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16 August 2014, 16:23
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Splicing video
WX is cr@p today so was playing with rope instead. This is a nice video with a slightly different take on making an eye splice - thought I would share...
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16 August 2014, 16:33
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Always thought you liked knitting!
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17 August 2014, 08:59
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I am probably being slow, being a Sunday morning, but that's the way I've always done an eye splice. What's the other way?
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17 August 2014, 10:07
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I meant to say, if anyone has a link to a technique for "four strand" splicing techniques, I'd appreciate it 
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17 August 2014, 10:12
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There's something very therapeutic about splicing! I would like to learn more than the basic 3 strand ones too
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17 August 2014, 10:15
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Quote:
Originally Posted by severnseadog
There's something very therapeutic about splicing!
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Not when you have a coil of four strand and you don't know how to splice it!!! 
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17 August 2014, 10:34
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Splicing an eye in 4 stranded rope: Splicing an eye in 4 stranded rope - YouTube
Any good?
Very different technique...
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17 August 2014, 10:38
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I've seen the two on youtube. That Irish one looks fine but it's not appropriate for what I'm doing - one to remember though. There's a Portuguese one too on there, right technique but out of focus using same coloured hemp and I don't speak Portuguese! 
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17 August 2014, 10:42
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So your mission for today is learn portugese then tommorow you can splice 4 stand rope...
Curious... Why 4 strand...
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17 August 2014, 10:50
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ShinyShoe
Curious... Why 4 strand...
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I,um, found some! Seems a shame to waste it due to base ignorance
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17 August 2014, 11:23
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ShinyShoe
Curious... Why 4 strand...
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Originally Posted by willk
I,um, found some!
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Translation: In a new security approach Gary and Tom have started using 4 strand to stop it wandering out the factory... ...he can't ask RBB to show him how or he'll give himself away as the tealeaf!
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17 August 2014, 11:44
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So some 8 strand rope can be sliced with two strands taped together - effectively treating it as 4 strand...
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