American machinists' handbook and dictionary of shop terms : a reference book of machine shop and drawing room data, methods and definitions (1914)
Colvin, Fred H. (Fred Herbert), 1867-1965, Stanley, Frank A. (Frank Arthur), b. 1874 · New York : McGraw-Hill book company ; London : Hill · leaf 494
nor so easily undone. Thesecurity depends almost entirely upon the check knot. No. 10, Bowline. — A generally useful knot when a loop of anysort that will not slip is required, as in a sling for lowering a man, orfastening a bucket to a rope. No. II, Bowline II. — A method of attaching the end of… … (20) a / -rt B ^ Fi&herman& Z c„H^h 5furK,ail Halyard Bend Bend Larks Head 51aCkWaII Hitch /;»•> M^^ppi^H F!chArrr,/,n<. (i&) Modified FishermansBends iVo. 12, Running Bowline.—As shown in the first position a halfturn is made at A (sho\vn dotted) and the end is passed through…
Machine-shop practice
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