circumferential fiber members 30 and the longitudinal fiber members 36 this binding composition 90 may in a second form fill the fiber cells 46 in addition to surrounding the circumferential fiber members 30 and the longitudinal fiber members 36 in such a form the binding composition 90 can also span between the parallel longitudinal border fiber members 49 of the tear 16 thus reestablishing the circumferential tension capacity of the broken circumferential fiber members 30 referring to fig5 b the circumferential fiber members 30 as well as the longitudinal fiber members 36 are shown in cross section with the binding composition 90 applied and surrounding the tensioned members 30 and 36 because of the additional tension the fiber members 36 have a reduced cross sectional area the binding composition 90 surrounding the tensioned members 30 and 36 adds additional tensile capacity to the individual circumferential fiber members 30 as well as distributes the tension force to the surrounding circumferential fiber members 30 and longitudinal fiber members 36 further the origin 33 fig5 a is also reinforced substantially in both the longitudinal and circumferential direction 39 s by the binding solution 58 thus when the resultant angular tension force 42 fig4 a is applied to the origin point 33 the reinforced members adequately resist potential failure by using a uniform top application surface 66 during application of.