Worm, serve, and parcel

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Worm, serve, and parcel

Worm: “Worm” refers to the process of laying yarns tightly and evenly along the length of a rope to protect it from chafing or wear.
Serve: “Serve” is the act of wrapping marline or other small stuff tightly and evenly over the wormed rope. The serving provides an additional layer of protection and helps secure the worm in place.
Parcel: “Parcel” involves stitching a covering of canvas or other suitable material over the served rope. The parceling provides a final layer of protection and enhances the durability and lifespan of the rope.

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