10.3 Strip and re-cover with Dyneema for high abrasion resistance

[@aerialrescuesolutions3277]

Excellent video quality, edited very well, and an immaculate working surface. PLease keep making videos. Jim H. Portland, Oregon

[@Premiumropes]

Thank you very much!

[@Sachiel235]

I kinda miss the music you guys used on your splicing videos from like 9 years ago. Glad to see you guys are still putting out quality content though!

[@mrkultra1655]

That’s some fine work my friend, WAY beyond my rope work and knotting ability.

[@ferenovacaouniao3014]

Congratulations your video coming here in Brazil / São Paulo.

[@pollewop_productions]

Looking forward to this one!

[@Premiumropes]

Hope you like it!

[@christopherlaborde1670]

Great video - Thank you!

[@kggk6358]

brilliant!

[@GoodOldSlav]

What's the length of the dyneema cover used in this example? Thanks

[@Premiumropes]

We use 3 meter cover when we want to re-cover 2.5 meter of rope.

[@GoodOldSlav]

@@Premiumropes Thanks! So you strip at the 3rd meter in the example, and the additional cover is 3m as well.

[@Premiumropes]

@@GoodOldSlav take 0.5 meter extra for the cover

[@laurentb5401]

1. compared to a cover with technora or polyester, is it easier to splice with Dyneema cover. 2. In what application do we use this type of technique? Halyard, Mainsheet with block?

[@Premiumropes]

It's maybe a bit easier with Dyneema, but it won't ne a big difference. The technique is mainly used to add extra abrasion resistance to jibsheets, and all types of halyards

[@laurentb5401]

@@Premiumropes Thanks for your response. it was indeed easier with the Dyneema cover. I tapered 1.2 meter since it is for a tackline on a small boat. Nevertheless at the end I was not able to tuck back the dyneema tail cover inside the initial cover (Polyester and Technora) the cover was so tied so I was not able to insert a fid. any tips for the next time? I just did a whipping

[@Premiumropes]

@@laurentb5401 I dont know which rope you used, but some are difficult or in some cases impossible to splice proper;y. Ask the brand or supplier if a rope can be spliced.

[@jeremiahblatz]

@@laurentb5401 that sounds like VPC to me. It's nice & cheap, but an absolute nightmare to splice. Note that Technora doesn't have great UV resistance, so it's good to make sure it's covered.

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Skills....

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