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Old 07 July 2020, 17:26   #1
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anyone know where i can get some of these from made of aluminium they crip over the rope to form a cross used to make cargo nets.

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Old 07 July 2020, 22:29   #2
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anyone know where i can get some of these from made of aluminium they crip over the rope to form a cross used to make cargo nets.



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Try giving Brad Blunt a call. He made me my custom cargo nets. Top bloke.

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anyone know where i can get some of these from made of aluminium they crip over the rope to form a cross used to make cargo nets.

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I wouldn't bother....if it's for securing cargo on a RIB?
Halfords off the shelf elasticated heavy duty cargo nets have very robust plastic deck clips/hooks..metal joiners ..do a better Job than non stretch ones and are much more easily adjusted ..hold more securely when it's bumpy ..are cheap as chips ..and last for years! ..
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I wouldn't bother....if it's for securing cargo on a RIB?
Halfords off the shelf elasticated heavy duty cargo nets have very robust plastic deck clips/hooks..metal joiners ..do a better Job than non stretch ones and are much more easily adjusted ..hold more securely when it's bumpy ..are cheap as chips ..and last for years! ..
Not for a cargo net for grab loops max
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Not for a cargo net for grab loops max
"Exeter Rope and Wire" is another option then...may well be able to sort you out....there's not much they haven't got!
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no joy with this so ive ended up doing a cross whip with a square knot staring by pushing a needle through both ropes to keep position then whipping each crosswise finishing with a square knot and the tails pulled down the rope with the needle and burnt off with a hot knife.
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no joy with this so ive ended up doing a cross whip with a square knot staring by pushing a needle through both ropes to keep position then whipping each crosswise finishing with a square knot and the tails pulled down the rope with the needle and burnt off with a hot knife.


Sounds interesting, any pics?
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here you go because your building up in the v of the two ropes its very hard to keep it neat, in hindsight i could have gone in one hole out the other and whipped on the straight, but im happy when stood at the side of it its hardly noticeable. just waiting for the rope clamps for the stern could only get non brand in black but they'll do
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