SHEER LASHING.......

A sheer lashing is used either to form 'legs' from two poles (Type 1) or to join two poles together make a longer pole (Type 2). Type 1: 1. Start with a clove hitch round one of the (not both) and twist the free end round the rope. 2. Make about ten turns round both poles; do not make these too tight otherwise you will have difficulty with the frapping turns. 3. Make two frapping turns between the poles. 4. Finish off with a clove hitch round the other pole. Type 2: 1. Place the two poles to be lashed together side by side. They should overlap by at least a quarter of their lengths; otherwise the extended length will not be firm. 2. Two lashings will be needed, both of which are made in the same way. Star with a timber hitch round both poles. 3. Wind exactly this way about three times. Pull cord tightly as you workout make it lie neatly beside earlier turns. 4. Now you are ready for "frapping". Wind the cord about three times between the two sticks to tighten. Pull as tight as you can. 5. To finish, make two half hitches around one stick. Or tie the two ends together with a square knot. Trim the ends and tuck them underneath the lashing. Uses: To make racks for towels or bathing suits, coat hangers, picture frames. शीयर लेशिंग :- दो कमजोर लाठियों को आपस में जोड़कर मजबूत करने के लिए... दो लाठियों को जोड़कर तम्बू आदि के लिए कैंची बनाने के लिए... दो लाठियों को जोड़कर लम्बा करने के लिए इस बंधन का उपयोग किया जाता है..... शीयर लेशिंग की शुरुआत क्लोव हिच से होती है और समाप्त क्लोव हिच से होती है...