rope wrench ZK-1

[Steve Bullman]

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[Paul Smith]

http://www.treebuzz.com/forum/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=288443&an=0&page=0#288443

 

Or go to treebuzz, click on buzzboard and go to climbers talk. You will find it under rope nut.

[Steve Bullman]

ahhh ok...i thought you were talking about a rope wrench mk11

[High Scale]

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ahhh ok...i thought you were talking about a rope wrench mk11

 

Ditto.

[Paul Smith]

its the same principle just a different design.

[kevin bingham]

Gordon sent me a Rope Nut and it works well. about the same really. It is a little lower profile and I think there are some good design ideas in there. The one he sent me weighs about the same as mine. But I do see a future in a lower profile wrench.

[High Scale]

A little SRT today with the RW, Lead weight idea stolen from Paolo, rubber innertube idea stolen from Mr T Sorenson, I think.

Edited September 3, 2011 by High Scale
Pablo Escobar.

[gibbon]

A little SRT today with the RW, Lead weight idea stolen from Paolo, rubber innertube idea stolen from Mr T Sorenson, I think.

 

How's it to climb on? I'm going to get one of those soon. Looks like it might take some sweat out of a big climb

Edited September 3, 2011 by High Scale

[High Scale]

How's it to climb on? I'm going to get one of those soon. Looks like it might take some sweat out of a big climb

 

Well it does make climbing through the crown very easy, you can redirect as many times as you like without any friction or drag because its a single line, the RW enables the hitch to behave much like a hitch on a traditional double rope system, it pretty much feels the same.

Edited September 3, 2011 by High Scale

[Peter]

A little SRT today with the RW, Lead weight idea stolen from Pablo, rubber innertube idea stolen from Mr T Sorenson, I think.

 

Or use your 020 instead of the lead weight.......