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Nice work!Here is a fun project if you are a bit of a masochist and have some scraps of 16-strand laying around. Building the first eye is easy but the second eye is more difficult because you have to pull the second tail past the first tail inside the rope and it is a bit tighter than the usual bury with 16 strand. I used a a 32" long homemade wire fid to do the pulls and you have to really reef on the second tail to get it through. Once you get the tails through you do the usual taper and bury. This required a 100" piece of Arbormaster and the finished friction saver is 36" long. The second photo shows the splice before the tails were tapered and buried. I could have done this better - notice that I did not get the bury exactly even on both sides. Will try to do better next time.
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It is snowing out and I had to find something to do that was different.
Fishing line snare or a needle as a push fid.On a slightly different topic, have you done any eye splices in dynema throwline? I have been doing a few lately and am trying to figure out the easiest way for pulling the tail through the cover. My guess us that they make a micro basket that will grab the tail, but I am not sure were to find one. What method do you use?
Marks wire fi
Pardon my ignorance, but what is "Marks wire fid"?
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This guy right here. Got it from MarkPrz from the fids and fibres course.
Anyone know about this rope? I feel it's a typo,i got some and it sucks.
Can't find any specs at all,it's super flat,I'm very disappointed but wondering what its rated at.http://www.sherrilltree.com/rope/rope-by-the-foot/samson-magic-1-2-per-foot
...definitely has that Sherrill ring to it...
As does the FINAL SALE bit...