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John_KAYS said:
It's just a waiting game on the Slic-Key. It is in the pipeline and once TreeStuff finishes up with the project their manufacturer is currently working on they will be moving onto the Slic-Key. They have done a lot of work on it and, like everything they do, they are doing a great job. I am sorry I didn't have the capability to build them for you all and have them in your hands this very moment, but I'm positive that TreeStuff is going to make it much better than I could have done myself.
I hope it works for you and is helpful by increasing your productivity and enjoyment.
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Thanks man no worries, I'm patient, kind of!
 
@Worthaug Platinum is great for its intended purpose but not so much when applied to Work Positioning.

The real issue is when descending. The weave pattern incrementally puts core into the cover and then back out. It begins with one core tracer in the cover for two feet, then two core tracers for two feet, etc...until six (I think) and then back down to none. Once the cover has no core tracers in it for two feet, you have a short section that can milk a tiny bit. Once that slight bit of cover slack hits the first core tracer when the pattern begins to repeat, it can't go any further and the slack creates a speed bump that a hitch might not even pass over.

Also, to create that pattern, the weaving machine leaves a small bump created by a single cover carrier in one minuscule point. That can be felt on a hitch.
 
Shite rope, that platinum...a very costly mistake...I gave mine away I hated it so much...the guy I gave it to Sam Cooper hated it even more...I hate kernmaster too....bouncy tripe....poison ivy is my rope tough as nails...aztec, arrowfrog, luna, sumac....all sweet rope....cougar yes...I am a stuck record...I will fly tachyon before kernmaster anyday
 
What is the walnuts all about Frank? I would like some...walnut friction plates ( body like the bump ).....like what the spiderjack brake is made from? I am in....I have three runners...
 
There cushions for those of us with tender fingers. I figured you had fingers of steel. However I can certainly put you on the list. I almost did by default. Basically it's a Walnut version of my Aluminum protection from page 11 or something.
 
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