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Posted:
hi just got some fire rope( bring on the summer) was wondering how to attach the finger loops to 23mm. with the 10mm and 13mm I've used key rings. have quite a bit off 13mm- 6m in fact, any funky variations e.g. knots, extensions or shapes- maybe with wire through!?!
hi just got some fire rope( bring on the summer) was wondering how to attach the finger loops to 23mm. with the 10mm and 13mm I've used key rings. have quite a bit off 13mm- 6m in fact, any funky variations e.g. knots, extensions or shapes- maybe with wire through!?!
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Posted:
wire can break and hurt you
maybe consider have a ring (custom) welded...
wire can break and hurt you
maybe consider have a ring (custom) welded...
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Location: Cambridge UK
Carpal \'Tunnel
2,895 posts
Location: Cambridge UK
Posted:
hose clamps might work..
hose clamps might work..
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Location: Palmerston North, New Zealand
HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Location: Palmerston North, New Zealand
Posted:
Use aluminium tubing (about 10cm or less but not too much less) that is slightly wider than your rope.
Squash and drill through one end of the tube then drill 2 more holes for screws along the unflattened section, push your rope down the tube and screw into place.
Round off the flattened edge and conect a short chain and handles
and voila rope poi
Use aluminium tubing (about 10cm or less but not too much less) that is slightly wider than your rope.
Squash and drill through one end of the tube then drill 2 more holes for screws along the unflattened section, push your rope down the tube and screw into place.
Round off the flattened edge and conect a short chain and handles
and voila rope poi
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Posted:
When I first glanced at that I thought it said horse clamps, I was wondering what they were, sounded painful!
Written by: LazyAngel
hose clamps might work..
When I first glanced at that I thought it said horse clamps, I was wondering what they were, sounded painful! SILVER Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
4,172 posts
Location: Hastings, United Kingdom
Carpal \'Tunnel
4,172 posts
Location: Hastings, United Kingdom
Posted:
This is how I did it.
Some metal tubing that the rope can fit into snugly.
Covered the rope in PVA glue, shoved it in there and squished that end down in a vice.
Drilled a hole through the tubing and rope and attached a small nut and bolt.
The PVA in there holds the rope together above the bolt, and along with being crushed inside the tubing - it'll take alot to get the rope back out again.
The other side of the tube was again squished flat in the vice, and I then drilled a hole in it where you can attach a handle
This is how I did it.
Some metal tubing that the rope can fit into snugly.
Covered the rope in PVA glue, shoved it in there and squished that end down in a vice.
Drilled a hole through the tubing and rope and attached a small nut and bolt.
The PVA in there holds the rope together above the bolt, and along with being crushed inside the tubing - it'll take alot to get the rope back out again.
The other side of the tube was again squished flat in the vice, and I then drilled a hole in it where you can attach a handle