Posted By: kmboudreaux Line splicing - 11/26/11 03:15 PM
Can Maffoili Swift cord be spliced?
Posted By: Karl Funk Re: Line splicing - 11/27/11 12:40 PM
Yes it can. But it is not easy to make it nice and smooth. A good rigger can manage it. Personally - I am not that good!
Cheers,
Karl
Posted By: mikekrantz Re: Line splicing - 11/29/11 09:11 PM
depends on what splice you want.
Eye splice, no problem
Taper splice to a 12-strand, more difficult, but achievable
What are you looking for?
Posted By: rexdenton Re: Line splicing - 11/30/11 07:32 PM
Can anyone recommend a good reference on splicing? I want to re-rig the front of the boat this year, and there's a fair bit of splicing in this picture. I'm interested not only in typical line slicing but I'd like to making a few line shackles, too, for winter projects.
Posted By: drew584 Re: Line splicing - 12/01/11 08:00 AM
These guys have a pretty good list of various splices
http://l-36.com/splice.php Posted By: kmboudreaux Re: Line splicing - 12/02/11 02:44 AM
Bought 2 pieces and was thinking about a end to end splice.
Posted By: JACKFLASH Re: Line splicing - 12/03/11 09:11 PM
I am a big fan of the Brian/Bryan Toss rigging video's. They also sell a really cool tool that I think is awesome for those of us that are not super savy with splicing tools.
Posted By: kmboudreaux Re: Line splicing - 12/04/11 01:59 PM
Posted By: Sloansailing Re: Line splicing - 12/04/11 04:35 PM
End for end with SwiftCord is possible but the line will be MUCH larger where the splice is, and will have a hard time fitting through even large blocks.
Posted By: Karl Funk Re: Line splicing - 12/04/11 07:08 PM
A good enough rigger could reweave it.
Just kidding. Ian is a good rigger. I have even ordered things from him.
Posted By: Sloansailing Re: Line splicing - 12/06/11 03:43 PM
A good enough rigger could reweave it.
Just kidding. Ian is a good rigger. I have even ordered things from him.
Even if one re-weaves it it will still be too large to fit through most blocks.
Nevermind that invite for Pac Cup Karl!