So theres a lump at 28 and 13 inches and the wipping ends shown near the eye and at 7 inches. The undulations continue past the whipping. For abput 5 inches
Ok, so after searching and researching ( i cant find the patent they claim to have on it) for ages i cant find a deconstruction, instruction, analysis anything on how cousin does their splice. Is it just a straight bury of the jacket with tapering overlap lile a 16 strand splice?
A workmate...
Much appreciated, i dont use the nick method, i have a method for tapering i use somewhat universally which I'm used to and gives consistent predictable results, kinda just stick to it because i know it so well
I dont yet. I mainly do it for my own equipment, co workers equipment and sometimes just because i enjoy it.
I may speak to a local shop to see if they need a splicer though.
Heres a quick rope guide i made for a co worker. He chose the cordage....which he is no longer allowed to do, was a...
It is a bit bouncy in bigger trees. Noticeable bounce when ascending up some 35m elms the other week but not noticeable when working off the line. The bounce isn't particularly detrimental to an ascent and a friend who went up on my line said they really liked the bounce as they timed they're...
I've done a few tachyon splices and i prefer to leave the extra core strands in the splice fully, tapering them along with the core. I leave them in as having strands somewhat floating in the rope just doesn't sit right with me and I'd prefer to have all cordage "locked" at the zero point being...
I like it allot. Didnt think i would, hard rope, not very soft, stiffens up allot under loading but, surprisingly really really nice to handle. I'd buy it again over a softer rope.
Had a bunch of spare parts and bits and bops. Made this. Not sure if its ever been cobbled together before, so, yeh. Still want to grab a couple more bits to make it a bit more presentable, long webbing sling for the retrieval shackle and a petzl stem to tidy up the sling on the ring.
The ring...
Not a massive fan of toothed camed devices on bridges, it'd be an extreme curcumstance but just the idea of it biting the rope on shock load. I have heard of a story of someone using a kong duck in the same fashon and it biting into and cutting the jacket of the bridge rope on shock load from a...
Same, coworkers started calling me samsquanch affectionately shortly after i started, just stuck.
As for hair, i got that covered.
But my srt ascent weight is more what you're thinking i bet