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Brendon, can you tell me which step you get confused on? 13, 14 or 15? love nick

I'll take that as a compliment! :P

Dynaglide. That's some thick stuff. I'm sure you know this already, but there are better things you could use as a whipping twine. It's best to use a fiber that is the same or similar as the rope. That'd mean using a nylon or polyester twine for a climbing line. Anyway, that's just the...

I think frans pointed out a mistake I made in the directions....and I never fixed them. I don't have time to fix it right now, but I can do this later tonight. Don't be afraid to remind me! Oh, if you just pull maybe 3 strands out of the throwline it will be much thinner and easier to work...

That's cool, al. I've never seen a mountain/rock climbing rope whipped, factory or otherwise. I wonder who is making his ropes! love nick

Thanks for the criticism. Carl- if ANYONE should be climbing on 3/4" climbing line, it's you! But Frans hit that one right on the head. Whoops, I meant to say you DON'T need a blob at the end. dammit. I made the thing all very quickly (maybe 30 minutes start to finish). I knew it wouldn't...

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