eyehearttrees
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1stly, am curious in-general whether you can make splice-crossovers longer than usual and, if so, is it simply a matter of sayingg "instead of the normal 15" fid for this diameter, I'll base everything off an 18" fid"?
I'd made all my slings w/ 3/4 polydyne but found I kept using my 3-ringed, 5' x-sling merely for the convenience as I made all my p.dyne slings with long tails, I'd never have thought it'd keep me from using them as frequently but that's what's happened...... would like to hear from people who have long-tails that need timber/cow hitching, and have whooopies/loopies, to hear how you see this....the long-tailed versatility seemed it'd make them ideal yet as mentioned I just go for my simple-to-install sling despite preferring my Safebloc :/
SO....got this spool of loose 3/4 TEC here, want to start re-making some slings (also have a #3['XL'] ring from Elevation Canada coming, ordered 6d ago and supposed to get here Mon
, SO I'm hoping to learn some things, any&every bit of advice on any parts would be incredibly appreciated!!
1 - Anyone have links to a good double-head tutorial? Samson, thankfully, has whoopie instructions but none for double-headed stuff :/ They also lack:
2 - Tutorials for 'triple-tucking'/brummels (are these the same thing? Seems they're both just passing the rope through itself..)
3 - VERY curious to know *anything* about the "Special" type of whoopie that Sherrill/Treestuff make for their larger ringed-whoopies, for instance here's two of their 3'--->5' adjustable whoopies:
1 - small/normal type https://www.treestuff.com/rope-logic-1-2-trex-whoopie-with-x-rigging-ring/
2 - "special-whoopie" style on their 3/4 product https://www.treestuff.com/rope-logic-double-head-beast-whoopie/
^that "special-whoopie" has (2) back-spliced protruding ends (like a loopie) instead of the usual 1 on a whoopie, it also sseems SO much more of the body is doubled-up (which, w/ hollow-braids, seems beneficial IE almost "making it a double-braid" at those points!
Would LOVE to know how-to, or even the name of, that different type of "special-whoopie" so I can make my own, even w/ 1/2" line I'd prefer to be redundant yknow! At first I'd thought "Maybe that's a requirement of double-headed slings" but no longer think that's the case... To further 'confuse' things (for me!), I also am having trouble understanding how the rope-moves/how this splicing is under x-ray: https://www.sherrilltree.com/x-rigging-xl-beast-whoopie-sling-tenex-3-4in-3ft-5ft I ask because, while it doesn't have the double-loose-ends like the "special whoopie" w/ the double-head, it still has its ring-splice's cross-over so lonng that it enters(and goes through?) the cross-over of the sliding-whoopie-splice, almost makes me wonder if there's 3 pieces of tenex in some spots there!!
Thank you so much for any advice, am wishing I got 2-3X the TEC I did, hadn't been smart enough to really measure-out what a good whoopie w/ a Safebloc and triple brummels/tucks would take in terms of feet-of-rope
I'd made all my slings w/ 3/4 polydyne but found I kept using my 3-ringed, 5' x-sling merely for the convenience as I made all my p.dyne slings with long tails, I'd never have thought it'd keep me from using them as frequently but that's what's happened...... would like to hear from people who have long-tails that need timber/cow hitching, and have whooopies/loopies, to hear how you see this....the long-tailed versatility seemed it'd make them ideal yet as mentioned I just go for my simple-to-install sling despite preferring my Safebloc :/
SO....got this spool of loose 3/4 TEC here, want to start re-making some slings (also have a #3['XL'] ring from Elevation Canada coming, ordered 6d ago and supposed to get here Mon
1 - Anyone have links to a good double-head tutorial? Samson, thankfully, has whoopie instructions but none for double-headed stuff :/ They also lack:
2 - Tutorials for 'triple-tucking'/brummels (are these the same thing? Seems they're both just passing the rope through itself..)
3 - VERY curious to know *anything* about the "Special" type of whoopie that Sherrill/Treestuff make for their larger ringed-whoopies, for instance here's two of their 3'--->5' adjustable whoopies:
1 - small/normal type https://www.treestuff.com/rope-logic-1-2-trex-whoopie-with-x-rigging-ring/
2 - "special-whoopie" style on their 3/4 product https://www.treestuff.com/rope-logic-double-head-beast-whoopie/
^that "special-whoopie" has (2) back-spliced protruding ends (like a loopie) instead of the usual 1 on a whoopie, it also sseems SO much more of the body is doubled-up (which, w/ hollow-braids, seems beneficial IE almost "making it a double-braid" at those points!
Would LOVE to know how-to, or even the name of, that different type of "special-whoopie" so I can make my own, even w/ 1/2" line I'd prefer to be redundant yknow! At first I'd thought "Maybe that's a requirement of double-headed slings" but no longer think that's the case... To further 'confuse' things (for me!), I also am having trouble understanding how the rope-moves/how this splicing is under x-ray: https://www.sherrilltree.com/x-rigging-xl-beast-whoopie-sling-tenex-3-4in-3ft-5ft I ask because, while it doesn't have the double-loose-ends like the "special whoopie" w/ the double-head, it still has its ring-splice's cross-over so lonng that it enters(and goes through?) the cross-over of the sliding-whoopie-splice, almost makes me wonder if there's 3 pieces of tenex in some spots there!!
Thank you so much for any advice, am wishing I got 2-3X the TEC I did, hadn't been smart enough to really measure-out what a good whoopie w/ a Safebloc and triple brummels/tucks would take in terms of feet-of-rope
