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- Q150 - Deck General
88. Which of the following is a knot used to join two lines of different diameters?
The becket bend (sheet bend) is the appropriate knot for joining two lines of different diameters. Other knots are unsuitable due to limitations in their design or intended use; a square knot is unsafe with dissimilar lines, a Carrick bend is for large hawsers, and a sheepshank is not a joining knot.
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