy a birthday gift for a friend and send them a card - Plan a weekend getaway and book accommodation - Start a new hobby or enroll in a class - Make time for self-care and relaxation - Set goals for the week and track progress - Prepare healthy meals and eat balanced diet - Make a budget and track expenses - Call or visit family and friends to catch up - Tackle any pending chores or errands - Read a book or watch a movie for leisure - Complete any pending home repairs or improvements - Practice mindfulness and gratitude daily Remember to prioritize tasks and be kind to yourself if not everything gets done in one day..
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Lashing Knot – Diagonal
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Start with a single Timber Hitch around both poles. Wrap three or four turns around the two poles in one axis followed by three or four turns in the other axis. Tighten the lashing by surrounding it with three or four frapping turns. Finish with a Clove Hitch.
Lashing Knot – Diagonal Details
Found in: Scouting
Also known as: Diagonal Lashing
Tying options:
Lashing Knot – Diagonal
Found in:
Scouting
Also known as:
Diagonal Lashing
Tying options:
Use: The Diagonal Lashing Knot (ABOK # 2115, p 343.) is used to lash two spars together. Unlike the Square lashing which works for right angle crossings, the diagonal lashing secures poles crossing each other at a variety of angles.
Diagonal Lashing as BracingTying it: An initial Timber Hitch surrounds both poles. The choice of a timber hitch is important. Sometimes there is a gap between the poles. Pulling on the Timber Hitch closes the gap and allows the lashing to proceed with poles touching. A clove hitch around one pole could not be used to pull the poles together and might come untied. Use: As shown here, the Diagonal Lashing Knot is used to join two diagonal poles that are being used to brace a rectangular frame. The location of one diagonal in front and one behind explains the gap between the poles commonly found in the center. Options: The animation shows the lashing made on poles that happen to be at right angles. Under such circumstances a Square Lashing might be as effective. However, when the angle between the poles is closer to 45 degrees, the diagonal lashing is more appropriate. Frapping Turns: The turns surrounding the Diagonal Lashing Knot at right angles exert a tightening effect on the lashing. These turns are known as Frapping Turns. Pulling them as tight as possible makes the Lashing more secure. Various techniques are recommended, but I’m indebted to Dana Holgate for the following: wrap the rope around a stick, stand on the pole, bend your knees, hold the stick across your thighs and then pull by straightening your legs.
Nine knots are bound to specific positions on the rope. Below is a demonstration of how you would use a rope in this case. In some cases, it can be helpful to indicate which end you started with in some way.
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