I'm sorry Charlie, I have never worked with four stand rope, I would first try making two loops at the start before wrapping the rope around. May be best to search for another video or look at a more modern book about knots and splices which have four strands in it.
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Using this in my marine science course. Thanks for stating working and standing ends.
That was nice and short video that's very clear. I just saw a video thta was over 11 mins long and it was just rambling on and on.
I agree, I like to keep them short for just that reason.
I understan everythng, thanks for that. But I have a question and idk why my rope have 4 tails, so is the same process for a rope which have 4 tails?
I have never tried it on four stranded rope, I will have to give it a try.
I just used this tutorial to help me whip 56mm coir rope. Really helpful; thank you. David R
Why are you using mmfc sailmakers on NFC????
thanks for your comment, its for visual contrast, so its easier to see than natural rope.
Just use a needle?
How can this be adapted for four strand rope?
I'm sorry Charlie, I have never worked with four stand rope, I would first try making two loops at the start before wrapping the rope around. May be best to search for another video or look at a more modern book about knots and splices which have four strands in it.
how did you do it?
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its figersy