Show off them splices

JeffGu · Aug 13, 2015

Very nice, CBM!

TimBr · Aug 13, 2015

CBM said:
Ice tail brumels. I like this hitch cord

Beautiful work.

jba · Aug 13, 2015

Here is my first 16 strand eye on the end of my climbing line. I am happy with the results and can't wait to climb on something that I made myself

TimBr · Aug 13, 2015

Nice work! Congratulations on your first splice, just too cool!

Tim

JeffGu · Aug 14, 2015

Nice job.

oldoakman · Aug 18, 2015

Boy are you going to have a ball at TCIExpo! It is going to be fun to watch you.

jba · Sep 7, 2015

Just got this rigging ring in from Treestuff. Ordered a grab bag of rope from Knot And Rope Supply in Ohio. Got a great bag. Lots of Tenex and 16 strand. 16 strand worked great here.

oldoakman · Sep 10, 2015

Labor day project. Finally got to splicing my new.sumac. I am loving my little wire first for pulling the core into place.

CBM · Sep 10, 2015

oldoakman said:
Labor day project. Finally got to splicing my new.sumac. I am loving my little wire for for pulling the core into place.View attachment 33326

Looks good. Wire is the only way to go! Cool looking rope

CBM · Sep 14, 2015

Stitching process. Turns out rock hard

JonesClimber · Sep 14, 2015

Pretty cool. I looked into the machines and one is $6k and the other is $18k, doing them by hand looks appealing now.

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jmcscrap · Sep 25, 2015

Had a croll that I wasn't using, so I decided to make my own version of the 'Selner Super Sender'. 3 strand rope spliced into place and some shrink wrap.

JonesClimber · Sep 25, 2015

Nice.

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livefreeordie · Oct 2, 2015

Had a rain day so I decided to throw an eye on a Hank of Sterling Atlas rigging line

JeffGu · Oct 2, 2015

Looks very nice!

livefreeordie · Oct 2, 2015

JeffGu said:
Looks very nice!

Thanks I really like the Atlas as a rigging line and it makes really nice slings as well

JeffGu · Oct 2, 2015

I have a hank of it, myself... I really like it. Mine doesn't have the tight eyes, though, and I'd prefer that it did. I'll have to give it a try!

TreeLogic · Oct 4, 2015

Man Cougar Puke has a tight cover. Had more trouble with this double braid than some smaller diameter stuff. For those of you who've had trouble stitching through a hard throat before, the sailor's palm is the ticket for pushing most of the way through. But then you have to pull from the other side. Put some tape on your pliers so you don't damage the needle and you're in business

oldoakman · Oct 4, 2015

TreeLogic said:
Man Cougar Puke has a tight cover. Had more trouble with this double braid than some smaller diameter stuff. For those of you who've had trouble stitching through a hard throat before, the sailor's palm is the ticket for pushing most of the way through. But then you have to pull from the other side. Put some tape on your pliers so you don't damage the needle and you're in business

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So that's what you do on rainy days?!