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Noted. Sorry you didn't like the music. We try to mix it up a bit. What would you have preferred?

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Why protect the sling? Or are you just sad that we covered up your favorite material on the planet? 😉

It says it in the title

Yikes! We definitely don't recommend that. Please be careful!

We sell synthetic rope and winch lines on our site, Lifting.com. Here's the page for this specific rope: lifting.com/hyper-xii-hmpe-high-performance-rope.html If you need assistance, feel free to reach out via our onsite chat. Thank you for taking an interest!

Hammerlock is a great name for them, since you lock them together with a hammer! What industry are you in where this is the primary term? We're always excited to learn more about y'all. Thanks for sharing! 🙂

@@bishoplifting7379 I am a 3rd party BTH rigging inspector. I travel nationwide when needed and have been doing this since early 2018.

@@bishoplifting7379 I am a 3rd party rigging inspector based in the Carolinas.

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We're sorry that people are so good at being dishonest. Do you have any examples of Viro locks being opened that easily? We'd love to hear your suggestions for better locks if you think this one is that easy to get into!

@@bishoplifting7379 Yes, LockPickingLawyer has a video on it: ruclips.net/video/mSJ9sa55j9U/видео.html

@@bishoplifting7379 Is 3 seconds fast enough? ruclips.net/video/mSJ9sa55j9U/видео.html

That is unfortunately true of all security efforts we can think of. Now if only there were a way to make the dishonest people honest!

We were only planning to use this for railing, and the instructions didn't explicitly state that a washer was needed. However, upon further inspection since posting this, we have checked with Crosby directly and found that, specifically for an angle-load bolt in WOOD in a lifting scenario, a washer is recommended for both the eye and nut sides of the bolt. Thanks for checking on our accuracy!

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@skimasktroopa1883 We're glad you like the content! Unfortunately, using pop music would violate copyrights. This is why we use generic music provided by RUclips and other source content platforms. Is the jazzy music a turn-off? Do you have a recommendation for a good music service that offers for-profit use music licenses?? We'd love some suggestions if you have a good solution.

What's with the terrible wrap job then 🤷🏼‍♂️

This is just a preliminary wrap to hold the rope onto the spool. We do a final wrap as part of the shipping process.

Ah, so you don't like the punk rock? We'll keep that in mind. Thanks for letting us know! 😇

Why would they want a locking hook? These are primarily used when lifting personnel baskets. It's a safety thing. 🙂

Thanks for your feedback! We're sorry you didn't like the pacing of the video. If you want more complete splicing shorts, here's an end-to-end Flemish splice for a choker sling, ruclips.net/user/shortsYnDa_sHlYVk. Maybe check out our "In the Shop" playlist, ruclips.net/p/PLt4-mEl018k1PpjJWLfxGeDORDIl0nELO, too.

We hope we didn't mislead you! Although the video starts here with the eye partly formed, what you're seeing started as regular wire rope, not as a "preformed" piece. The team separates out some of the wire strands, bends the remaining rope into the eye shape, then starts weaving sets of strands back into the eye backward. The swage sleeve is placed beforehand because it helps hold the strands in place while they're working, but after you reach a certain point, it locks in and holds itself. After the splicing job is finished, we can press (swage) the sleeve to ensure proper breaking strength.

Worked in the wire rope industry for a few years and used that same esco 550 ton press

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing!😀