Rigging straight timber

[Rupe]

Thats cool mate, its just that you posted that follow up pic of you one handing the 88 on the crosscut as if your promoting techniques that look half-arsed like they're the new current industry best practice.

 

No I didn't!

[Steve Bullman]

Thats cool mate, its just that you posted that follow up pic of you one handing the 88 on the crosscut as if your promoting techniques that look half-arsed like they're the new current industry best practice.

 

if you look carefully at the pic you'll note rupe but one of those wedgie things at the top of the cut to catch the chainsaw when it kicked back:001_tongue:

[scotspine1]

if you look carefully at the pic you'll note rupe but one of those wedgie things at the top of the cut to catch the chainsaw when it kicked back:001_tongue:

 

That may be so steve, but rupe and one of Monkeyd's boys are now on the list.

[Steve Bullman]

the list?

[John Shutler]

the nughty list steve,they shall only get coal in their stockings from santa this christmas

[scotspine1]

the nughty list steve,they shall only get coal in their stockings from santa this christmas

 

thats if they make it to christmas

[Marc]

Whay not just do 2 half hitchs proceding your termination if your overly worried about slip.

 

There is also 2 different ways of arranging your half hitches i've obsereved, a C or Z way of loading the rope, hope someone understands what i mean and can explain the difference.

 

As for using karabiners in place of a termination i don't see the huge time saving, it takes even me and i'm rubbish less than a minute to tie a running bowline, it just feels better for me.

[John Shutler]

can i go on the list

[Dean Lofthouse]

can i go on the list

 

No but we are starting a "need a haircut" list

 

You can go on that

[John Shutler]

thats not the firsttime its been said.il see if i can find a picture when i had dreads