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:happy1::drink::happy1: I'm patient ... 8)

Me too, Sean ... me TOO! :whine:

Hey Chris, your post is the first I've seen about using both HH & RW. Would you consider posting some comparative pro & con of each? Are there some jobs best suited to one over the other? ... Or, do they both perform virtually the same across-the-board? Thanks :)

Old ... pffft ... :D

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Great, Nick! It would be nice to see your video of it in action. :)

Paul, Dave, and others, what is the wear pattern like on the hitch cord after repeated descents? Or, is it too soon to tell? I've got high hopes for this tool.

LMFAO

Valdôtain vs. Valdôtain Tresse (VT) Excerpts from an article, An Overview of Climbing Hitches by Mark Adams, in Arborist News (October 2004, pp29-35): link Please refer to the link above for the complete explanation. BTW FWIW:

I agree, B ... save you the trip. I tied it and you're right it is a double overhand that hasn't been "collapsed completely." It's an undressed {naked} double overhand. :lol:

That's looking really good, Paul. Are you going to use an extrusion for those fins?

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Now that's lookin' GOOD, Paul ... real good, a professional piece of gear ... how's it run? other side the same?

This a wonderful thread. It should be noted, here, that combining dissimilar metals raises issues with galvanic corrosion and coefficients of thermal expansion. Those issues are quite manageable and need to be factored into the design.

Beranek Double Line Rope Walker <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/7LMVtPJ97Gw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> However, the kit doesn't include the Pantin, so it's not complete. :roll: