CLOSED: Mahha amsteel group buy

**Dutch** · 09-25-2009, 11:20

Where are we going to find pros though.-

**Dutch** · 09-25-2009, 11:33

Rope is here and it looks pretty. No time to deal with it though for I am heading to the beach.

**NCPatrick** · 09-25-2009, 11:42

Originally Posted by Dutch

Where are we going to find pros though.-

We'll know them by their smurfy whoopie slinging hands.

**Dutch** · 09-29-2009, 14:18

Since i don't have a tape measure, and the biggest thing I have to measure with is a ruler, I'm just going to cut all 2600 feet into 1 foot sections and we can just count them out at the hang. You get a 100 pieces sir...and you get 150...

**pgibson** · 09-29-2009, 14:28

Originally Posted by Dutch

Since i don't have a tape measure, and the biggest thing I have to measure with is a ruler, I'm just going to cut all 2600 feet into 1 foot sections and we can just count them out at the hang. You get a 100 pieces sir...and you get 150...

LOL, hey Dutch you are going to end up with a big crew of folkes that want their turn with the cat of 2600 tails.

and your JRB hooded, ***

**pgibson** · 09-29-2009, 14:30

Or maybe after the hang we can all get the tutorial on how they made a woopie noose

**Newzy** · 09-29-2009, 20:41

Dutch, I'm getting dibs in late. But if there's any backouts or leftoverature count me in for 50-100'. Thanks, Newzy. Catch cha at da Hangout

**Dutch** · 09-29-2009, 20:47

We'll see you there in any case

WV · 10-15-2009, 12:25

Originally Posted by Dutch

I'd like to see some of those other lines and youe splicing tool. It will be great to meet you.

The "no-knot tool" I mentioned is quite small - It's used for hollow-braid fishing lines and kite lines, but I've been able to splice 1/8" flat-braid spectra and 1/16" vectran with it, with some difficulty. Then, reading a post somewhere, I saw a mention of a Dritz "Loop Turner" that sounded like a larger version, so I ordered one. (Google "Dritz 647" for vendors.) Well, it got here, and it is, indeed, a giant "no-Knot tool," and it works great on 7/64" amsteel (gray) and the two smaller lines.
David

**Dutch** · 10-16-2009, 07:31

Originally Posted by WVhammockmaker

The "no-knot tool" I mentioned is quite small - It's used for hollow-braid fishing lines and kite lines, but I've been able to splice 1/8" flat-braid spectra and 1/16" vectran with it, with some difficulty. Then, reading a post somewhere, I saw a mention of a Dritz "Loop Turner" that sounded like a larger version, so I ordered one. (Google "Dritz 647" for vendors.) Well, it got here, and it is, indeed, a giant "no-Knot tool," and it works great on 7/64" amsteel (gray) and the two smaller lines.
David

I hope you are coming to the hang b/c I'd like to see them. I have been using thin welding rod with pretty good success. I will be bringing it to the hang also.