3/4" Spelter Socket Resin pour

[@justinfetter1345]

Nice video! I like the Spelter Sockets! 🙂

[@hanginwithdaddio]

Thank you, glad you liked it. Are you a Muncy Fetter?

[@jimbobf8017]

Always a pleasure to see good quality work. Very informative. Thanks for posting.

[@hanginwithdaddio]

You are Welcome.

[@pietervanderleest3934]

Another great video .very informative to those of us who have always wondered how this is done!

[@hanginwithdaddio]

Glad I could show you.

[@TossMySalad2]

Very cool. Interesting to watch this. Great job brother! 👍🏼

[@hanginwithdaddio]

Thank you very much.

[@robertchall8576]

I worked in the oil field all I ever seen on the lines to lower and raise the Derrick had babit in the eye .will that resin hold the same.

[@hanginwithdaddio]

Absolutely! It will break the wire rope before it pulls out.

[@scottjones7279]

Before resin was lead used?

[@hanginwithdaddio]

Yes. Lead, Babbot and Zinc is what I always used.

[@chayesjr26]

What are you using for seizing?

[@hanginwithdaddio]

3/32 1X7 GALV WIRE.

[@alkennedy1124]

Is the resin fire proof , or will it melt away in fire 🔥 ??? Thanks buddy praise Jesus Christ grace amen 🙏 BigAl California,I’m in need to find 2 miles of useful cables to go arounf a catch fence for my race track 4 times 1/4 mile it a 1/4 mile track ,,and Insurance wants 4 wire ropes spaced out in equal distances up the couch fence poles , it just needs to be good useable none new winch cable rope ok thanks BigAl California

[@hanginwithdaddio]

Boiling point is 295 degrees.

[@brianjohnston4207]

The cured resin does burn. We aren't allowed to use it on bridges, / structures, military vehicles aircraft carriers/boats etc. Anything that's could possibly catch fire or struck by lightning, however of you get zinc over 800 degrees it will start to melt. There's also swage socket and Emmet wedge type terminations available also.

[@brianjohnston4207]

Just put the sockets on first the miniscule amount of lube , dirt,etc is not going to effect termination. On really slimy rope I just spray some id red in the sockets after I pull the sockets over the brooms. Most important is cleaning the rope. It's just a waste of time putting the sockets on over the broom and I think the only people I've ever seen put the socket on after brooming is the Navy.

[@hanginwithdaddio]

I do it all kinds of ways, just depends on my mood.

[@ernestdarnell7473]

what happend to you

[@hanginwithdaddio]

I'm still here, when you do the same thing just about everyday you run out of things to video, but I haven't stopped and I have a grommet to make when we get to it. If you have something you want to see give me some suggestions and I can look into it for you.

[@burhanuddinabuwala3380]

@@hanginwithdaddio can we connect? had a few doubts i wanted to get cleared from you

[@jimamccracken5783]

Hey viewer let me tell yall something. They men make this work look so easy I assure you it is not. These men have training for this work and know when to do what and what to do when. [yall confused yet?] So get the wild idea this is not a skilled trade it most certainly is. And I would trust my life to the products they make. An if I needed a wire cabel so something I would call on these men to make it.

[@hanginwithdaddio]

Your Awesome, Thank you for your compliments.

[@bobber55]

Yes Jim you're right. This is a skilled trade fabricating rigging. I too would trust their workmanship. However, composing a comment with good grammar and spelling takes less skill.