How to Tie a Back Splice / Crown Splice ⎸Tutorial - Professional Yacht Training USA
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Back Splice or Crown Splice Description:
The Back Splice provides a secure method of preventing the end of a rope from fraying.
The back splice starts with a Crown Knot to redirect the strands back towards the standing end. The splice is completed by braiding the ends back into the standing strands. About three complete "tucks" are sufficient as no load is applied to a back splice.
▶ Tying Instructions:
1.Form a Crown Knot by passing each strand over its neighbor and then tighten the knot.
2. Weave each strand into the rope by passing it over and under alternate strands in the standing end.
3.Complete a second and a third set of tucks to complete the back splice.
4. Use a hot knife to burn off the loose ends.
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Looked at half a dozen videos for this splice, but yours is the clearest and easiest to follow
Very good demo. You succeed we’re others on RUclips fail. TY
Thanks. Learned it 34 years ago in the navy and forgot the crown knot
same here. CG though.
Great video. Thanks
Nice tutorial very clear .. over and under
Very clear demonstration excellent.
Brilliant, thanks mate 👍👍
This was so helpful to me, I'm preparing for my tradetest and I'm just finding everything so hard
I never did this back in the day but did other knots. Today I needed to but with this cotton rope I suppose you would bind the ends tightly and trim.
30 years since I did this but 2 minutes of your film brought it straight back. Thanks
Thanks so much! Very well explained!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Simply and well explained. Thanks for sharing.
I usually whip my rope ends, but I have two mooring lines to splice loops in today so I'll try this at the other ends. I do this stuff all the sime but I've never been tempted to back-splice. It's good to try differnt things
Very nice job
Top-Notch!
Superb sir
Thank you!
That was an excellent video regardless of how many interlaces. Thanks for the info. You saved me $6 lol.
Sir , nice video
Super
What is the brand of hot knife you are using?
The end 😛
Den er god 👍
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You have maybe nearly, got the splice somewhere something like suppose to be. Not that it is safety needed,there’s a lot easier and simpler method to splice. From an old rope splicer.
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Professional Yachtmaster (???) - it is common knowledge that the MINIMUM interlace for any form of splice in synthetic rope is FIVE. Not three as is stated & shown in your video. Synthetic ropes are far too slippery to remain integral with only three interlaces.
John? It’s common knowledge that someone trolling the internet just to discredit people who are trying to help others are named Karen. I prefer to call them shithead, but that’s just me.
For 90% of what I use a rope for, 3 interlaces is more than sufficient! You may be correct "professionally", but what a rude person you are to make a comment like that.
If you're just using the back splice to finish the end so it doesn't unravel, three is enough. If you are tying a ring or anything that will be loaded into the back splice, you should use five on synthetic rope.
The difficult part is the first knot, but this is very well explained. Thumbs up!
Thank you very much I appreciate this video