Related: Woman DIYs Planter Out of Rope and It's So Chic Enter some good, old-fashioned knot-tying. The best thing about this ...

The Mule Knot (a.k.a releasable knot) is ideal to lock off the rope on the belay plate. There are many occasions in climbing when, belaying from the harness using a device which does not self-arrest ...

Here, we keep it relatively simple. All you'll need is a planter, rope, a support hook to hang the planter, and some ...

Dr Brain and GP are back! And they're here to show you some cool new tricks to impress your friends. Can you master this floating bottle trick with Dave the Flea?

Filled with over 1500 illustrations, this classic text explains the basic principles, equipment, standards, and safety regulations required for optimal on-the-job performance.

We have received the following appeal by the French Alpine Club section Causses et Cévennes that manages the Gorges du Tarn cliff reminding all climbers to tie a knot in the end of the tope before ...

In trying a variety of tricks, we found that this ... From there it’s just a matter of untying a knot, releasing beads, and retying for simple adjustment. This rope is not just for beginners.

While much of the world used stone tablets or other media that didn’t survive the centuries, the Incas used something called quipu which encoded numeric data in strings using knots. Now the ...

In fact, the art of weaving ropes into layered, fringed designs goes back to the third century when Chinese weavers began to create decorative knots. While 13th century Arabic weavers used ...

And nobody takes Technics as far as [Nico71], as evidenced by his super-fast Technics rope braiding machine ... results in true braided cordage. That trick is accomplished by flying shuttles ...

But he also knew tricks for opening many of ... carefully tied knots prove troublesome. A short piece cut from the end of the rope will never be missed." By his own account, Houdini first thought ...

But he also knew tricks for opening many of ... carefully tied knots prove troublesome. A short piece cut from the end of the rope will never be missed." By his own account, Houdini first thought ...