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Beat the throat of the splice with a mallet to soften up as you trying to bury it. Might take quite a few goes but doable.

 

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Are you having a problem with the core bunching up as it reenters the cover? I put a couple of stitches in the crossover to avoid this.

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Also put a carabiner in the eye and shock load it. Then try milking it backwards, this can help removing a little of the bagginess that may of occurred. And continue "massaging" with the rubber mallet. A cold bottle of beer will help you cool your hands if there getting sore....

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Not even that, actually reinserting the core into the rope (B to D according to NE instructions) using my wire fid, have a sling setup on the balcony railing with a carabiner to clip the fid to. It's getting the eye of the fid and the tapered core past the core remaining in the rope so tomorrow I'm going to adjust the angle of the taper and try again.

 

Done several DB so I know I can do it (Imori is a piece of cake though!), I'm just learning the nuances of tachyon for the first time. Is this a common experience for others??

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