The Splicing Handbook: Techniques for Traditional and Modern Ropes and Wires by Merry, Barbara

The Splicing Handbook: Techniques for Traditional and Modern Ropes and Wires (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780071736046)

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The Splicing Handbook: Techniques for Traditional and Modern Ropes and Wires by Merry, Barbara

The Splicing Handbook: Techniques for Traditional and Modern Ropes and Wires

$27.00
The Splicing Handbook: Techniques for Traditional and Modern Ropes and Wires by Merry, Barbara

The Splicing Handbook: Techniques for Traditional and Modern Ropes and Wires

$27.00
Format: Paperback
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The only reference devoted entirely to splicing today's ropes

The Splicing Handbook includes step-by-step illustrations and explanations for the most useful and popular splices in traditional twisted and modern braided ropes, and it covers every kind of splicing project you are likely to encounter, including modern cordage such as Spectra; mainstream rope materials such as Dacron and nylon; and wire and rope-to-wire splices.

  • Covers all the standard rope constructions using Dacron and nylon, including solid braid, double braid, parallel core, plaited, and three-strand
  • Explains how to splice wire for sailboat shrouds and halyards
  • Shows how to make a broad range of useful onboard projects--and several that will find uses around the home as well, including dog collars, netting, rope railings, and lanyards.

    Author: Barbara Merry
    ISBN-10: 0071736042
    ISBN-13: 9780071736046
    Publisher: International Marine Publishing
    Language: English
    Published: 12/03/2010
    Pages: 256
    Format: Paperback
    Weight: 0.64lbs
    Size: 8.45h x 5.56w x 0.65d
    • By Barbara Merry
    By Barbara Merry
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    Barbara Merry is a marine rope worker with twenty years of experience in the splicing trade. Founder and owner of the Marlinspike Artist, she has worked on projects for boats of all sizes, from small traditional sailing craft and working schooners to commercial fishing vessels and U.S. Coast Guard cutters. She has taught at the Wooden Boat School and the Northeast Maritime Institute, and has written on rope and rope technology for WoodenBoat and Invention and Technology.

    John Darwin is a master of rope technology and sailed in many capacities from deckhand to captain before working shoreside for a large rope manufacturer. A former rope designer, John still tests and fabricates rope.

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