Excelente video , no entiendo el inglés 😅 , pero en la práctica me quedó todo claro , gracias por compartir sus conocimientos , saludos desde chile 🫵🏻😎🇨🇱
Best video I've see so far on this BUT misses one of the most important points: at 4:40 minutes in, the core going back into the sheath to make the ring goes off camera and can't be seen.
These are selma kids and you can buy them from any of our stockists, if you visit our website and click ‘where to buy’ you should be able to find your nearest stockist.
Yeah milking the cover back is never that easy, it never just goes back in like that. You're talking hammers, gloves, two people pulling on it at the dock, lol, no it's never that easy
It really looks like classic splice but vice versa where you first burry the cover into dyneema and then you fit dyneema into the cover and then you pull. I have to spice a thimble for a yacht right now and I believe a classic method with lock stitch is a way to go.
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Excellent video. Juat have to watch it a couple of times more as I have to make a few on my new running rigging. Thanks.
The last comment about another 7 fender lines to do is spot on! That is exactly what I need to do!
Thanks a lot. After trying with several other methods I finally got it with yours. Cheers!
Glad the video helped, thanks for letting us know!
Excelente video , no entiendo el inglés 😅 , pero en la práctica me quedó todo claro , gracias por compartir sus conocimientos , saludos desde chile 🫵🏻😎🇨🇱
Best video I've see so far on this BUT misses one of the most important points: at 4:40 minutes in, the core going back into the sheath to make the ring goes off camera and can't be seen.
Thanks very much for the feedback, we really appreciate it.
This splice holds under load but you can slip the eye when it's not.
Looks great.. Definitely trying it.. How much weight can it hold?
I have done this on other brands of rope and I seem to remember there being quite a bit more bury.
Thanks for the video. I have your 6mm rope. Just can’t seem to feed in the last inch
Все круто ,у меня толь один вопрос.Какой тип веревки используется, а где взять приспособы.
Как называются эти спицы правельно и где их можно преобрести?
I think I have OCD.
Кто-нибудь подобное сплесневание с горной веревкой видел? (Внутренний слой состоит из отдельных прядей, а не плетёнка, как здесь и в других видео).
Андрей Мадеко ,там есть видео про ' kernmantle rope'.Оно про альпинистские веревки
De que medida de diámetro y largo son las agujas saludos desde Mty NL MX
Alejandro Garcia Las agujas dependen del Grosor de la cuerda. Tambien puedes utilizar alambres en vez de agujas.
Que parte de Monterrey?
BAKERHUSKIE la medida de lo largo de las agujas de cada una gracias
BAKERHUSKIE de mero Monterrey
Is the fid and the rope the same size?
Yes, he said the rope and fid were both 10 mm
What is the exact name of the fids, and where you can get them.
These are selma kids and you can buy them from any of our stockists, if you visit our website and click ‘where to buy’ you should be able to find your nearest stockist.
Do you have a video of how to sew the whipping with eyesplice
Locking brummel
Yeah milking the cover back is never that easy, it never just goes back in like that. You're talking hammers, gloves, two people pulling on it at the dock, lol, no it's never that easy
The trick is to jerk the eye… Seems backwards but it will pull the cover right over the joint
that is a terrible splice as it places the binding load on the COVER and not the core. tisk, tisk.
UBF Underground Boxing Federation , you need to watch the video again!
It really looks like classic splice but vice versa where you first burry the cover into dyneema and then you fit dyneema into the cover and then you pull. I have to spice a thimble for a yacht right now and I believe a classic method with lock stitch is a way to go.