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A wooden rope wrench? I'm going to have to look into that.. I live close to the beginning of the buffalo river, it's my areas biggest tourist attraction. Awesome place usually, but this year it has been way hotter than usual here and no rain in the last 2 months...so going on a canoe trip is...

I want to get a wrench and try working srt out one of these days, but for now I'm happy with drt, and the business isn't really booming here in hicktown, so I've been trying to focus on picking up more rigging gear so that I can have enough hardware to do the job, instead of investing in a new...

Thanks for the input guys, I'm somewhat new to all of this, trying to get my systems figured out. Reading around this place has taught me alot of valuable info

that's crazy, I had heard of the secret weapon before but had never looked into it. A false crotch to hang from your srt line..that's cool and all, but is a little too much for my application. The tallest climb you can get around here is near 80 feet. There's a few older trees that may be...

Yeah the figure 8 below the hitch works great, I tried something like that before getting on here but couldn't get it functioning right. Once I slack up the hitch, it's pretty much all on the 8, I can let go of the hitch and stop, rapelling with an 8 but having a secure brake is nice. Beats the...

@PCTree: Yes I have an 8, I figured if I mentioned what other gear I had it would help. I like to go rapelling from the bluffs around here and bought an 8 for a simple and light decender to carry through the woods. I thought of this method earlier while I was trying to build my system, with no...

I'm sure this has already been addressed about a million times, but I'm having no luck finding anything about it. I ascend srt to access the canopy, and switch to drt to work. I have a 1/2" arbormaster and a 7/16" blaze climbing line. I can srt ascend with the 7/16" blaze using a grigri, a...