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Okey I just found something :P

In the samson instructions for 16 strand, in the end, for tapering the core and cover tail they say to start the taper at 6" 1/2 from the end. In the teufelberger 16strand instructions they say to taper at 1 fid ( 10"1/2) that's 4 inch difference. I think the samson instructions leave the core and cover tail overlapping a bit more.

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I use Samson instructions for 16 strand, getting the cross over right can be tricky, what I do is smooth out the splice from the eye and from the knotted end, I mark the cover and core then I pull the core then the cover as far as I can, the core and cover should be cut so the lengths match, then I cut the cover and core at the marks and then taper them at roughly 45% then smooth the cover and core back into the rope.

 

It can be a tricky splice to get right and I can still cock it up sometimes.

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