Teres also recommended a blood knot back when its tables were supplied with a thread drive (pre-2004).
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Doesn't this "blood knot" create a bump on all sides? And how smooth is it when pass through the small diameter of a pulley? I haven't tried it; I guess I will find out. _____ |
A blood knot works best with thinner poly or cotton/poly thread-- typically called "heavy duty" in a fabric shop. If using a thicker #2 braided silk thread, it's better to tie a simple loop knot. This is flat on one side and can sometimes be coaxed into position so the knot rides on the outside of the loop. |
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