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  Turk's Head Rings
The Turk's-Head is a tubular knot that is usually made around a cylindrical object, such as a rope, a stanchion, or a rail.
It is one of the varieties of the Binding Knot, and serves a great diversity of practical purposes but it is perhaps even more often used for decoration only; for which reason, it is usually classed with "fancy knots." Representations of the Turk's-Head are often carved in wood, ivory, bone, and stone.
The knots are described in terms of the number of leads (complete turns around the cylinder) and bights (loops from edge to edge), and additionally by the number of times the path is completed.
www.golden-knots.com   (559 words)

  
  Knot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Knots have been the subject of interest both for their ancient origins, common use, and the mathematical implications of knot theory.
Some knots are well adapted to bind to particular objects such as another rope, cleat, ring, stake or to constrict an object.
For example, loop knots share the attribute of having some kind of an anchor point constructed on the standing end (such as a loop or overhand knot) into which the working end is easily hitched to using a round turn.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Knot   (942 words)

  
 Knot - Biocrawler   (Site not responding. Last check: )
One form of textiles, macrame is generated exclusively through the use of knotting, instead of knits, crochets, weaves or felting.
The list of knots is extensive but there are some general properties common to the various knot categories.
The figure-of-eight knot is also known as the savoy knot or the Flemish knot.
www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Knot   (1049 words)

  
 How To Make a Pineapple Knot   (Site not responding. Last check: )
The "Skeleton" knot and the "Interweave".The "Skeleton" knot is a 7 part 6 bight turks head raised from a 4 part 5 bight turks head.
We start with the 4 part 5 bight turks head by wrapping the lace around the top of the mandrel and crossing the working end over the standing end.
Now we are going to make the 7 part 6 bight turks head into a Pineapple knot by weaving a 5 part 6 bight turks head into it.
www.snakewhip.com /pineappleknot/pa.php   (537 words)

  
 Knots - Turks Head
Turks heads can be made from a single strand in which case they would be a running or common Turks Head or multiple strands of rope and cord.
Knots formed from multiple strands can be either Standing Turks Heads or Coach Whipping, this would depend on the method used to weave the knot.
Turks heads come in several types.Some turks heads are also classed as chain or sinnet.
www.theropepeople.com /TurksHeadi.html   (711 words)

  
 Lace Master - Braiding Showcase
Also known as an 8 bight (outside loops to the knot) 9 part (number of strings crossed traversing the basic knot from top to bottom)Turks Head knot.
Knots used are: Spanish Ring Knots, 4B/5P Turks Head with 3 pass Herringbone interweave, Cowboy Button Knot of 7 and 9 parts, and 6B/8P Turks Head with 2 pass Gaucho interweave.
The nose button, side and heel knots are of a darker RH and the single interweaves at the ends of the nose button and in the heel knot are made from the same string used in the bosal body.
www.lacemaster.com /showcase.htm   (696 words)

  
 How to Tie the Turk's-head Knot
The Turk's-head knot made of leather, the Wood Badge Woggle, is reserved for Scouting Leaders who have earned the prestigious Wood Badge.
The yellow rope is to indicate the stationary end (Y) or to indicate the first wrap, the green is to indicate a previous wrap, and the red is the working end (X) or final wrap.
Hang a bead on each end of the knot (secure with a figure eight knot), or slide both ends underneath a convenient strand on the inside of the Turk's-head knot and trim and glue (hot-glue gun).
www.geocities.com /yosemite/geyser/2198/resources/turkshead.html   (459 words)

  
 Turks Head - Fenn Technologies
The Turks Head operates on the Rolling Mill principle and imparts the same qualities to the metal as the Rolling Mill does, namely, superior surface finish, accurate size and shape, and improved grain structure of the metal.
It must be understood the Turks Head is not intended to be substitute for a Rolling Mill.
The name Turks Head was in all probability applied to this particular metalworking machine because of a fancied resemblance between the decorative four-strand Turks Head knot and the four rolls of the machine.
www.fennmfg.com /mfs/turkshead.htm   (659 words)

  
 ROPES AND KNOTS | CHANDLERY SAILING AND MOTOR BOAT EQUIPMENT | SOLAR NAVIGATOR WORLD ELECTRIC NAVIGATION CHALLENGE.
Every would be sailor must know his or her ropes and become familiar with some common knots, just to be able to tie up a boat to a jetty.
There are all kinds of rope and all kinds of knots, each with a different use.
A 'Knot' is also a measure of speed in water, which gains its name from the distance between two knots of a piece of rope.
www.solarnavigator.net /knots.htm   (949 words)

  
 Basic Seamanship
A whipping knot is a type of knot used to hold the frayed end of a rope together.
Heading up is turning the boat to sail closer to the direction the wind is coming from.
During a beat, it is important to watch your heading, since the wind will tend to push an unbalanced boat into or away from the wind, depending on the balance problem.
www.molossia.org /milacademy/seamanship.html   (6280 words)

  
 The TURKS HEAD Knot
A TURKS HEAD is made up of one length of string or rope, and is formed by BIGHTS and LEADS.
Large Turks Heads are best work with pins stuck on a drum of some sort.
The origin of the Turks Head Knot is buried in history.
www.shurdington.org /Scouts/TurksHead.htm   (639 words)

  
 myArmoury.com - Tying a Turk's Head Knot   (Site not responding. Last check: )
I would recommend that you keep tying a rope turks head till you know how to do it by heart because when you start trying to size one correctly for a grip there are other things that you need to pay attention to.
I have found that for wire turk's heads for grips if you have 4'-6' of wire to start with that should be enough, but this will be determined by the diameter of your grip so that is just a loose estimate.
I found that as long as the truk's head knot you have tied is in the right ballpark size you can shape a future grip to fit that turks head.
www.myarmoury.com /talk/viewtopic.php?t=201   (1851 words)

  
 Malter Galleries Past Auctions
The outfacing head of the handle appears to be that of a native American¹s face.
A Chinese ivory-handled cane, the straight-up handle of ivory shows a lotus blossom on the backside of the head of an aged man with open mouth, beautifully-delineated teeth, wrinkled brow and very long hair underneath of what appears to be a flowing linen type of head-covering.
A classic art nouveau tau-handled dress cane, the silver handle a delicately rendered head of a woman in strong relief, a huge flower festooned in her hair, the tresses flowing downward as well as outward towards the handle cap.
www.maltergalleries.com /archives/auction02/051902auctioncat1.html   (10317 words)

  
 Turks Heads & Mats
An X means you cannot tie this knot, you will need to add or remove a Bight or Lead from your knot.
Its easier to feed more line through the knot than to cut a longer piece and start over, and if you have extra line when you are finished you can always feed it back as you tighten the knot down and roll it back onto your spool.
Fig 8 All except for the one on the far left (a Monkey's fist) are turks heads of one form or another.
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 Turks Heads & Mats
Too few and your knot will look stretched out (elongated), Too many and you will not be able to tighten it down to fit the object correctly.
Its easier to feed more line through the knot than to cut a longer piece and start over, and if you have extra line when you are finished you can always feed it back as you tighten the knot down and roll it back onto your spool.
Fig 8 All except for the one on the far left (a Monkey's fist) are turks heads of one form or another.
www.folsoms.net /knots/tejay   (1092 words)

  
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These very popular classic bracelets are made by the process of "expanding" smaller turk's head knots into larger turk's head knots using a "mule"!
A "mule" is simply a short piece of cord (attached to a "needle") that is used to keep your place for one revolution of the turk's head knot.
These bracelets are made by "expanding" smaller turk's head knots.
knotical-arts.com /nantucket1.html   (656 words)

  
 [No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Start with a turks head knot, the one in the knots used section will do the job.
The first tells you where to go through the heart of the turks head knot to make it a nice bead on your string, fold the knot upward while tightening.
I have used the same knot as above, (the four bight, three leads,) not doubled 3 and 8 times and I used the three bights, four leads, see the button in the used knots, single, not doubled, single doubled and in a set of three, doubled.
www.home.zonnet.nl /willeke_igkt/tables/bracelet_table.html   (289 words)

  
 Exciting Scout Crafts - Turk's Head Knot   (Site not responding. Last check: )
The more layers, the looser the first knot must be in order to slide the other layers between the loops.
When you have finished tying the knot, straighten it up and make the openings at the top and bottom the same size.
A three-layered Turk's head could be used as an activity at a religious retreat.
www.e-scoutcraft.com /string/turks_head.html   (293 words)

  
 Knots & Skills
Make another plait as shown in diagram 5 and again pass the bottom from the front through the gap marked 'B' 5· Straighten up the completed plait and your woggle is complete or fixed.
The Turks Head knot is one of the most decorative knots around.
The most decorative Turks Head Woggles are made from thin 3 or 4mm nylon climbing rope.
homepage.eircom.net /~damof/ideas/knots.html   (421 words)

  
 Knottool.com Home Page
A series of videos demonstrating the use of the Turks Head tool is avaialble here as well.
For the brave souls who enjoyed the unusual knots in chapter five of the original THCB and who want the recipes for more than 700 unusual Turk's Heads.
We stock a variety of threaded needles, yarn needles, wire loops and spare parts for the Turks Head Tools.
www.knottool.com   (207 words)

  
 Custom Floggers : Black Rose Floggers, Made by a Player, for Players.
It is possible to get other colors of leather, so a white suede flogger with a red Turk's Head knot is not out of the realm of possibility, just write me and ask.
This knot serves two purposes, it's traditional decoration, and it holds the tails together in a bunch so while the flogger is being used it's not ripping down into the handle.
Optional on any Turk's Head knot, securing it with 8 brass upholstery nails driven through the knot to secure it.
blackrosefloggers.com /index.php?main_page=page_4   (1410 words)

  
 Tack Shop, Bottles and Bridles Tack Shop, your shop for Horse Tack, Wintec saddles, English and western saddles, Troxel ...
Constructed with a Turks head knot on one end and leather popper on the other end, it attaches to the halter with a sheet bend knot.
There is a Turks head knot on one end and a leather popper on the other.
This mecate is available with a horsehair tassel and pineapple knot and in a 24' size by special order.
www.bottlesandbridles.com /horsemanshiptools.cfm   (947 words)

  
 Stair Crazy - Bob 30mm Stair Rope Components
Bob braided rope is made from 62% cotton 38% viscose and is available in any of the 12 contemporary colours or in natural 100% jute.
Bob Turks Head end knot is designed to fit over the end of the rope as a decorative finish either by itself or with the addition of the Bob end tassel which is threaded through the centre of the end knot to hang down.
Bob End Tassel is designed to be used with the Turks Head End Knot (see above), the Tassel End Cap or on it's own as extra decoration.
www.staircrazy.com /rope_bob_30.shtml   (149 words)

  
 The Turk's Head Knot
Bring end X along side of and parallel to end Y by threading the strand under A and over B (fig 9-10).
The Turk's head neckerchief slide is formed by following this strand Y around three times; i.e., until there are three braided strands parallel to each other all around the slide (figs 10, 11, 12)
The second time around is indicated in fig 11 as well as the beginning of the third time around.
www.troop54.com /knots/TurksHeadKnot/TurksHeadKnot.htm   (296 words)

  
 How to Make a Turks Head Woggle   (Site not responding. Last check: )
If you now revolve the knot on your hand a bit you will see you have arrived back at the beginning - the other end of the cord is coming out where you would think you would go in.
Continue following the lay of the knot with your working end, if you run out of working end start tucking the other end back into the knot.
Cut the ends short so they are within the turks head.
troop732.org /Forms/woggle.htm   (240 words)

  
 The Woggle   (Site not responding. Last check: )
knotted at the throat and also at the ends.
pattern may be used instead of the throat knot.
knot or woggle, which is some form of ring made
pressinfo.co.uk /seascouts/the_woggle.htm   (395 words)

  
 mens turks head ring
his turks head band has the triple twist plus two outer twisted lines to bring the width to 9mm.
It makes the Turks Head braid stand out and be more pronounced.
he three sets of three twisted lines that you see to make up the turks head knot, is actually one twisted strand woven in around to create the illusion of three separate lines!
www.seawear.com /rings/turks-head-9mm.html   (324 words)

  
 Turkish knot? - BladeForums.com: The Leading Edge of Knife Discussion
I was thinking about putting this knot on a axe shaft but, couldn't figure it out.
One other thing...at least for me. Turks head knots are not like riding a bicycle.
i have found that the thing that really gets confusing for me when doing large or extended turks head knots, is when i let the tops and bottoms of the knot slouch down.
www.bladeforums.com /forums/showthread.php?p=2652712   (790 words)

  
 The Knot Before Christmas   (Site not responding. Last check: )
However, here's a crafty little way to share your knotting skill with your friend's for the holiday.
The wreath is made with a flat version of a 3 lead by 7 bight by two pass turkshead.
The turks head is made basically by wrapping three times around the hand and using a simple three line braid technique except done in a circle.
whatknot.tripod.com /knots/greet.htm   (123 words)

  
 Club Obi-Wan :: View topic - How to ask Mr. Strain about a whip
The standard indy Turks head that david morgan does on his indy's are the 5part-4bight turks heads, which joe does I belive by request.
The knots on Joe's western stage props indys, I have always seen 7part-6bight turks head, which is just a step up from the 5part-4bight.
So if you want the turks head knot the same as the morgan just ask for a larger 5part-4bight, on the butt knot.
www.indygear.com /cow/viewtopic.php?t=9604   (4138 words)

  
 Caucasian Knot
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According to Georgiy Chkheidze, Chairman of the NGO named "Association of Young Lawyers of Georgia" (AYLG), the parliamentary elections in Georgia were more democratic than the presidential one: this time, more attention was given to observers' complaints.
eng.kavkaz.memo.ru   (749 words)

  
 wirenet.org Forums - Turk´s Heads
-- 09-28-2004 @ 9:37 AM Turks Heads as you no doubt know are by definition single plane, 4 roll cold rolling machines designed to convert round wire to rectangular or unusual shape profiles.
Likewise Karl Fuhr may be able to help you with 3 roll rolling mills or with a specially designed "3 roll Turks Head".
They can be used alone or as an auxilary piece of equipment added to a machine.
www.wirenet.org /forum/printthread.cfm?Forum=12&Topic=58   (692 words)

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