Eye splice

[@katin.rontti4479]

First video of the matter that actually made sense! Thank you! This video really simplified this splicing thingie very well! 👌🏼

[@geoffpoole483]

Very clear and easy to follow. Zero waffle in the instructions. Thank you.

[@pez6056]

AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!....that's the sound of me not going nuts anymore while trying to do an eye splice getting my instructions from a book. Thanks very much for taking the time to make a clear, easy to follow video.

[@philosborn1840]

Excellent! The key was how you explained the first 3 buried. I think other teachers on this subject should watch this video. 🇨🇦

[@LaBelleFiche]

Many thanks, Mark!! You've made the first eye splice video that I can understand! I'm so happy!

[@65fl]

I watched 3 different videos on how to create the eye-splice. this was by far the clearest and most straight forward video I found. Easy peasy.

[@CorpseGrinder1967]

Agreed! I should have watched this video first. I would have saved about 5 feet of wasted rope and my temper. LOL.

[@DoganErbahar]

Agreed!

[@budmanzoom4441]

👍👍 You're the only video I've seen that actually made it easy to learn!

[@dariuscroxton1039]

You're a star, I've watched several videos explaining the same thing and yours was so much better and more easily understood. Thanks. Got it now.

[@martinwilliams6069]

Thank you Mark, after trying a lot I found your video and it was really simple to follow. I completed the eye splice on my first attempt after watching.

[@johnwhybourn6808]

The best rope splice vid out there, I watched 4 others before I found this one Great work

[@edhuckle]

Thank you Mark. After watching this I told my wife that this is pretty much the most perfect instructional video I have ever seen. I cannot possibly imagine how 23 people gave it a thumbs down except that they must have been sniffing glue.

[@markthebraider6720]

Hey! Thank you for such kind words. Some turn out better than others :). Mark

[@rodgerc2755]

Nicely Done Mark. Thank you. Best vid I've seen today.

[@markennyee]

best video on here for splicing by far thanks so much 👍👍👍👍

[@darranphelps5740]

Thank you Mark. I needed to braid a loop onto a rope to secure a piece of safety equipment for work and found your description and your video the clearest and easiest to follow. Now learning this everything seems so much simpler with braiding. I think that you have set me on a path.

[@Marli2023]

Excellent presentation. Easy to understand and simplified. Thank you, it cleared up the problem I was having.

[@waynewotton5235]

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[@neilgower2558]

Thanks Mark your institution is always so easy to follow ... keep the good work up

[@camkeni]

Very clear - easy to follow! Many thanks. I will look for other videos you've done.

[@ILuv2learn]

Great video. Well done and very informative. Thanks!

[@kyle3465]

This was very difficult but i got it done, thanks to you. My only tools were a pair of nail clippers and a fork handle and it was fairly difficult, especially since it works better on looser ropes but mine was extremely tight rope i had gotten of an abandoned lumber site. But its strong, the loop is so strong i can hang and swing from it.

[@RTD1947]

Fantastic video...I am so knot challenged, this was so easy to follow!!!

[@mickeygee46]

Excellent demonstration. Thank you so much. Wished I could have seen how to do the decorative ending.

[@DovetailSales]

Yes please! A Turks Head video!

[@robertgilmour8110]

That was so helpful. Thank-you Mark

[@arthurespares4213]

Thank you so much very good presentation and demontration on how to do eye splice.

[@oddiedog100]

Mark these are great videos very easy to follow any well explained brilliant thanks

[@markthebraider6720]

Thank you for a positive comment! Mark

[@PedroCasimiro-v5z]

Thank Mr Mark for helping .

[@Jpratty93]

Thanks mate, very easy to follow

[@marcangelovergara6674]

this was very helpful for us students, Thank you!

[@maxbiaggi2691]

easy to follow & informative video thumbs up bro.

[@zasma]

the first video that it explained the way so I could make it correctly!

[@DovetailSales]

Agreed! I did have to mark my middle strand so I could see its path in order to know where to put the right strand, but once I did that - easy peasey.

[@gallareb]

I was looking for a rope splicing tutorial and I am so grateful I stumbled on this one.. It is very useful and very easy to understand. However, I wonder what if the rope has 4 strands just like mine or more than 4 strands. Please I want your help. There are tutorials out there for splicing 4 strands rope but I prefer much on yours because I bet it would be very easy to understand just like this video.

[@mauriziocesario7902]

La sequenza è spiegata bene per la comprensibilità del nodo...- Bravi. 🚩⚓👌

[@jennahelmikkala9829]

Thank you! It was very easy to follow 😊👍🏻

[@Clark188]

Best explanation😮

[@zz2121]

Thank you it was great to see how to do it correctly .

[@reverendfawkes6138]

Mark from Paracord Guild? Awesome! Now I can learn these from someone I trust! You rock, Mark!

[@markthebraider6720]

Hey! Yeah, tiss I. I hope you will like the content, I do quite a mix here, braiding with different materials. Mark

[@luigialvs3927]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH BRO YOUR THE BEST.....

[@hatteraslabuf]

Wish you would have shown the Turks head finish when you completed the loop around the rope

[@kristiwalker7387]

could you show us your preferred way of finishing the end?

[@aaronmurphy5060]

That worked well, but it wasn't easy on blue steel crab line. I saw that the previous eye loops were done differently by my brother, a commercial fisherman. He set 3 single under tucks, once per each strand, down the length of the rope for a long running splice. Instead of inserting all three as a 're-weave through. That kind of line is a pain to open far enough to insert a strand, Thanks for sharing, the directions were easy to follow and worked my first try. Strong for sure.

[@robloxley5181]

Explained really well! Well done on a great video. 👍

[@kevinoreilly5704]

Nice instructions, I have a plated 3 strand rope, and want to splice a loop in to each end. Can not find any tutorials for doing this type of loop, any ideas?

[@julietchadwick4230]

great video, can I apply this to a 4 ply rope?

[@kpinoychannel6732]

Hello. Do you have video like eye splice have 8 strands? Because your every content is really clear. I already can do that 3 strands.but now i want to know how to do the 8 strands

[@mikedunn5633]

Thanks Mark - it's really clear.

[@markthebraider6720]

Hey! Glad to hear it! To many this is a complicated and even scary technique. But as you see, it is fairly easy and incredibly powerful. Splices are the strongest ways of joining rope as well as making eyes. Mark

[@michaelphillips-nxs]

Very good demo

[@mikeluxton9969]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you.

[@tomn5880]

Excellent instructional video.

[@highlandervalasik9274]

What is a good book to learn to tie knots, splice rope and do whiiping

[@oshanperera5274]

Hi Sir Mark , This video is help full its really helpful for me ... Please If u can upload Cut and Back Splice also..Thank you :)

[@scottmurphy4946]

a useful youtube video, glad i found this with harder lay ropes, I will roll the slice with my foot to mash it in tighter back and forth

[@manuelcastrou79]

Thanks a lot mark! I got it!

[@khwarney]

Hello, I am trying to make a double looped rope, for a peacoat. They call it a cordage. Do you know hoe to make it?

[@johnbartholomew8049]

Mark, Great video, very clear description. Now one question, I have some 4 strand hemp rope 1/2 inch, I want to put an eye on the end. Your description is for 3 strands, what do I change if anything, there is now no CENTER STRAND!TIA John

[@marekvnoucek3310]

Please, how to splice 4 strand rope? Any usable video?

[@calypsofishing1516]

Thank you great video just slow enough for me

[@lyssamoody9158]

Can anyone tell me how I can make a loop end using 2 ends of (thick) paracord? I am doing a monkey fist dog toy, with a tug handle. My monkey fist ended with 2 paracord strands out, so I tied a bunch of wall knots with them, but now I'm not sure how to create a handle, or loop end, using the 2 ends I have loose now. Any input would be greatly appreciated!!! Thanks!

[@cowpoke7777]

What is the name of the tool you are using to separate the strands, an where can I get one.

[@markthebraider6720]

Hey there! The tool is called a "braiders fid" and this is the Osborne 477. Many leatherworking shops carry it, as well as Amazon: amzn.to/2iEYTrY Mark

[@ILuv2learn]

It is called a fid. That one looks like C.S. Osborne Fid No. 477

[@pennsyltucky9382]

Excellent, but demonstrating the best way to finish the ends would be useful.

[@markthebraider6720]

Hey there! Thank you for commenting! There are several ways you can use to finish. Probably the simplest would be to trim the ends and apply a whipping. Using the ends you could also do a series of crown/wall knots and finish with a footrope or manrope knot. Mark

[@iazad659]

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[@jtuttle11]

Mark sounds like a Machine Voice.

[@吳國瑞-s1z]

講解的很詳細易懂

[@serj6386]

nice

[@530eman]

thank you...!!!

[@sattaralgharabi2623]

it is relay is good idea

[@ghassanhamady3655]

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[@jjoejones1]

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