Whipping

[NHlocal]

Sorry about that double post, I just noticed it. I honestly don't know how that happened.....???

Ayuh, "tech challenged", that's me.....

 

[NHlocal]

A combination of having a nasty cold and taking a couple days off from work for my anniversary(my wife isn't too impressed that I'm not feeling "good" on our anniversary, but she understands )gave me a lot of time, a rare thing, to just sit around.
I'm not one to "just sit around" so I went back to NickfromWI photo album on whipping/lock stitching to make an honest effort of figuring out/understanding how it's done.....
I "think" I've got it, but I sure would like to see a video of it to "fill in the blanks".

Here's a couple pics of what I did over that last few days.....

 

[Adam_P]

Randy, those look great.

 

[bonner1040]

The end for end splice, I havent done one, but I remember the instructions saying you should seize the crossover?? Should there be stitching in the area where they cross?

 

[NHlocal]

The end for end splice, I havent done one, but I remember the instructions saying you should seize the crossover?? Should there be stitching in the area where they cross?

".....seize the crossover.....", how is that done???

 

[CurSedVoyce]

Stitching... makes sense.

 

[NHlocal]

The end for end splice, I havent done one, but I remember the instructions saying you should seize the crossover?? Should there be stitching in the area where they cross?

".....seize the crossover.....", how is that done???

Anyone.....?????
I sure would like to know before I "test" it.....

 

[bonner1040]

Nick Araya knows. I would guess its just a lockstitch.

 

[NickfromWI]

Seizing is when you just wrap the twine tightly around a spot.

What directions are you looking at?


love
nick

 

[NHlocal]

Seizing is when you just wrap the twine tightly around a spot.

What directions are you looking at?


love
nick

I used Samson's double braid class I end for end to do the splice(but they say nothing about whipping/seizing ).
It was the neropes directions that said to "seize" the cross over area.....?
All the videos I could find showed the core being removed and I definitely didn't want to do that.
Thanks Nick,
.....Randy

 

[NHlocal]

Seizing is when you just wrap the twine tightly around a spot.

What directions are you looking at?


love
nick

I used Samson's double braid class I end for end to do the splice(but they say nothing about whipping/seizing ).
It was the neropes directions that said to "seize" the cross over area.....?
All the videos I could find showed the core being removed and I definitely didn't want to do that.
Thanks Nick,
.....Randy

Nick,
will you still be able to put a video together on your whip/lock stitch technique?
If not it's no problem, I understand.

Thanks
Randy

 

[CurSedVoyce]

I thought Nick had one...

But this is pretty good...

<iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/9RY2WZivFS0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

 

[NickfromWI]

I can make one this weekend.

Remind me! Pm me! Text me! Email me!!


love
nick

 

[NHlocal]

OK.....
Thanks Nick!!!