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My initial thought was epoxy topped with sand or crushed concrete just to mask it...but either way. It'll be strong enough and leave little evidence when I leave. Carl, remember that splice we did at the rendezvous in MS? We woulda yanked a stud outta the wall on that one for sure! love nick

Good question, but honestly, most apartment and home walls aren't strong enough to handle the abuse. Imagine finding a stud in your living room, screwing in a half-inch eye- bolt, connecting a 6' piece of room into it, then putting a 2 pound mallet in the end of the rope, hold the handle of the...

I just had a revelation that I had to throw up here for your guys' consideration. What about a pig tail at the top? I think I could really get down with that. No moving parts, one handed operation, fast. Hmmm.... Whattya think? love nick

Cool. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't trying to break the sacred, "never weld a hook where you can put a loop" welding law. I'm looking into having the thing powder coated! Why not a hook? I need something with a gate. The gates on hooks tend I have retaining pins that are sharp and pokey...

Why the hesitancy to put the carabiner at the top? I prefer something that can be connected and disconnected one handed. A stable biner would allow that. A biner clipped to a loop would not. I understand that a loop would be easiest to make. But if I don't mind paying a little more for the...

I am looking to have an anchor welded that could be bolted to the floor. I would use this to anchor my splices when running them home. What I have in mind is something like the picture below. I have a guy I found on craigslist that works by the hour ($25/hr). I'm guessing that's cheap and...