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16-12-11
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Re: Splicing Marlow Aeris
Yep that's definelty not a keen mantle splice. Wonder what they have done ?
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21-12-11
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Is there any reason why treating this like a 16 strand splice but with a 24 strand cover wouldn't work? |
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22-12-11
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Re: Splicing Marlow Aeris
If it's a kernmantle splice it's all about core strength hence the core is spliced. Normal 16 strand splice removes the core and has all the strength in the cover. 100% completely different types of splices.
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