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Bell Tetrahedral Kite

Step 8Tying the Bridle

Tying the Bridle
Basically, tie your nylon line at points 1/3 the way down on the "bottom" edge or widest section of the kite ("bottom" is the taped edge of the tetrahedral cells). You'll have a bundle of lines- tie them off at a point roughly 1.5 times the width of your kite, making sure there is no slack in the lines. From this tie-off or bridle point, attach the main flying line. Use a figure-8 knot for tying: it's easy and much stronger than a square knot.
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Emily Fischer is a Brooklyn-based architect and designer. Since moving to New York City a few years ago, her efforts have been invested in developing a professional career as an architect while mainta...
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