The convoy ship Wappen von Hamburg 1669 - Corel SM28, scale 1:50

Since a few days I'm starting to make rope and cable. I've purchased a very simple ropewalk and good quality thread from Gütermann and most importantly I convinced the admiral to convert her domain (the kitchen) into a mobile ropery. Sometimes you just have to take the plunge and go for it.... I used the kitchen isle, which provides me with a sturdy long flat surface. I can use clamps to attach the ropewalk to the kitchen counter top. Oh boy, you should see my face and hers when I also took the cordless drill out to operate the ropewalk. Fun and joy I tell yah!

The ropewalk:
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The Gütermann thread:
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The setup:
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Rope:

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Cable:
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The difference between rope and cable. Rope Z twist and Cable S twist.

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Note: I'm still alive and well, no harm has come to me.............. yet........

Peter
Good morning Peter. Wow, those are brilliant ropes. Better than the ones I buy. Cheers Grant
 
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