Diagonal waistband
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| Type | Federation |
| application | Connection of two beams |
| Ashley No. | 2115 |
| Synonyms | Slate parallel collar |
| English | Diagonal lashing |
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The diagonal waistband is a knot for connecting two beams. Scouts use the federal government for camp constructions.
Knot
The rope is tied to a beam with a weaving line or a carpenter's knot. This is followed by three windings over both bars. First they go over the obtuse angle, then over the acute angle. The collar is then protected from slipping by toggles. The loose end is then attached to the beam with a weaving line.
Alternatives
If the beams are at right angles to each other or if they are square timbers, the crossbeam can also be used, which offers more stability. For parallel bars, the suitable parallel Bund .