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YES, all the same, sorry; been distracted. . The 2 Turn builds like w/Round Turn for DBY or Clove for Water Bowline; can be harder to mange 'Nipping Loop' part of construction (w/2 rings). . Slip-Knot method makes multiple rings easier to manage; gives them structure to sit on. Slip-Knot method...

Knot names vary, several references for Jacked Bowline. Double Bowline upgrades the "Nipping Loop"(IGKT) in Bowline construction from a single Turn base to Round Turn (RT on IGKT forum). If make same RT into CLOVE is 'Water Bowline', because is a sometimes a very needed upgrade in water, grips...

To me the Half(HH) Hitch/Marl strategies provide a 2nd grip yes; But most importantly, are for inline pulls along spar like our loads commonly hang. To place the entrance/Standing Part of HH/Marl pure inline to exit/ Bitter end of same HH/Marl; correcting the inline pull on spar(that should be...

. That was one of my first thoughts.. . Previously, i honestly tried to track down some of the numbers i've watched over years and couldn't find any; many broken links in my stash etc. . i do know that i really pushed for DBY over years; and fought this narrower difference stated between the 2...

i'm sorry i've been watching this specific issue intensely for 20yrs. trying to de-code rope mechanix in general; and that is what the guys i think are most knowledge-able seem to say after a lot of chasing it with all i got ; as DBY was my own choice in materials we use. . Perhaps i was slack...

A Double Bowline shows testing out 5-8% stronger, and much more secure in tests. . The theory is that the same primary deformation of the most loaded Standing Part is in either form (single/double Bowline); just Double Bowline gives a longer route over that deformity of 2 rings rather than 1...

Quite a dead-drop purposefully into loose line; by someone willing to stand aloft next to all that coming apart! . i'm w/Reg on the space between backcut and block, no face. i'd always take at lease Round Turn around rope part to block/ not just simple Turn. >>Figure some kind of Backhand Turn...

Very nice camera angles and work!