Show off them splices

roxy · Apr 18, 2015

AllGear cherry bomb basal anchor. After splicing some used Vortex last

week, these were a real pleasure.

oceans · Apr 19, 2015

roxy said:
AllGear cherry bomb basal anchor. After splicing some used Vortex last View attachment 31564 week, these were a real pleasure.

Roxy!!! I never pinned you as the shag carpet type, but ok!

. Those splices look real nice.

allen gaddy · Apr 20, 2015

I am splicing sterling tendril. I have the samson splicing book and usually use those instructions. Any advice on splicing tendril?

macswan · Apr 21, 2015

My sons first locking Brummel.

Worthaug · Apr 21, 2015

My 12 year old has spliced up some 3 strand and 12 strand! Nice work kids!

JTree · Apr 21, 2015

And I thought I had it made using the kids as lawn mower locomotives. I gotta teach ' em how to splice!

macswan · Apr 22, 2015

Here's my four yr old with her brummels.

JTree · Apr 24, 2015

It:s raining cats and dogs and any number of other animals today today......what else am I going to do

Worthaug · Apr 24, 2015

JTree said:
It:s raining cats and dogs and any number of other animals today today......what else am I going to do

What did ya make?

JTree · Apr 24, 2015

A 32" i2i. May be a little long, but the other 2 coming out of this hank will be shorter to accommodate different knots. Changing both rope and hitch cord at once means that I have no idea which knot is going to work best. How heavy are you and what knot are you using with epi 9.3 and cougar?

JTree · Apr 24, 2015

Another view

Worthaug · Apr 24, 2015

JTree said:
A 32" i2i. May be a little long, but the other 2 coming out of this hank will be shorter to accommodate different knots. Changing both rope and hitch cord at once means that I have no idea which knot is going to work best. How heavy are you and what knot are you using with epi 9.3 and cougar?

My 31" i2i tied in a 3/3 VT is perfect for me (170 lbs without gear)

Worthaug · Apr 24, 2015

JTree said:
Another view

It look like Vortex Cool in the first pic...

JTree · Apr 24, 2015

Ha! True! BTW, totally right about this stuff.coming together easy. I've got to find a better way of cutting high mod fibers, though. Kitchen shears just aren't doing a very clean job of it.

Worthaug · Apr 24, 2015

JTree said:
Ha! True! BTW, totally right about this stuff.coming together easy. I've got to find a better way of cutting high mod fibers, though. Kitchen shears just aren't doing a very clean job of it.

Treestuffs high mod shears are excellent and affordable.