Nice vid TY!
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If it helps, what i see is >>
Constrictor used classically for round binding as so named:
has an internal radial/dispersed all around source force (radial swell) outward to the radial arcs that control the mechanism.
>>of yes equal force all around then thru rope
Constrictor used as Hitch tho by contrast is different mechanic by above measure:
has an external focused LINEAR source force input into the controlling arcs by contrast
>>would NOT have equal, but logarithmically receding force from SPart(Standing Part) input tracing to BE(Bitter End) thru those arcs
>>focused linear input force(harder to control) converted to dispersed radial(easier to control) at loss of conversion(capitalized on)
>>Can work, but also can spill open jug as pulls from 1 side/unbalanced
>>full force on single leg of support rope
(source of force type of Binding internal dispersed radial or as Hitch of external focused linear force input determine this equal or receding force thru arcs)
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Jug Sling similar Constrictor in Hitch usage, but with dual opposing inputs of then pairs that serve to balance across to COMMAND jug to carry more upright
>>and not just from a 1D across jug hang of 2 inputs in a line, but rather lends to an even more stably sitting 2D platform hang from more of a square
more balanced forces thru arcs receding to center of radials from handle input pairs to same;
but at co$t of dropping initial locking input tension to radials from handles to 25%.
>>less force on rope handles don't demand quite as strong a rope then, tho in trade vs. single leg of support of Constrictor as Hitch.
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Right tool for right job,
Constrictor simpler tie, hitch carries skinnier and no spill anyway if screw on cap for pepsi bottle etc. to keep out nasties.
Jug Sling needs wider clearance than single leg hang, cuz upright from 2 points to hang from to do that.
>>but by that measure more proper for wider 20gallon actual jug, carried now more balanced across pole between 2people than if handles drawn together (less capacity now) more problematic balance i think.
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Because of the wide carried 20gallon open top imagery
>>prefer original Jug Sling naming convention to convey the differences here.
>>our more common usage on pop bottle of today, does not convey the nuances as well to me.
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Stiffer line may not seat as well after conversion in Hitch usages,
but don't have any choice in Binding usages against actual swell w/o conversions.
Thinner rope gives denser same force in smaller place type grab i think;
especially as center of rope less likely to extend beyond jug shoulder.
Jug Sling is one that can give that easier with less rope tensile needed/thinner rope more likely ok.
