6.1 How to make an eye in double braided Polyester rope

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How to make an eye splice in a double braided polyester rope ?

A core-dependent rope (polyester of nylon core) takes approximately 30% of its breaking strength out of its cover. You need an eye splice of core and cover to keep maximum pulling force.

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Also, I am realizing that I need to mount a cleat somewhere in my kitchen. Didn't realize that I didn't have one. The comment about needing a secure source to pull on is quite valid. Thanks again!

JSROOKS

I used to do this in the Navy for the ships I was stationed on. Only I would have been doing this splice on 6 inch nylon mooring lines.

carllove

Excellent. I was able to succeed on the 2nd attempt. Once I got to the final step of pulling on the eyelet I didn't realize how much tension was needed. Once I increased the pull with the left hand while secured to a vise on work table, was able to milk the outer core and see it ingress into the stem of the wrap. Amazing to see it move. The entire piece is super tight and solid. Thanks for the demo. Oh, and thanks for not putting music in it. That would have driven me to drink. Awesome video.

billleskeep

BRAVO!! LA MIGLIORE SPIEGAZIONE TROVATA IN RETE DI COME SI FA UNA IMPIOMBATURA SENZA MOLTE E INUTILI SPIEGAZIONI. COMPLIMENTI.

tribulia

These splices are a pain, thank you for not making it upside down with screwed up music, like the previous video

williamc

Thanks heaps guys, so much easier to follow than others I've tried. I'm replacing all the running rigging on my sailboat and wanted to get away from the lazy splices and

spoaus

Thank you; much more clear than other videos.

ralphbell

Very clear and a very neat result. I see eyes like this in climbing lanyards on which a climber will be resting his weight. Can you tell me if such eyes can be made in climbing rope by the amateur and trusted? I would say that they are only for semi static loading in such cases, not dynamic loading, for instance in the case of a fall.

patrickhazlehurst

Хороший способ. Сделал так на шнуре 10мм. Поднимал груз 100кг. Совершенно легко получилось, и не распуталось

dghnlzq

Not one of the hundreds of videos about these splices actually explains HOW to pass the core and fid effectively through the rope. It is absolutely near impossible I have tried so many times.

seadeebee

done first go - 8mm double braid using 5mm aluminium knitting needle cut to roughly 20cm length, even put a swivel hook on the end. Awesome easy to follow vid cheers

richardhall

Excellent video. Thank you. The only thing I would add is a note about where exactly the core is inserted back into the cover. There is no mark where that is done. It looks as though it's very very close to where the cover inserts into the core, but it would be helpful if that was stated clearly. Just a thought. Thanks again.

JSROOKS

Okay, but not tapering the core resulted in a bump, which could cause problems when running through a sheave. You should determine where the core will be buried in the splice and cut alternating pairs of stands of the cover so there is a nice transition from normal line diameter to the thicker spliced area.

Speakssoftly

Great tutorial.
What if I would like to taper the core so the finish looks neater?

At what point should I do that?

SENji

The double braided climbing line I have seems to have a weave that is far too tight for this type of splicing as I find separating the fibers to get at the inner cord much too difficult to accomplish.

kevinJmadsen