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	Now we will tie the sheet bend and the double sheet bend.
	This knot is designed to tie two ends of different diameters like we have here.
	We roll up the larger diameter in a loop and we make the smaller diameter our running end.
	We put the end into the loop, make a turn, and bring it under the previously rolled end.
	This is what the sheet bend looks like.
	But using the sheet bend is not always great because if the tension becomes weaker, it gradually begins to unfold and can be untied.
	That is why we use the double sheet bend to prevent this from happening.
	It is also called double-becket bend.
	We do all the same, but add one turn.
	Don't take it out, but add one turn.
	In this case, even with weakened tension, the knot does not untie.

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