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Here's a trivial one...
I have some nylon dock lines with ends that need repairing. I tried fusing them with a cricket lighter, but ended up with charring and partial fusion. What does it take to make those nice neat line ends like they come from the store, and can I do it at home with commonly available stuff. How about a big, electric soldering iron? Would that do it? |
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