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    Diag Lash

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    © 1999, Gerald L.

    Findley ROPE WORKS + T

    DIAGONAL LASHING: + +
    Use ---- Diagonal lashing is used to bind poles to-
    DIAGONAL LASHING
    gether that cross each other but do not touch
    when their ends are lashed in place in a struc-
    ture.

    Comments ---- The diagonal lashing gets its name


    from the fact that the wrapping turns cross the
    poles diagonally. 1.
    timber
    The diagonal lashing can be used to bind poles hitch
    that cross each other from 90o to 45o. If the
    angle between the poles is less than 45o a shear
    lashing should be used.
    pull
    The diagonal lashing makes use of the timber 2. <-- tight
    ----
    hitch to pull poles together that are not touch- --
    ing each other. The timber hitch allows the
    poles to be drawn together without changing
    the relative positions of the poles. [NOTE]
    If a square lashing were used to bind poles that
    do not touch, the beginning clove hitch would start first
    wrap
    pull the cross pole toward the clove hitch caus- 3. make
    ing unnecessary bowing of the cross pole and 3 to 4
    wrappings
    could also produce a force that would act along
    the length of the pole to which the clove hitch
    is tied. These additional force, if strong enough,
    can place unnecessary strain on other lashing
    within the structure causing the structure to pull each keep
    wrapping wrappings
    twist and fail. parallel
    tight
    Narration ---- (For diagonal lash knotboard. ) (1) 4.
    Tie a timber hitch diagonally around both poles.
    (2) Start the wrapping turns on the opposite
    diagonal to the timber hitch, by pulling the rope
    tight so that the poles contact each other. (3) start 2nd
    Take 3 to 4 wrapping turns; keep the wrap- wrapping
    ping turns parallel; pull each wrapping turn keep
    wrappings
    tight. [NOTE] If the wrapping turns are allowed parallel
    to cross, the increased friction between the
    strands of the rope will make it difficult to
    tighten the wrapping turns. (4) Start the sec-
    ond set of wrapping turns by going past and 3 to 4
    wrappings
    around the vertical pole. [NOTE] Going
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    © 1999, Gerald L. Findley ROPE WORKS + T

    ------------------------------ around the pole the rope allows the direction


    6. start
    frapping of the rope to be changed without crossing the
    first set of wrapping diagonally. (5) Take 3 to
    4 wrapping turns; be sure to keep the wrap-
    ping turns parallel; pull each wrapping turn
    tight. (6) Start the frapping turns by going past
    first frapping turn
    and around one of the poles. [NOTE] Going
    around the pole with the rope allows the direc-
    7. make pull each
    tion of the rope to be changed without cross-
    2 to 3 frapping
    frappings tight ing the wrapping turns diagonally. (7) Take 2
    to 3 frapping turns; keep the frapping turns par-
    allel. Be sure to pull each turn tight. (8) End
    the lashing with a clove hitch. Take the first
    half hitch of the clove hitch by going past and
    8. half then around one of the poles. Lock the half
    hitch work hitch tight against the lashing by working it
    tight tight. (9) Take a second half hitch around the
    pole. (10) Work the second half hitch tight
    against the first half hitch so that the clove hitch
    is locked against the lashing.

    [NOTE] See the directions for square lashing for


    second
    9. half
    instructions on working the half hitches tight.
    hitch
    [NOTE] If very smooth rope is used, the lashing
    can be made more secure by adding a third or
    forth half hitch to the clove hitch.

    10.
    clove hitch work
    -----> tight

    + +

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