Rope-securing device
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1. A device for securing two sections of rope together, the device comprising:
- a body defining a first set of through-openings through which one section of rope can be threaded and a second set of through-openings through which another section of rope can be threaded so that by threading the first and second sections of rope through the corresponding sets of through-openings, the one and another sections of rope are secured to one another.
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Abstract
A device for securing two sections of rope together includes a body having a first plurality of through-openings through which one section of a rope can be threaded and a second plurality of through-openings through which another section of rope can be threaded to thereby secure the sections of rope in a fixed positional relationship with one another. The device is particularly well-suited for use to suspend a boat fender from the side of a boat.
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1. A device for securing two sections of rope together, the device comprising:
a body defining a first set of through-openings through which one section of rope can be threaded and a second set of through-openings through which another section of rope can be threaded so that by threading the first and second sections of rope through the corresponding sets of through-openings, the one and another sections of rope are secured to one another. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A device for securing two sections of a rope together, the device comprising:
a body having two opposite side faces and defining a first set of through-openings which open out of the side faces and through which one section of rope can be threaded and a second set of through-openings which open out of the side faces and through which another section of rope can be threaded so that by threading the first and second sections of rope through the corresponding sets of through-openings, the one and another sections of rope are secured in a fixed positional relationship with one another. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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