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Clinch Knot
When taut round anything the Clinch Knot jams the end. It is used for securing cables to anchors.
How to tie a Clinch Knot
Video: Clinch Knot
Learn how to tie a Clinch Knot.
- The end is bent close round the standing part till it forms a circle and a half.
- Then it is securely seized at 'a', 'b' and 'c', thus making a running eye.
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