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That is amazing, makes me wish I had more use for massive rope!

Al buy it.. Will you ship to UK @ rope access trade solutions

@@rockyrobin710 I believe we can ship there. Can you access website? If not DM me at @right.rope.home on instagram

@@RightRopeOfficial message sent to your instergram / home

Already sold?

Couldn’t have said it better. #genius

😭

Great theft deterrent, also!

I mean, could just wear it on the shoulder. I like how you think, Sir.

​@@beernutsonlineyou mean grant theft deterrent gtd

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Yes but she will look silly with the thick rope across her forehead lol😂

@@clivebrampton6057no lol 😂😂😂

😂I was thinking the same thing. With all respect to Mrs Phil; he can braid my hair any day!

No

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought of that 😂

Bro same 😂

Man that’s my first thought on seeing this

*thunk*

yea

I'm an electrician. I had to learn how to do this because we put eyes in ropes for wire pulling purposes and knots are too big for the conduit when using larger ropes. I also learned how to do a crown knot in ropes. My challenge to them is to put a crown knot in that rope because, although a crown knot is similar to spicing an eye, it's harder to get right.

Could have tried to contact some (boy)scouts. I have to do this stuf whenever we get a new reel of rope. Love to do it though, it's great to do while sitting and chatting with cup of coffee on the side.

awesome! fellow spinner here!

As a Navy vet myself, rope splicing isn't taught to everyone. I was a dental tech, so no ropes for me. I'm sure other rates, such as Boatswain's Mate is more likely to know all the knots and how to splice.

Wow your so cool

4K likes,a heat, and no replies???

Shaq's poor mental health loop.

@ethansmith1905wth!? How

@ethansmith1905wtf💀💀

@ethansmith1905?

@@YoUtUbEhAnDlEsArEgReAtthat username is straight facts

I feel a little wronged because they commented saying they sold the only discounted one then I clicked the link and the actual price is over $200.

​@@mikehunt-zx8trthats the point they sold the discounted one. The rest of them are full price. They said the first person to dm gets it for 150. Guy got it for 150 the rest of its full price. Whats wrong with what they said or did?

@@mikehunt-zx8tryeah that’s how a discounted one works. It gets sold then the price goes back to normal!

$150 for a useless piece of rope what a deal😂😂😂

@@URsooomad8613just because you don’t have a certain job doesn’t make a tool useless.

I am so honored

Space😂😅

@@RightRopeOfficial💪🏾

Yea a great ad for people who want to buy a spaceship... I guess?

It's a terrible ad though, who's going to buy it? It's a niche product, I don't have a use for it.

"That's not a rope, this is a rope" Crocodile Dundee - rope edition

Hulk got a little depressed and asked for this

"Jesus Christ, It's Jason Rope"

😅

My thoughts exactly

but the thing is thats not a knot that splicing two different things. only thing thats the same about the two is that they both involve line work. ( Navy boatswain mate vet so i would know)

@@ironman00647 yes it is linework which any self respecting man would know but one could call splicing still a knot

@@ironman00647 where did you serve

A 5 year old could splice a line. Not hard at all

Bahaha!!! What how to splice 3 strand Yep my hero too🙄

​@@Salty_2473damn bruh why you gotta be so negative 💀

@@Bwah29173 bro lives up to his name saltier than the dead sea itself 💀

Its just super easy, we use 12 strands braded on our dutch inland vessel. This is just big, thats it😂

@@Bwah29173because they are overhyping something easy. I can splice 3 strands too, its not difficult

I'm dying thinking about how THICK Rapunzel's neck would have to be in order to support that much hair 😂

My first thought watching this, Rapunzel!

Waate of time

ropeunzel

Lol

Nah my life would still be falling apart even with this. But well it would look cool so I guess I'll give it a chance

U mean hang together?

Just standing there with his fid in his hand and a look that says 'i eat ropes' in his mad little eyes.

Ong

@@liamanderson9104 spli + cing??

It is how a line(rope) is used on a boat/ship. Or rather what we do to the ends of line to make it easier to use in order to secure the boat/ship to the docks, another vessel, etc. You simply unravel the end. The diameter of the line determines how long. Then you make the loop the desired size. Next you unwind, or open up a section of the line braids/twists, and then weave those end pieces back into and through the pieces you opened. When there is tension on the loop you just made, the line tightens around the ends you just wove back into itself. This way, all a seaman/deck hand has to do it throw that loop over a cleat on the dock and pull the line as tight as needed and then tie the other end of the line to a cleat on the boat. There are other types of ends you can make, mostly a fist or stub that keeps the opposite end from unraveling. Splicing can also be used when making 2 shorter ropes into one long rope. Sure, you could use a knot to make a loop or extend a line, but splicing is smaller in diameter, looks better and functions better, plus most knots take up more length of the line.

​@@liamanderson9104alright nerdy nerd

@@jmackinjersey1 love how explained that everything you said is accurate. seems like you are or were navy BM or a deck hand somewhere

Showing someone the ropes is reportedly a brutal training practice where new sailors are forced to learn the name and purpose of every single rope on a ship held and operated almost entirely by an awful lot of ropes . Point is that if the helmsman orders sailors to pull or loosen the fhfygrir rope, they all know which one it is with no extra lag .

Thank you!

Why? I have no idea what I'm looking at 😅. What does a slice mean here? And why would someone need such a gigantic rope?

Lol like he was taught by darn rope monk lol maybe worked on ships....

The Eye a little small but I’m on the Ohio so there might be different standards

@@tillerdiller9236 It not the standard size but not everyone makes huge eyes in their ropes.

@tillerdiller9236 You’re correct except in your reasoning. 5 times the diameter of the fitting the eye will be used on is the U S Navy recommended eye size. There’s two stress points to consider. The angle at which each sides enter the splice and the D/d ratio. The Ohio has no influence. I’m curious why you would think that? When properly spliced the weakest point is where the standing part enters the last tucks of the splice. Tapering the splice can alleviate this to some degree.

​@@timothyboone5003Thsnks for that tip, may become handy for tiny splices .

aint he dead tho?

Don't worry, it's actually for Your Mom.

​@@SCHARKBAIT11yes

The actor just died

​@@dylansager6854he died back in October

Crying baby cartoon emojie?

umm? this isnt lofe

​@@steezykane4738omg- I swear I commented on Lofe's recent video 😂

Also how did I get 15 likes for a misplaced comment 😂

@@Dawn-lv3uqbecause we seen the same video and know who and what your talking about

​@@steezykane4738do u know the name of this?? It sound so awesome.

Yeah, I can do macrame like nobodies business, but I've never taken a class, or had any kind of training whatsoever. Pretty sure it's the Viking in me and my Scottish genes😅

Boatswains*

@@contractkiller7634 Yes I know, 20 years active duty plus a stepdad that was one.

@@5695q fs man, was jus givin that backup. Took me too many months as active duty to figure out that the pronunciation and spelling were super fuckin different😂

And they will never charge 150 for it 😂

​@@contractkiller7634actually, both bosun and even bos'n are considered correct alternative spellings of boatswain. And both the original, full pronunciation of the word and the eventual shortening of it are considered correct pronunciation.

Why?

@@JamesJones-cx5pkwhy not. Wall art. Statement piece. Annoy a spouse. Prank a friend.

I bet the international shipping would have been over 150 bucks if I would have bought it

Rich white boy energy. Stay blessed, but don’t be a fool.

@@JamesJones-cx5pklifes funner when you ask why not instead of why. Is the glass half empty or half full, you get to decide.

😂

lol

Did seining, dragging, a bit of scalloping a little inshore and a lot of area 3 lobster, and there's nothing like splicing a towed up trawl back together when its blowing 30 on the Northern Edge, in January! Good times NOT!

What did you use to cut it, is the question!?!

@@GoingGoneGalt Usually a "red vivky" or a little tiny victronox pairing knife looking thing cheap enough to be disposable and sharp enough to be scary, sonetimes while lobstering it would be a bread knife, and if we were doing gear work pier side then it was a proper hot knife. But if the boat is pier side and we aren't offloading or loading something then about the only thing I'm splicing is the main brace.... at the bar....

@@jaysonlima7196 Lolz... Keep it all well lubricated. I just remember the couple times I had to work with spectra it was pretty tough to get through. Was wondering if ya had a special trick!

@@GoingGoneGalt With spectra I've found that if you use a Swedish fid kind of backwards, (pushing it down under the yarn, [towards the splice, instead of the more normal away from it] and feed the line in from the point to the handle until you have most of the slack out of the yarn and then pull the fid put while pinching the yard to the handle. Helps pull it nice and tight without slipping everywhere like specta loves to do. I also like to go up 4 tucks in spectra instead of the standard 3. Of course all that assumes 3 or 4 strand laid line... braided line is a little more tricky.... But a chinese fid (not sure if they have any other names but we make them aboard soo yeah .... they are basically a 2' piece of 4g stainless wire bent and twisted to form something like the eye of a needle, very good for working with "flat braid" spectra but useless for cored lines. If you are dealing with a cored line the biggest mistake I've seen people make is using the wrong fid, a Swedish fid is just about useless and you will be hating everything and everyone around you while questioning every decision you've ever made... you want a good quality metal tube fid with a fairly sharp point. Spectra doesn't stretch and its almost as cut resistant as kevlar, so something with a fine point to get between the fibers and push them aside is vital, so is making sure that if you cut it with a hot knife there are no melted bits that are wider than the yarn itself, they will grab fibers and get stuck like no other. If you are cutting to splice a good sharp knife is better trust the fid to keep the yarnd together, and use the hot knife for final dressing (for my purposes I've never bothered, fish don't care if the splice is a little ugly.

Sounds like paid grip strength training

@@MrMeasaftw it is if it’s short term a lot of the older guys who have been doing it for a long time had arthritis or just messed up hands from doing it for so long

rightrope.com/product/famous-4-in-spliced-rope-10-ft-long/ :)

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GzlBEsUNa6Q.html Here’s a tutorial for a splice! We are selling more of the splices to those who ask (at regular price) the same one in video would be around $250 including shipping:) order it here: rightrope.com/product/high-tenacity-unmanila-rope/ It was 4 in diameter, 10 ft long, and you can add the eye splice under “Select Rope Ends” Hope this helps!! Let us know if you have any questions:)

Abelpesllc2021, we've got a whole truck bin full of Tiger line (4 strand) you can have for fee! You have to come get them though Wharf 2 White Bay Sydney I'll even throw in a splicing lessons if you tak the whole blody lot!

@@RightRopeOfficial Hope you dont mind but ive made him an offer too.

@@douglasscott3541 😂

You’re a Giant executioner and the last one snapped?

You went on twitter for 0.00001 nanoseconds?

Don't do it bro. There are people who love you. Things will get better. (most likely)

@@MrGorillafingers it's not for me silly

Oh to be a rope bunny....

Because you want MOOR MOOR MOOR🎉

Good ol' materialism at its best

It’s somewhat artful and would look really cool in a nautical themed office or living room.

rightrope.com/product/famous-4-in-spliced-rope-10-ft-long/ Here it is!

Idk how to do it yall teach??

The only reason I wish I was in the states right now :(

@@robincasey1700 another mustache nice

@@lordkiza8838 thank you fellow person

Grand Rapids? What are the odds. I live right out of GR about 30 mins out

That's in DOOM right?

@@couryswan2448book by the guy that made Charlie and the chocolate factory.

😆 ahahah love it.

😂thank you 🙏🏻