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#297404 - 10/31/20 10:38 PM Hey, TonyE, help me with rope!
Bingley Veteran Registered: 02/27/08 Posts: 1576	Can I call on the resident expert to help me with a rope question. I'm a complete novice... I made an eye splice, and I whipped the splice using the method I found in a Youtube video -- probably the easiest method. I swung the rope energetically for 10 minutes like it's a jump rope, gripping it by the eye splice. The whipping came loose. I realize this is an elementary question for a master like you, but can you recommend a more secure method for whipping the rope?
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#297405 - 11/01/20 12:47 AM Re: Hey, TonyE, help me with rope! [Re: Bingley]
KenK "Be Prepared" Pooh-Bah Registered: 06/26/04 Posts: 2208 Loc: NE Wisconsin	I'm guessing that the first question will be what kind of rope it is. Material? Construction?
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#297409 - 11/01/20 12:37 PM Re: Hey, TonyE, help me with rope! [Re: Bingley]
TonyE Enthusiast Registered: 08/16/13 Posts: 342 Loc: eastern PA	Originally Posted By: Bingley Can I call on the resident expert to help me with a rope question. I'm a complete novice... I made an eye splice, and I whipped the splice using the method I found in a Youtube video -- probably the easiest method. I swung the rope energetically for 10 minutes like it's a jump rope, gripping it by the eye splice. The whipping came loose. I realize this is an elementary question for a master like you, but can you recommend a more secure method for whipping the rope? It is best to use a non-slippery material for the whipping. If the "common whipping" failed google "sailmakers whipping" for a more secure method. _________________________ Happily tangled in my nets at http://pineapple.myfunforum.org/index.php?c=7
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#297411 - 11/01/20 02:43 PM Re: Hey, TonyE, help me with rope! [Re: Bingley]
Bingley Veteran Registered: 02/27/08 Posts: 1576	Thanks for your responses, Tony & Ken. I'm using a 1/4" hemp rope, and I'm using a hemp twine to do the whipping. If it helps, I can upload an image. But it seems like the image hosting services I've used before no longer work for free. Can anyone suggest a solution? Edited by Bingley (11/01/20 02:47 PM)
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#297413 - 11/01/20 03:52 PM Re: Hey, TonyE, help me with rope! [Re: Bingley]
TonyE Enthusiast Registered: 08/16/13 Posts: 342 Loc: eastern PA	The whipping must be a tight as possible. This is easy to do with the west country whipping Make sure you tie the overhand knot on both sides of the rope. This is mentioned in the text but only the first one is shown Edited by TonyE (11/01/20 04:01 PM) _________________________ Happily tangled in my nets at http://pineapple.myfunforum.org/index.php?c=7
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