Rope - Revision history

Cian at 04:14, 30 April 2007

2007-04-30T04:14:15Z

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	A '''rope''' twisted or braided length of fibres.		A '''rope''' is a twisted or braided length of fibres. Thinner versions include ''cord'', ''string'' and ''twine''. If the rope has a specific function then it may be called a ''line''.

		⚫	Ropes could be made of [[linen]], [[leather]] or [[hemp]] with a possibilty of [[cotton]] for later [[period]] ropes. Ropes are usually kept coiled and could be spliced together to form longer lengths.
	Thinner versions include ''cord'', ''string'' and ''twine''. If the rope has a specific function then it may be called a ''line''.

⚫	Ropes could be made of [[linen]], [[leather]] or [[hemp]] with a possibilty of [[cotton]] for later period ropes. Ropes are usually kept coiled and could be spliced together to form longer lengths.

	The joining of one rope to another is known as [[splice\|splicing]], the tying of a stopper, loop or any other self-sufficient binding is known as a [[knot]]. Ropes may also be [[braid\|braided/plaited]], hitched or looped. The ends of a rope may be [[whipping\|whipped]] to prevent fraying.		The joining of one rope to another is known as [[splice\|splicing]], the tying of a stopper, loop or any other self-sufficient binding is known as a [[knot]]. Ropes may also be [[braid\|braided/plaited]], hitched or looped. The ends of a rope may be [[whipping\|whipped]] to prevent fraying.

60.229.206.13 at 00:24, 28 April 2007

2007-04-28T00:24:53Z

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	A '''rope''' twisted or braided length of fibres.		A '''rope''' twisted or braided length of fibres.

	Thinner versions include cord, ~~line,~~ string and twine.		Thinner versions include ''cord'', ''string'' and ''twine''. If the rope has a specific function then it may be called a ''line''.

	Ropes could be made of [[linen]], [[leather]] or [[hemp]] with a possibilty of [[cotton]] for later period ropes. Ropes are usually kept coiled and could be spliced together to form longer lengths.		Ropes could be made of [[linen]], [[leather]] or [[hemp]] with a possibilty of [[cotton]] for later period ropes. Ropes are usually kept coiled and could be spliced together to form longer lengths.

			The joining of one rope to another is known as [[splice\|splicing]], the tying of a stopper, loop or any other self-sufficient binding is known as a [[knot]]. Ropes may also be [[braid\|braided/plaited]], hitched or looped. The ends of a rope may be [[whipping\|whipped]] to prevent fraying.

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User 144 at 07:44, 27 April 2007

2007-04-27T07:44:09Z

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	Thinner versions include cord, line, string and twine.		Thinner versions include cord, line, string and twine.

	Ropes could be made of [[linen]] or [[hemp]] with a possibilty of [[cotton]] for later period ropes.		Ropes could be made of [[linen]], [[leather]] or [[hemp]] with a possibilty of [[cotton]] for later period ropes. Ropes are usually kept coiled and could be spliced together to form longer lengths.

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User 144 at 07:42, 27 April 2007

2007-04-27T07:42:09Z

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A '''rope''' twisted or braided length of fibres.

Thinner versions include cord, line, string and twine.

Ropes could be made of [[linen]] or [[hemp]] with a possibilty of [[cotton]] for later period ropes.

[[category:artefact (medieval)]]