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In this video you can learn how to make a tukal (4 ghithi patang)the size of this patang is 2 feet tall with beautiful patang design making at home.you can a. In this video you can learn how to make a tukal (4 ghithi patang) the size of this patang is 2 feet tall with beautiful patang design making at home.you can also learn how to tie a knot of 4 githi patang and you can see how fly biggest patang in the sky. like share comment subscribe #15august #makarsankranti #basantpanchami #basantmela # search #kiteflying #kite #kitemaking #. The larks head is a slip knot, therefore the more you pull the tighter it becomes, so there is no chance of it coming loose in while the kite is in the air. as soon as the tension is released (after landing the kite) the knot is easy to pull loose and undo. check out this great video by kitelife : country region. united states (usd $). The figure of eight knot is used to keep the line from pulling through a knot. to start, place the end of the line alongside the line to form a "j". (fig.1) take the end over and down around the line. (fig. 2) bring the end up and then into the newly formed loop. at this point, the knot should look like the number 8.
The larks head is a slip knot, therefore the more you pull the tighter it becomes, so there is no chance of it coming loose in while the kite is in the air. as soon as the tension is released (after landing the kite) the knot is easy to pull loose and undo. check out this great video by kitelife : country region. united states (usd $). The figure of eight knot is used to keep the line from pulling through a knot. to start, place the end of the line alongside the line to form a "j". (fig.1) take the end over and down around the line. (fig. 2) bring the end up and then into the newly formed loop. at this point, the knot should look like the number 8. Once the final knot is made you can tie your thread to it and start flying the kite. tips to follow. use only plain thread, better not to use manja for this process. the entire thread should be visible on side 2 (on which the sticks are not visible). tie the knots tightly so that they won’t move and tear the kite. Attach the loop to a straight line with lark's head knot, and continue making one or two (recommended) more twists around instead of one. make tight and tidy. the knot should still slide on the straight line. bend the prusik knot to u shaped and it locks. here is a chart that will help you to determine just which type of kite to fly to match.
Once the final knot is made you can tie your thread to it and start flying the kite. tips to follow. use only plain thread, better not to use manja for this process. the entire thread should be visible on side 2 (on which the sticks are not visible). tie the knots tightly so that they won’t move and tear the kite. Attach the loop to a straight line with lark's head knot, and continue making one or two (recommended) more twists around instead of one. make tight and tidy. the knot should still slide on the straight line. bend the prusik knot to u shaped and it locks. here is a chart that will help you to determine just which type of kite to fly to match.
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