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  1. 13-11-2012, 05:54 PM #1
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    More of the same...

    Paracord, 3mm, slip lead, no core, six strand square braid...

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  3. 13-11-2012, 06:07 PM #2
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    Beautiful! You should sell them EBs
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    I like a woman who can deal with rope how would you go splicing 30mm steel?
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    yeah they look great.selling would be for love as im sure they take hours to make
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  6. 13-11-2012, 07:14 PM #5
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    Wow...very cool.

    Any references for someone wanyting to give it a go, tips or tricks?

    Gonna be spending a bit of time with uncle google looking at a bunch a stuff...better be careful with search words on this one...lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    I like a woman who can deal with rope how would you go splicing 30mm steel?
    um, I would be interested in seeing how that is done...r]
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    Start off on a hemp rope Eeebees. Much easier going till you get the hang of it. My brother was brilliant at it. I sucked.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dino View Post
    Wow...very cool.

    Any references for someone wanyting to give it a go, tips or tricks?

    Gonna be spending a bit of time with uncle google looking at a bunch a stuff...better be careful with search words on this one...lol

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    Cheers EeeBees

    I found this and will give it a crack, more like the leash in your other post

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    Could be fun...did a bit of splicing work when I was in the naval reserve, hope it all comes back!

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    that looks cool!!
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    Re: More of the same...

    Similar to rope splice but with the lay instead of across the lay and tapered back in. Should be plenty of tube vids

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    Fabricating a 3" Wire Rope Sling-- Halo, LLC. - YouTube
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    Is that a x stitch pheasant below your rope?Send the wife the pattern mate they look good
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    I weaved baling twine like that rope to make a crack for a bull whip,looks very simalar to that rope Eeebees.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Is that a x stitch pheasant below your rope?Send the wife the pattern mate they look good
    No it is blanket, pure cotton of course, I bought off the web...have tried a search for it but cannot find Ill have another look.
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