How to Cut Nylon Rope Without Scissors or a Knife: A Step-by-Step Guide
1 Cutting Nylon Rope with a Knot
To start, tie a knot in the section of the rope you intend to cut.
Place the knotted section of the rope on your palm, and then wrap the unknotted section around your thumb twice.
Next, wrap the loose end of the rope twice around your thumb, ensuring the rope crosses over the knot.
Finally, pull the knotted section of the rope, and it will snap.
2 Cutting Nylon Rope with a Center Knot
Begin by tying knots at both ends of the rope, ensuring the section you want to cut is in the middle.
Then, loosely tie a knot in the center section.
Finally, give the rope a sharp tug, and it will snap at the center knot.
3 Cutting by Twisting a Section
First, tie a knot in one section of the rope.
Then, twist the remaining section into a letter X, ensuring the knot is on the outside.
Next, twist the section you want to cut and give it a sharp pull to snap the rope.
All three methods above work on the principle of keeping one section of the rope stationary, while the other section is moved to create friction and snap the rope. We hope these methods help you cut nylon rope without scissors or a knife.
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