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I read this and though, "you silly goose...learn how to use a calculator!" Then I added it up and it is easily over $300!!! So....YIKES!!! But I don't mind it getting smacked around. That's what it's for, I s'pose. I emailed Hubert about the cam, and after getting passed the "love nick"...

But even if I don't rig it up...if I just grap the rope in one hand and the ring in the other and pull, it isn't biting. Hmmm. I've sent an email to freeworker. We'll see what they say. love nick

I haven't installed it yet because I'm still toying with if I want to have the pulley on the end of the rope or on the adjuster. Mine didn't come with the split pin. Are they supposed to? I was thinking of installing a roll pin and just cutting it a little long on either side. love nick

Here's the one I made. I haven't used my rope guide in like 3 months because I've been waiting for a chance to resplice it. I finally did it the way I wanted, with the pulley on the end, and the ring on the adjuster. I seized the end as a streamlined stopper. The rope is Yale XTC 16 strand...

I've had really good experiences with the aluminum ring. I haven't felt the need to try another style. The one I made with the big, hosed, rope eye was sent to the person who ordered it right away. I'm interested to know if yours continues to work well after the rope has been well used. Hey-...

I made a Friction Saver similar to yours a few years ago. It had a piece of hose going over the eye to keep the eye open more, making retrieval a little easier. That was before I was keeping good records of everythign, so I can't find a picture now...:whine: love nick

rr- the pulley has a pin in the top of it. The eyes of the beeline are anchored to the pin. A great design by ART! http://www.climb-art.com/cocoon.htm love nick

Gerry- that's no prob to do. love nick

jtrouse, I don't like that long blue string hanging in there. I think you could have just as much luck by taking that piece out, then attaching the retrieval shackle to the seized eye on the end so it looks more like Jamie's. Jamie- I'd recommend a closed hitch of some sort. I'm splicing up a...