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    A Sink Stopper Knot is a useful knot to use to stop a thin rope from slipping out of a large hole. Make a crossing turn. Now make a bight and pass it through the crossing turn. Then bring the (short end) working end across the knot so it lies parallel with the previous turn.

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    A Sink Stopper Knot is a useful knot to use to stop a thin rope from slipping out of a large hole. Make a crossing turn. Now make a bight and pass it through the crossing turn. Then bring the (short end) working end across the knot so it lies parallel with the previous turn.

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    Knots Sink Stopper

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    A Sink Stopper Knot is a useful knot to use to stop a thin rope from slipping out of a large hole. Make a crossing turn. Now make a bight and pass it through the crossing turn. Then bring the (short end) working end across the knot so it lies parallel with the previous turn.

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    Sink Stopper Knot

    This is a useful knot to use to stop a thin rope from slipping out of a large hole.

    How to tie a Sink Stopper Knot

    A (A) Make a crossing turn. Now make a bight and pass it through
    the crossing turn (Just like for a Slipped Overhand Knot). (B)

    (C) Tighten the crossing turn by pulling on the bight and the
    working end.

    C
    D

    (D) Now bring the (short end) working end across the knot so it lies parallel with the previ-
    ous turn.

    (E) Then take the working end and pass it through the bight.

    (F) Hold the know with one hand and pull on the standing end with the other. You
    may have to work the knot into shape a little.

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