Nothing worse than some hyped up person screeching at you, with music to add to the annoyance. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Making new mooring ropes for our canal boat here in the UK. Typical...I started with the more difficult eye slice....the crown knot/back splice seems much easier. Thank you for taking the time to share your skills. Your explanation is really clear...l I love the “look at your watch” tip 😀
I’ve been trying for a week to splice rope to chain for my anchor. Just couldn’t get it done from the videos I’ve seen on UA-cam. Then I saw this video with the crown knot. Suddenly I’m able to do it now! First of all thank you! But the crown knot only has two wraps on the chain-link instead of three, would this be sufficient for a anchor connection?
To be honest, I would tie it and then swing off it. If you think it holds well, then I am sure this would be fine for a long time. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Finished one of his projects... Have always been interested in being able to tie knots, I find that this gentleman actually makes it fairly easy to follow in spite of trying to keep track of the multiple strands. Liked and subscribed. 👍
You may also be interested in my Blog Posts here: igkt-solent.co.uk/blog/ Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Love this tutorial John. Just put some natural hemp line on an 18th century grapnel hook for my Royal Navy presentation in Washington state next month. Hard to believe that I used this splice on my boat last year, however I had to go back and review your great directions again. Maybe I’ll retain it after fifty more! 😂
If you are still in lockdown, then both............ I think you have the time? Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
@@KnottingKnots I decided on the eye splice in the end. Had to watch a few times as when I paused the video for the third strand to go in it went dark, that maybe my lack of tech skills with settings. 🤣I had a synthetic rope and so did the 5 tucks. Two more splices to do today and then the test will be if the swing bench will take my weight! I'll have a go at the ring splice with my offf cuts of rope. Many thanks
@@susanwaters628 Brilliant, love to hear about knots and splices being used. If lockdown goes on for too long, everything in your house will be covered or secured with rope 😀
@@KnottingKnots This is a very helpful tutorial, just like your eye splice video (the third initial tuck always went wrong for me). Will you be uploading some more videos?
Everything is difficult till you have tried it at least once. However, some thing remain difficult no mater how hard you try. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated. Are you more of a practical or decorative knotter?
Some people do, but................ from what I have seen, if your anchor has some chain, there is a method of weaving the strands through some of the links of the chain.
Brings back memories! I used to know how to do a bit of ropework. I'd like to get back into it. We strike a ship's bell each year at the Remembrance Day ceremony in the fishing village I live in. I'd like to do a nicely knotted bell rope rather than what we have now. The tricky part would be attaching the rope to the groove set into the bottom below the 'ball' of the clapper, so that it won't come out...any suggestions?
When I made my bell ropes I always included a stainless steel thimble in the eye, then that was secured to the bell with a shackle. This is just a simple tarred bell rope that I once did: igkt-solent.co.uk/making-tarred-bell-rope/ Whilst you are on that site, if you search for Bell Rope, a few other variants should com up. What is the name of your fishing village?
Johnny Debt - in watching a few of your instructional videos and just now this one for the "Ring Splice Crown Method", I just had an idea that it would be an fun and interesting project to make a dog leash using something like this, and possibly three (or more?) strands of paracord as you said before in one of your other videos, is an easy material to work with. Although I've subscribed to watch some of your other videos, can you suggest video links, knots or processes for such a project? Great video instructions, and Thanks!
Nice looking knot and easy to follow tutorial. Would you use this splice on the end of a chain? (... like for an anchor chain?) I saw some other chain back splice, but they only ended up with two strands over the link, where this would incorporate all three strands. I'm looking to streamline my anchor chain to pull up through a pully and into, I currently have a bulky clevis that gets hung up.
Yes, I think that I also once saw the one that you are on about. I think that method made it a little slimmer?? Using all three strands I would have thought would work, if it suits your needs. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Interesting crown knot & back splicing and very clear instructions. I suppose crown knot is not suited for anchor chain-rope splice as the chain link is too small for the crown?
Nice work! I like your videos. Some times you repeat yourself to much but its not a big issue. About the constrictor: you can always do roundturns to easy untie it. Thanks/ Totte
I started a long time ago to "over explain" as I have one subscriber who is blind. He and his granddaughter follow the videos, he listens and she watches. He ties the knot and if he goes wrong his granddaughter corrects him. A lovely little bond must be growing between them?
I would say yes, but I do remember a long time ago seeing something where the strands are woven through a few links of chain before being brought back up to form a splice. If I come across it again, I will let you know..................
Oh yes, I love that knife! Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated. You may also be interested in my Blog Posts here: igkt-solent.co.uk/blog/
i hate knots, love the look of a splice love your video used this splice twice now and will look at your other videos as I'm putting a rope on a standup paddle board
Splices are really a nice neat way of securing stuff, also very strong. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
i do love your work and has helped me a lot! a question i have thought is how we could tie a 3strand rope onto a ring but without sliding left or right? a knot method with a pruzik effect :-)
In general the rule is that a slippery synthetic rope need a minimum of five tucks, whereas natural cordage would require a minimum of three tucks. I think also you would have to consider what you are using this for?
I get the impression that you will not be making these for yourself?? If that is the case I can see why you are cautious ;-) In general what I would do is just make one up, then swing off it. If it holds a fat boy like me, then it should be fine. If you are making leads, maybe also consider the Marline Splice: ua-cam.com/video/l_bxz8Jn8E8/v-deo.html and the Cats Paw Splice: ua-cam.com/video/R9TkF4Z_ShU/v-deo.html They do make a lead look different to the norm.
Here is an example of what I was on about, sorry the pictures are not brilliant as they are not mine: lh3.googleusercontent.com/4bZx-Y4x7Mj6flOClpMlNwfRMZuyEX-xAti6QzsqGOK3_raMhGco6eMI6ISyIx0v1J9Q-p5Aa9jBqduKCTZRWYgVxbDu-9z0d1gAT1_ACdwGEETzsuqJ1kl_OjUnu32gKWnyuQWSbOOOohJMW99OUkJeqqlK2MCrcPmsffetxJGO9Gd_IQMZlGXXCgbgjanqVxAf9fjUtEqn-FDeX5ruuMaV1gPHLawMJRqHjP4weQLsvNJrMdwZPLOORtUdrKd4HoZfKHJzJtQtIkaXc0iyMqibKXvpET-DItksVaB7pOf7J9g5bJ9fNewHORMLXHCmG5cygGRlos9j0COy19tKiKg3c0ZwskCO6FCNMgwDA9ntGfWby0TOrs8mfRCmUXTxU7HPtFSVqhTptF3J7wToVQXotpC5IbdXCv-N459jZkN4ObCSXeJQh3XTHhlNCwo118OerypshtRZT-AOQRi14kyKnGzfDBK8UQXxp9i7s6qWEsURrJW3pw-E_Y3m-MzCU1r-afjFF_rN3nCwShpXWVfoXMJWz73e_PbGMuXIIOx3_eBFC5zfOzQJ_gSn7dX8QS_NCcv6H48vLdYHXd_JTtwoQ0wVCaGLpw8JPMlrSfnEneFXV_hVEO4mLCzBGPRm8WZpVYrRLd739shJ9MElSyVIAe-lfx1H=s916-no
You can also thin your leads(seperate them down a third). contine to tuck a couple times. Than reduce the leads another third..and then tuck again ..than the splice tapers down to just about rope size...(thats the way my grand father showed my father...and so on to me..now its my turn.).
Yes, you are quite right! This is also often done when doing decorative ropework. A nice taper on a splice looks good when spiral hitching is placed over the top.
Some of the tools I use can be found on this page of mine: igkt-solent.co.uk/supplies/ Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
I found this in Ashley's 2858. The Link or Chain Splice has long been used in securing hemp tails to chain running rigging. Reeve two strands through a chain link or a ring, and lay one of these strands back into the rope, it the same time laying out the strand that did not pass through the chain. Join the ends as in a Long Splice. The remaining strand is backed and tapered as described in Splice #2747. There is a picture here: photos.google.com/share/AF1QipM-jru_cgzhOl7NDlkC9OCggb_d-hxaO7qjZ3qIa6GalbH9KBMG3q-BUmKuxKLHDw/photo/AF1QipPhzz4g32aN7im7hYyW3s4zYm6S9B_6bQaqqplx?key=T3diaVJ2STFBVm9VdDl6ODRpSDdBOEk1SlFMQmxn
I didn't hear any of the prerequisite cursing and swearing from you while I was trying to follow along. 😁...o wait... that was me ! My first time trying this and I think I picked the hardest rope to use. 1 in Manila...ugh Thanks !
Ah yes, the harder the lay of a rope, the more swearing that is required!! Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
I will try to find out for you. There is another way of splicing onto a ring that is in a book by Barbara Merry (future video). I will see if it says why there???
Found this in Ashley's: 2859. William A. Larson’s Ring Splice, made on a ring clew in yacht sails. It is stuck as illustrated, then each strand in turn is tapered and back spliced seven or eight tucks. The last two or three yarns are stuck and backed through the strand, instead of under it.
A ring could be useful when you repeatedly attach the rope to different chains, hooks, shackles, clamps and the like, it would prevent a lot of wear on the rope which could happen with just an eye splice. It also would be a great way to attach clips as with leashes and leads ropes. I wish I had thought of this back when I worked with horses.
Surprised you didn't twist up the three strands tightly as you took them through the main rope like you did in the video on splicing a loop. In that vid you emphasised the importance of keeping the twist tight in the three strands as you spliced them in. In this video you only mentioned it once and more importantly you didn't tighten the strands and the finished splice looked really untidy in consequence.
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finally! a rope tutorial where its closeup and hands aren't hiding the maneuvers!
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@@KnottingKnots 3 strand rope to anchor splice
@@geomission Thanks for taking the time to share this information, I always love to hear about knots and cordage being used in action!
FINALLLLLY - STEP BY STEP (CONCISE) EASY TO FOLLOW AND ACTUALLY --SEE-- WHAT YOU ARE DOING. THANK YOU
Nothing worse than some hyped up person screeching at you, with music to add to the annoyance. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Just great! Best reference library, great instruction.
Glad it was helpful! What do you plan on using this for?
@@KnottingKnotsua-cam.com/video/xTQA0Duc9Jg/v-deo.htmlsi=R-thEFvrJJB7OmRA
I only did three tucks on this knot because it is strictly decorative
Great view, ;where is that?
@@KnottingKnots big sur, California
This was so very helpful and easy to follow! Thank you!
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great video on how to back splice a rope and add a ring . easy to understand ty for sharing
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Your videos are great. I think you've found your calling. Thanks for posting.
Great video, thanks!
Do you plan on using it for something specific? Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
@@KnottingKnots Yes I spliced a poly 3strand to a steel carabiner, worked great :)
Brilliant tutorials! Would you consider showing a way to "seize" a splized rope? To secure the ends + for decoration. Thanks in advance!
Making new mooring ropes for our canal boat here in the UK. Typical...I started with the more difficult eye slice....the crown knot/back splice seems much easier. Thank you for taking the time to share your skills. Your explanation is really clear...l I love the “look at your watch” tip 😀
I would love a canal boat, if only to show off my ropework!! Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Thanks for the demo, I'm looking forward to using this splice on a rope railing I'll be making in a few weeks, cheers.
Yes, another good use for this splice! Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
@@KnottingKnots well the rope I bought online is 4 strand, not 3, so on the search for another demo...with 4 strands.
@@wadepye3070 I must buy some and do Tutorials on that!! Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Best tutorial! Only one that I’ve been able to follow successfully. Thank you!
......... what are you going to use it for? Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
@@KnottingKnots I’m making my own chain snubber and needed to splice a chain hook to a 3 strand rope.
@@alebeda Thanks for taking the time to share this information, I always love to hear about knots and cordage being used in action
Great, easy to follow explanation! Love the constrictor knot as well.
I’ve been trying for a week to splice rope to chain for my anchor. Just couldn’t get it done from the videos I’ve seen on UA-cam. Then I saw this video with the crown knot. Suddenly I’m able to do it now! First of all thank you! But the crown knot only has two wraps on the chain-link instead of three, would this be sufficient for a anchor connection?
To be honest, I would tie it and then swing off it. If you think it holds well, then I am sure this would be fine for a long time. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Finished one of his projects...
Have always been interested in being able to tie knots, I find that this gentleman actually makes it fairly easy to follow in spite of trying to keep track of the multiple strands.
Liked and subscribed. 👍
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Love this tutorial John. Just put some natural hemp line on an 18th century grapnel hook for my Royal Navy presentation in Washington state next month. Hard to believe that I used this splice on my boat last year, however I had to go back and review your great directions again. Maybe I’ll retain it after fifty more! 😂
Very good video, clear and easy to understand. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the clear and informative videos. Made this process very simple! Cheers!
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Great video and easy to follow! Made a dog leash with this splice works great thanks!
Fantastic! Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
A very good tutorial. In order to make your instructions even better may I suggest using ropes/strands of different colours?
Thanks Johnny, this is really helpful. I have watched two of your videos and the instruction is clear and concise. Now to choose which method to use.
If you are still in lockdown, then both............ I think you have the time? Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
@@KnottingKnots I decided on the eye splice in the end. Had to watch a few times as when I paused the video for the third strand to go in it went dark, that maybe my lack of tech skills with settings. 🤣I had a synthetic rope and so did the 5 tucks. Two more splices to do today and then the test will be if the swing bench will take my weight! I'll have a go at the ring splice with my offf cuts of rope. Many thanks
@@susanwaters628 Brilliant, love to hear about knots and splices being used. If lockdown goes on for too long, everything in your house will be covered or secured with rope 😀
@@KnottingKnots This is a very helpful tutorial, just like your eye splice video (the third initial tuck always went wrong for me). Will you be uploading some more videos?
@@geoffpoole483 I have no plans to do videos at the moment, I wanted to take a break from it for a while. Thanks for asking.
Jolly good show chap..👌..I'm learning that looks easy..👍
Everything is difficult till you have tried it at least once. However, some thing remain difficult no mater how hard you try. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated. Are you more of a practical or decorative knotter?
Is this good for attaching the line to an anchor? Excellent tutorial. Thanks
Some people do, but................ from what I have seen, if your anchor has some chain, there is a method of weaving the strands through some of the links of the chain.
Cheers mate, your vid helped me finish a climbing rope for my kids!
Brings back memories! I used to know how to do a bit of ropework. I'd like to get back into it. We strike a ship's bell each year at the Remembrance Day ceremony in the fishing village I live in. I'd like to do a nicely knotted bell rope rather than what we have now. The tricky part would be attaching the rope to the groove set into the bottom below the 'ball' of the clapper, so that it won't come out...any suggestions?
When I made my bell ropes I always included a stainless steel thimble in the eye, then that was secured to the bell with a shackle. This is just a simple tarred bell rope that I once did: igkt-solent.co.uk/making-tarred-bell-rope/ Whilst you are on that site, if you search for Bell Rope, a few other variants should com up. What is the name of your fishing village?
Johnny Debt - in watching a few of your instructional videos and just now this one for the "Ring Splice Crown Method", I just had an idea that it would be an fun and interesting project to make a dog leash using something like this, and possibly three (or more?) strands of paracord as you said before in one of your other videos, is an easy material to work with. Although I've subscribed to watch some of your other videos, can you suggest video links, knots or processes for such a project? Great video instructions, and Thanks!
I really enjoyed that (new to splicing) thanks for the post
Glad that you like it JR, I find splicing very satisfying, have you seen my other videos on splicing?
Nice looking knot and easy to follow tutorial. Would you use this splice on the end of a chain? (... like for an anchor chain?) I saw some other chain back splice, but they only ended up with two strands over the link, where this would incorporate all three strands. I'm looking to streamline my anchor chain to pull up through a pully and into, I currently have a bulky clevis that gets hung up.
Yes, I think that I also once saw the one that you are on about. I think that method made it a little slimmer?? Using all three strands I would have thought would work, if it suits your needs. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
Simple and useful. Well presented.
Cheers Michael!!!
Super !!! bin Begeistert!!!Ich spreche kein Englisch, habe es doch verstanden Danke.
Toll! Danke fur ihren comment. ;-)
very easy to follow video
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Interesting crown knot & back splicing and very clear instructions. I suppose crown knot is not suited for anchor chain-rope splice as the chain link is too small for the crown?
Pass two strands up through the link, and one strand down.
Then back-splice without the crown knot.
Nice work! I like your videos.
Some times you repeat yourself to much but its not a big issue. About the constrictor: you can always do roundturns to easy untie it.
Thanks/ Totte
I started a long time ago to "over explain" as I have one subscriber who is blind. He and his granddaughter follow the videos, he listens and she watches. He ties the knot and if he goes wrong his granddaughter corrects him. A lovely little bond must be growing between them?
Hi John, Would this method work on splicing to an anchor chain ??
I would say yes, but I do remember a long time ago seeing something where the strands are woven through a few links of chain before being brought back up to form a splice. If I come across it again, I will let you know..................
Nice Myerchin knife!
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Terrific. Thanks so much.
i hate knots, love the look of a splice love your video used this splice twice now and will look at your other videos as I'm putting a rope on a standup paddle board
Splices are really a nice neat way of securing stuff, also very strong. Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
i do love your work and has helped me a lot! a question i have thought is how we could tie a 3strand rope onto a ring but without sliding left or right? a knot method with a pruzik effect :-)
Very Nice 😉
You did not reply to my last comment, just wanted to say I really like your profile picture.
How long should the ideal splice be? I was wondering how short I can go. Thanks
In general the rule is that a slippery synthetic rope need a minimum of five tucks, whereas natural cordage would require a minimum of three tucks. I think also you would have to consider what you are using this for?
Johnny Debt Trying to make dog leashes for large breeds. Any where from 75 - 120+
I get the impression that you will not be making these for yourself?? If that is the case I can see why you are cautious ;-) In general what I would do is just make one up, then swing off it. If it holds a fat boy like me, then it should be fine. If you are making leads, maybe also consider the Marline Splice: ua-cam.com/video/l_bxz8Jn8E8/v-deo.html and the Cats Paw Splice: ua-cam.com/video/R9TkF4Z_ShU/v-deo.html They do make a lead look different to the norm.
Here is an example of what I was on about, sorry the pictures are not brilliant as they are not mine: lh3.googleusercontent.com/4bZx-Y4x7Mj6flOClpMlNwfRMZuyEX-xAti6QzsqGOK3_raMhGco6eMI6ISyIx0v1J9Q-p5Aa9jBqduKCTZRWYgVxbDu-9z0d1gAT1_ACdwGEETzsuqJ1kl_OjUnu32gKWnyuQWSbOOOohJMW99OUkJeqqlK2MCrcPmsffetxJGO9Gd_IQMZlGXXCgbgjanqVxAf9fjUtEqn-FDeX5ruuMaV1gPHLawMJRqHjP4weQLsvNJrMdwZPLOORtUdrKd4HoZfKHJzJtQtIkaXc0iyMqibKXvpET-DItksVaB7pOf7J9g5bJ9fNewHORMLXHCmG5cygGRlos9j0COy19tKiKg3c0ZwskCO6FCNMgwDA9ntGfWby0TOrs8mfRCmUXTxU7HPtFSVqhTptF3J7wToVQXotpC5IbdXCv-N459jZkN4ObCSXeJQh3XTHhlNCwo118OerypshtRZT-AOQRi14kyKnGzfDBK8UQXxp9i7s6qWEsURrJW3pw-E_Y3m-MzCU1r-afjFF_rN3nCwShpXWVfoXMJWz73e_PbGMuXIIOx3_eBFC5zfOzQJ_gSn7dX8QS_NCcv6H48vLdYHXd_JTtwoQ0wVCaGLpw8JPMlrSfnEneFXV_hVEO4mLCzBGPRm8WZpVYrRLd739shJ9MElSyVIAe-lfx1H=s916-no
Can you please do a whipping Tutorial for this splice Thanks!
I do have a couple of whipping tutorials on my channel, what exactly were you looking for?
@@KnottingKnots I was looking to whip lock three strand rope at the ends of the braid ,secure a land yard (Tree Climbers) thanks Johnny Debt!
You can also thin your leads(seperate them down a third). contine to tuck a couple times. Than reduce the leads another third..and then tuck again ..than the splice tapers down to just about rope size...(thats the way my grand father showed my father...and so on to me..now its my turn.).
Yes, you are quite right! This is also often done when doing decorative ropework. A nice taper on a splice looks good when spiral hitching is placed over the top.
Thank you so much!
Thank you sir
Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
What kind of knife do you have here'
Some of the tools I use can be found on this page of mine: igkt-solent.co.uk/supplies/ Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
I spliced the rode of a couple anchors to the chain and boy that’s was hard to make a crown knot into a half inch hole
I remember once this issue was raised on this channel ...... I will see if I can find that information.
I found this in Ashley's 2858. The Link or Chain Splice has long been used in securing
hemp tails to chain running rigging. Reeve two strands through a
chain link or a ring, and lay one of these strands back into the rope,
it the same time laying out the strand that did not pass through the
chain. Join the ends as in a Long Splice. The remaining strand is
backed and tapered as described in Splice #2747. There is a picture here: photos.google.com/share/AF1QipM-jru_cgzhOl7NDlkC9OCggb_d-hxaO7qjZ3qIa6GalbH9KBMG3q-BUmKuxKLHDw/photo/AF1QipPhzz4g32aN7im7hYyW3s4zYm6S9B_6bQaqqplx?key=T3diaVJ2STFBVm9VdDl6ODRpSDdBOEk1SlFMQmxn
Clear, concise..... and I still can’t get it.
Admittedly I’m trying to make use of it as role to anchor chain splice. No joy....
Not every knot is easy, even with instructions, I still cannot do a single strand Matthew Walker!!!
I didn't hear any of the prerequisite cursing and swearing from you while I was trying to follow along. 😁...o wait... that was me ! My first time trying this and I think I picked the hardest rope to use. 1 in Manila...ugh
Thanks !
Ah yes, the harder the lay of a rope, the more swearing that is required!! Thanks for taking the time to view and also make a comment, very much appreciated.
What are the uses for a ring on the end of a rope?
I will try to find out for you. There is another way of splicing onto a ring that is in a book by Barbara Merry (future video). I will see if it says why there???
Found this in Ashley's: 2859. William A. Larson’s Ring Splice, made on a ring clew in
yacht sails. It is stuck as illustrated, then each strand in turn is tapered
and back spliced seven or eight tucks. The last two or three yarns
are stuck and backed through the strand, instead of under it.
A ring could be useful when you repeatedly attach the rope to different chains, hooks, shackles, clamps and the like, it would prevent a lot of wear on the rope which could happen with just an eye splice. It also would be a great way to attach clips as with leashes and leads ropes. I wish I had thought of this back when I worked with horses.
You could splice a clip and make a leash?
Nice brass ring also looks good on a Ditty Bag.
like it 2 much all good me wow
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Awww...vah?!
Is that good?
👍🏻👍🏻
Surprised you didn't twist up the three strands tightly as you took them through the main rope like you did in the video on splicing a loop. In that vid you emphasised the importance of keeping the twist tight in the three strands as you spliced them in. In this video you only mentioned it once and more importantly you didn't tighten the strands and the finished splice looked really untidy in consequence.
Well, we all have an off day................... that must have been mine.
I really like your knots but Jesus, you waffle on a lot! Must be a pommy thing 🤷♂️
Would you like me to come over and show you how to mute, or fast-forward? 😉
Johnny Debt it's all good, I just watch at 2x speed :)
@@officialWWM I personally watch all videos at 2x, get the knowledge and them I'm off.
👍👍👍
Cheers Skipper!