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rope walk

does anyone know if this is any good please?
The machine in the picture is not a rope walk. If you are looking to make rope, this will not do it, but if you are looking for something to serve a line, it looks like it should work.
Allan
 
The machine in the picture is not a rope walk. If you are looking to make rope, this will not do it, but if you are looking for something to serve a line, it looks like it should work.
Allan
i was hoping to make rope. thanks for letting me know.
 
Hi Tony,
If you are thinking of making your own rope using a home made rope walk, I would recommend looking at this post by Steef66.


Cheers,
Stephen.
 
Hi guys,
does anyone know if this is any good please? https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002827886867.html

thanks

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Yes. I have one. I use it to for securing lines to blocks. I loop the rope over the pegs on the end opposite the handle, then use the thread on the brass pipe to wind 6 to 12 wraps around the double thread, secured at each end with clove hitch. When I remove it I just have to tighten the loop until it fits around the block. It looks a lot better than tying a knot around the block. it is also very easy.
 
and this thread will help you choose a rope walk as the participants review hands on several brands n types of rope walks n threads used for rope making... it also refers to the steef thread... this may be the same threas as stevedown under above... anyway here ya go...

 
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