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| use = The '''common whipping''' is the simplest type of whipping knot, a series of knots intended to stop a rope from unraveling. As it can slip off of the rope easily, the common whipping should not be used for rope ends that will be handled. This whipping knot is also called 'wolf' whipping in some parts of the world.  
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| use = El '''refuerzo de cabo''' es el tipo más simple de nudo de refuerzo, una serie de nudos destinados a detener una cuerda de desenredarse. Como se puede deslizarse fuera de la cuerda fácilmente, los refuerzos de cabo no se deben utilizar para cuerdas que serán manejadas.  
  
 
The benefit of a common whipping is that no tools are necessary and the rope does not need to be unlayered. The problem is that it will slide off the end of the rope with little provocation.  Other whippings avoid this by interleaving the whipping with the strands of the rope and creating friction with the strands to avoid slipping.
 
The benefit of a common whipping is that no tools are necessary and the rope does not need to be unlayered. The problem is that it will slide off the end of the rope with little provocation.  Other whippings avoid this by interleaving the whipping with the strands of the rope and creating friction with the strands to avoid slipping.

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Refuerzo de Cabo

Uso: El refuerzo de cabo es el tipo más simple de nudo de refuerzo, una serie de nudos destinados a detener una cuerda de desenredarse. Como se puede deslizarse fuera de la cuerda fácilmente, los refuerzos de cabo no se deben utilizar para cuerdas que serán manejadas.

The benefit of a common whipping is that no tools are necessary and the rope does not need to be unlayered. The problem is that it will slide off the end of the rope with little provocation. Other whippings avoid this by interleaving the whipping with the strands of the rope and creating friction with the strands to avoid slipping.

Normally a natural fiber rope is whipped with twine. The size of the rope dictates the size of the twine. Any twine can be used, but tarred two strand hemp (marline) is preferred. Artificial-fiber ropes should have their ends fused by heat rather than whipped to prevent unraveling.

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