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You are a genius. Thank you! I've been trying to figure out how to add a thimble mid-line and I am trying this now.

So you keep the ends loose and taped? Rather than burying them into the line?

Are you using galvanized or stainless thimbles?

Please shoot wayyyy closer. No reason to be so far from the details that you are trying to teach

Have you heard or have any information of how much this maintains the strength/load rating of the rope? I never thought of doing this but now you’ve given me too many ideas of how to use it.

Nice. What knife did you use? I can see it's a Victorinox.

Thank you. So if I understand, the first tuck of each strand end does not evolve an over and under? I'd love you to reply please xxx

the rubber will lose 80 to 95% of its weight in the water, thats a lot you would never think that

in uk we call that a foot rope, what we call sweeps the ground gear between net and door, sweeps or bridles

it is not good to pull the rope through the cable, in that place it always remains wet and susceptible to corrosion, and in 80 percent of cases it breaks at the mark, especially if they are not stainless steel cables... there is a much better and faster way

Never seen this! Thanks for sharing.

I don't understand WHY you put a whip on the end you need free to do a proper splice BEFORE you did the splice. I was taught year ago by Coast Guard bo'suns that you splice first, then whip.

Thank you for the great explanation. It’s very much appreciated.👍🏻

Yay Ms. Toft!!!

I remember that boat and Capt Gus who converted the White Dove from a dragger to a purse seiner. His son Mike took over the business after Gus’s death on their new Purse Seiner the White Dove Too.

Молодец быстро и качественно 👍до тебя смотрел какого-то придурка 🤣🤦‍♂️он 10 минут объяснял как расплести один конец каната 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Great video the one question I have is there a torque requirement when I put all the screws back together on the front housing to the back housing

Nice men

How much percentage does that splice weaken the rope?

Best splice video I've watched!!! Out of at least a dozen! Thanks for sharing your expertise with such simplicity.

I agree with the rest, I have started about a month ago, but you really give the best explanation of the eye splice.

Can't see a thing, sorry

Too fast, need close ups

"If it looks a little lumpy, just take it in your hands and give it roll!" Same advice my Dr gave me!!!😉 But seriously, nice clear, to the point vid. I'm pretty good with my knots but always been a bit intimidated by eye/thimble splicing, just felt I'd lose track of the strands half way through, & it'd be time consuming, would always take the easy way out & whip the tag to the standing, (in much smaller dia rope/cord) but this seems pretty simple to follow and I understand it's the proper way to do it, much more permanent & secure. Will definitely give it a try. Cheers 👍🍻

GOOD JOB !!

Could you show how to do a complet tear down and hydraulik motor check and seal replacement on a se2bil hydraulik pacer pump series? Please

What happens if the seals dry out? Could that cause the return speed to decrease? I have a se2bil hydraulic pacerpump that was run dry, and now it only delivers 600 liter pr. minut instead of 900 liter pr.minut

Absolutely the easiest to follow explanation I’ve seen well done - would be great to see you show a eye splice with 8 strand 😄👍🏻

What do you do with the dangles?

The two BM1's that taught me how to splice line in 1985, told me three tucks for manila or other natural cordage; four for synthetics. The synthetics being slicker you need more tucks to hold.

You are the best person I have found to show how to do a eye splice. Thanks so much.

very good thank you

What about the gas motor

great!

Great - I like the tip you gave about starting at top dead center at 2:43. I think that first tuck is most critical to getting a splice that lays properly at the apex of the thimble. Thanks.