| Step 1. Make a loop with a simple overhand knot and seal the ends. |
| Step 2. Using a pair of pliers insert the knot into the hole in the rubber, some lubricant such as KY will help. |
| Step 3. Begin to tie a constrictor knot. |
| Step 4. A half formed constrictor knot. |
| Step 5. A fully formed constrictor knot. |
| Step 6. Begin to tighten the knot, you may need assistance with this step. |
| Step 7. A fully formed and tightened knot. |
| Step 8. trim and seal the ends of the cord. |
| Step 9. Attach a Bridle/ Wishbone cord. |
| Step 10. As you can see the Bridle can be changed with ease if it becomes worn, also the complete rubber can be replaced with a handy pre-made spare should it be damaged or break. |
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