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![]() "Edgar" wrote in message ... It does not take long to whip the ends. If you cut a synthetic rope with a hot knife it is a simple matter to flange the end out a bit so even a common whipping, put on in seconds, will not be able to slip off the end. If you're cutting with a hot knife, why do you need the whipping? Scotty |
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Just to make it look shipshape. Force of habit too-there were no synthetic
ropes when I learned to splice and whip. "Scotty" wrote in message . .. "Edgar" wrote in message ... It does not take long to whip the ends. If you cut a synthetic rope with a hot knife it is a simple matter to flange the end out a bit so even a common whipping, put on in seconds, will not be able to slip off the end. If you're cutting with a hot knife, why do you need the whipping? Scotty |
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![]() "Scotty" wrote If you're cutting with a hot knife, why do you need the whipping? It'll last longer and look better. S |
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![]() "Seahag" wrote in message ... "Scotty" wrote If you're cutting with a hot knife, why do you need the whipping? It'll last longer and look better. The lines I've cut at home, I wrapped with riggers tape before cutting (tape and line) with a hot knife. Lasted so far. Scotty |
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![]() "Scotty" wrote in message . .. "Seahag" wrote in message ... "Scotty" wrote If you're cutting with a hot knife, why do you need the whipping? It'll last longer and look better. The lines I've cut at home, I wrapped with riggers tape before cutting (tape and line) with a hot knife. Lasted so far. That's fine, but I'm talking about things that will last around 8-10 years. Seahag |
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![]() "Seahag" wrote in message ... "Scotty" wrote in message . .. "Seahag" wrote in message ... "Scotty" wrote If you're cutting with a hot knife, why do you need the whipping? It'll last longer and look better. The lines I've cut at home, I wrapped with riggers tape before cutting (tape and line) with a hot knife. Lasted so far. That's fine, but I'm talking about things that will last around 8-10 years. Bah, I figure I've only got about 4-5 left myself. Scotty |
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![]() "Scotty" wrote in message . .. "Seahag" wrote in message ... "Scotty" wrote in message . .. "Seahag" wrote in message ... "Scotty" wrote If you're cutting with a hot knife, why do you need the whipping? It'll last longer and look better. The lines I've cut at home, I wrapped with riggers tape before cutting (tape and line) with a hot knife. Lasted so far. That's fine, but I'm talking about things that will last around 8-10 years. Bah, I figure I've only got about 4-5 left myself. Pishaw...hatchoo?... whatever...then just paint the duck tape. |
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![]() "Seahag" wrote in message ... Bah, I figure I've only got about 4-5 left myself. Pishaw...hatchoo?... gesundheit whatever...then just paint the duck tape. They make colored duck tape. ( is it OK to say 'colored' ) Scotty |
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