3-Strand Eye Splice for Beginners

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In this video, Evan gives a detailed explanation of how to splice a 3 strand eye splice in under 7 minutes!
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Times:
0:00 | Intro
0:17 | Count 12 picks
0:45 | Split the ends
1:25 | Determine the size of eye
1:32 | 1st set of tucks
3:20 | Quick tip
3:30 | 2nd set of tucks
4:56 | 3 more sets of tucks
5:41 | Completed splice
5:58 | Eye Splice breaking strength
6:07 | BREAK TEST
6:32 | Outro
Splicing Tips:
- If you are splicing a natural fiber rope we recommend 3 full sets of tucks instead of 5 when splicing synthetic rope.
- A splicing fid can make the process much easier
- The more rigid/stiff the rope is, the more difficult it can be to splice
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30 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 18

@rosedunham9323 Год назад

Excellent instructions!

@phild8095 9 месяцев назад

Dad taught me splices when I was a kid. He won competitions for splices in the Navy and the electric utility company he worked for. I've made tow straps, dog leashes, rope ladders. I have a dog leash now with two handles, a choke up loop and a loop for attaching a second leash. People have been puzzled by it and asked me if they can look at it.

@petersaxton9007 5 месяцев назад

Great stuff!

@rjsway78 11 месяцев назад

Looks like I’ve gotta go buy some rope and start splicing!

@BurchellAtTheWharf Год назад

4:11 the metal tool was called a fid, it's purpose it to easy the separation of one strand from the three to tuck the one underneath. This pen, is being used as a Marline spike, which effectively does the same thing, just a different design, but works very well on wire rope/cable, where the fid is not strong enough to handle the force required to separate cable. The more yea know

@markfisher7962 Год назад

Well, Swedish fid. They ARE nice.

@11bravo18 Год назад

A fid's unnecessary for polyro. It unlays with just finger pressure.

@BurchellAtTheWharf Год назад

Save under Rope,Line&Twine

@BurchellAtTheWharf Год назад

Can you do a mid rope loop splices?

@markfisher7962 Год назад

Depending on what you are doing, yes.

@BurchellAtTheWharf Год назад

@@markfisher7962 I lobster fish and I set traps in 1's, 2's, 3's, and sometimes in sets of 4's and I hockle my rope to put a spliced loop in it so I don't to fight knots or extra rope ends through my hauler, I was hoping this lovely experts would test to sea how much it weakens the rope, I don't have the equipment to test this, and they might be able to benefit from the tests while at the same time would help me an possibly other fishers

@markfisher7962 Год назад

The mid-line loop splices I'm familiar with are used to locate an eye, or cringle, along a boltrope in sailmaking. I can't quite visualize how you're thinking of using a mid-rope loop. In The Ashley Book of Knots, chapter 36: Odd Splices, you may find something that suits, perhaps #2834 or #2842.