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Old 03-18-2008, 08:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Splicing a Synthetic Line

this is for those times that a splice is needed for a synthetic line .The first is my prefered method for making a loop and the second is a easy way to join two sections ( even though a loop is shown the same method is used to join the 2 ends )
assuming you have a 12 strand you need to cut 4-6 strands to taper the end and electrical tape is used to taper the line to a point.
in the first picture the end of a pen is used , or even a stick can be used



These previous pictures show how to prepare the rope for splicing. the next step is to thread the pen about 2'-0" from the end into the centre of the rope
and thread it up the centre secton


I prefer to whip finish the eye section to lock the 2 sections of rope together
Other methods are stitching the length of the splice with a loop stitch . however if the second method is used it would be best to slip some shrink tubing over the splice to tighten the outer rope on to the inner

Here in the second type of splice ( called a locking splice ) less rope is used and the tapered end is passed thru the centre of the rope 4 times to " lock" it and then about 12" is spliced thru the centre of the outer rope.
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Re: Splicing a Synthetic Line

whoops, sorry doubled down
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Re: Splicing a Synthetic Line

THIS NEEDS TO BE A STICKY IN TECHNICAL ARTICLES MODS!!
Awesome and thorough as well as extremely useful info. thanx!!
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Re: Splicing a Synthetic Line

Good stuff. I've previously printed directions from Trail Fix for Synthetic Line, but I'm going to add this to my collections. Thanks for posting it.
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It's already there.

Great write-up, Titan!!
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