Short splice- joining 2 pieces of rope

[@Laura-jt8mf]

This is so useful! My grandfather definitely taught me how to do this as a kid but I didn’t pay enough attention. Thanks!

[@satyabratmohapatra5480]

Thank God and specially you who make me learn short splice and secure points in my Scout and Guide practical test on rope skills Thanks a lot❤❤😇😇

[@jpjp9111]

How do you finish off the the last hanging stands?

[@7dotstrike]

i like the Go Over and Under thingy

[@Kresala1981]

Hi Mark. Thanks for your "How-To" videos!!

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@Chad Solomon Yea, I have been watching on flixzone for months myself =)

[@krishnanharibabu5302]

nice demo

[@vwwilson8625]

Do you just cut the ends off

[@jayantadey4317]

Thanks for the help❤️

[@pturner6562]

Great instructions sir . Do you just cut the end pieces off close to the rope,

[@kyle3465]

Yes, it wont come undone if its tight enough

[@bhojvendarrajane456]

Nice job

[@bigbird2240]

Does it work with galvanized cable ?

[@arise5625]

Thanks a lot mark💖

[@npclgl]

thx for this video, diy’ing a basket to help get my cat out of a tree

[@warpigs6616]

Great information

[@DanG-ug1ed]

Is there a rule of thumb of how much to splice, like ten diameters or so?

[@markthebraider6720]

Hey! It mostly depends on the material of the rope. As a rule, artificial ropes require more tucks since they are considered slippery. For most applications 3 tucks with natural rope are enough (the splice is very strong, stronger than any knot), while with artificial ropes 5-6 would be used in the same case.

[@DanG-ug1ed]

@@markthebraider6720 Thanks!

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

G'day Mark, Great job, thumbs up, you are a good teacher, a well thought out lesson clearly showing me how to get the result I wanted. Again Thanks. However you mention a "long splice" but I can't I find your video of how to do that. Have you done that video? if so do you have a link? Thanks, build.

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[@gennyt.1306]

That was an excellent video on splicing. I enjoyed it so much that I’m now subscribed to your channel and requesting to get all your notifications! Thank you!

[@chapmanhere3397]

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[@Clocktower_Friede]

Thanks a lot bro

[@petethewrist]

Great video Thanks,,

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

G'day again Mark, Sorry to bother you but how would I seal off the ends of sisal rope? I had a ball of waxy, oily stuff I was given by an old rope maker some thirty years ago. I recall he mentioned wax, saddle soap and other stuff was in it. I just melted a piece rolled into a cylinder onto the end, dipped my fingers in cold water and shaped it before it cooled, it seemed to last the life of the rope. I still have it, i think however I cannot find the damned thing. Q). How would you do it? MANY thanks in anticipation. beers, build. BTW, a video of how to melt plastic ropes might be useful. I just use a cigarette lighter and fingers dipped in ice water, also a cold beer works well especially if it catches fire although if you drink whisky I'd suggest you don't use that ! ;-)

[@frucklerbullpit]

looks like he left you hangin..

[@jagadeeshkumar2635]

Thank you so much

[@endlesszadvinskiy5115]

Why did you create a new channel?

[@markthebraider6720]

Hey! This channel includes more general rope work, leather braiding, basket weaving and so on. Mark

[@kurthanson4106]

Nice... thank you.

[@md.bellalakon8823]

nice

[@boris9189]

как концы во внутрь заправить?

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You help my BSA toop

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[@liussun6355]

Wrong ropes Splicing

[@thonbitancur]

Verry indian, too much talking

[@rohana.pushpakumara5281]

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