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trick is - never try and catch a sharp thing!

 

on my gomtaro, i put a 1.5m piece of 5mm braid through handle an tie a overhand, the other end i attach to the sheath clip, works great.

 

Tried that before but its just another thing to get caught up in twigs etc so i abandoned the idea pretty quickly. Trying to catch it was just the automatic reaction of a tired climber, not thinking quickly enough and just throwing the hand in front of the spinning blade from hell hoping to catch the handle:001_rolleyes:

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can do, i just keep the rope arms length etc. - and you do have to sort it out now and again - much better than having to come down if dropped:biggrin:

 

come down? dont you have groundies to send it back up for you? i dont drop it often anyway so no need to worry, just need to remember not to try and catch it:blushing:

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welcome to club silky !

 

i dont hate them,because they do such a good job,but you have to be super duper careful:001_rolleyes:

 

and thats coming from someone who just had their stitches out yesterday,due to a cut nerve in the wrist [silky] 4 weeks ago:001_huh:

 

comes with the job,safe cutting chaps

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depends, i am over cautious and always use a silky - if its a rear handled job with heavy lowering, i do pull someone in.

 

"I came into this game for the action, the excitement. Go anywhere, travel light, get in, get out, wherever there's trouble, a man alone. Now they got the whole country sectioned off, you can't make a move without a form"

 

I know where your coming from mate but take care all the same :thumbup1:

 

I still cant figure out how to do multi quotes on this thing yet :blushing:

Taupotreeman i hear you there, why is it silky cuts bleed so much? it can be just the smallest of punctures but the blood flows like its the biggest.

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