Step 12 is really hard to do and I was trying to pull it through too much of the outer sheave. Also, instead of using whipping twine at the end, it works well to use electrical heat-shrink sheave.
Yep it can be tough depending on the rope you use, with that said the tighter it is the less chance it will come loose with or without the whipping or heat shrink you referenced.
There are a couple of options but sadly we don't have a video for that one yet. I will to get one out over the winter for you. Why are you looking ot have the core on the loop ? With Dyneema most of the strength is in the core so it is not usually needed.
Yes, you need to pull the dyneema out to get enough length to create the eye splice. You then pull the cover over the core to finish the splice off and have dual thickness all the way up to the eye of the splice
@@trondhindenes4412 Check out step number 3 at the 1:25 second mark with the link below. ruclips.net/video/78sr5lVtL_I/видео.htmlsi=i2VFr1P2uLBupUa2&t=85 This is the 30cm that allows for the inner core to slide back in later in the video and give you the extra length in the outer core used in the final step.
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Step 12 is really hard to do and I was trying to pull it through too much of the outer sheave. Also, instead of using whipping twine at the end, it works well to use electrical heat-shrink sheave.
Yep it can be tough depending on the rope you use, with that said the tighter it is the less chance it will come loose with or without the whipping or heat shrink you referenced.
how do you do this but keep the cover on the eye part?
There are a couple of options but sadly we don't have a video for that one yet. I will to get one out over the winter for you.
Why are you looking ot have the core on the loop ?
With Dyneema most of the strength is in the core so it is not usually needed.
this makes no sense to me. The core is removed early in the tutorial, but later its milked back?
Yes, you need to pull the dyneema out to get enough length to create the eye splice. You then pull the cover over the core to finish the splice off and have dual thickness all the way up to the eye of the splice
@@BottomUPBoats yup - my point was just that the video doesnt actually say anything about pulling the core out first to give room to slide it back.
@@trondhindenes4412 Check out step number 3 at the 1:25 second mark with the link below.
ruclips.net/video/78sr5lVtL_I/видео.htmlsi=i2VFr1P2uLBupUa2&t=85
This is the 30cm that allows for the inner core to slide back in later in the video and give you the extra length in the outer core used in the final step.