Cambium saver into pulley saver???

[mattplace]

Yes mate, it is my home made saver. I used: Sirius 14mm (produce Teufelberger) double braid clas.1, Tenex 9mm for prusic, sweet Pinto, Edelrid small biner, Petzl rubber protector. And big steel ring from Singing Rocks cambiumsaver. Now i will be made lighter and cheaper model, from 16strand rope without steel ring but with formed eye. Prusic from IceBlue and as pulley i would like try ISC Micro. Or i can made acording to your wish, dont problem. Regards from beatiful hot spring Prague.

 

does it retrieve well with the edelrid biner and retrieval ball?

 

looks very neat and i might be copying that idea

[Martin Nemec]

Hi Drew, do you used for saver Ocean Poly 10mm? And what are your experiences with tubing in eye, dont "broken" after using? Thank you, Martin

[DrewB]

Hey Martin,

10mm OP works fine. The tubing is industrial heatshrink that is super tough and ive never had any problems with retrieval.

[Martin Nemec]

Thank you for quickly answer, your method its look good. Take care!

[atree]

Do you meen this saver???

 

Tidy Rope guide martin

[Martin Nemec]

Hi Matt, good question! For this setup you must adapt cherry size. For Pinto is original cherry too big. I have cherry diameter after resize 18mm and work great. And i little bit reduced Edelrid biner-without problem, it´s easy.

Cheers

[WeeDee]

i would defo thread the ends as in the above method instead of just splicing and whipping, i bought some 9mm tenex and had a right mess about with it - and i would only rely on that.

 

Thanks for the advice - although I've had no problems (so far) with any of the Tenex splices - this kind or the locked Brummel.

 

What was it that caused you concern and what should I be looking out for?

[jeepster]

Do you meen this saver???

 

hi there is that two Locked Brummel. how did you get one over the other ?

[liamjordan]

i cant splice, but i still wanted one

[DrewB]

bro thats going to get so stuck... if you cant splice just put the tubing on mid way down the rope, positioned in a bight. then form the desired size of eye (remembering to keep the tubing in th eye) and stitch the 2 parallel ropes together remembering to add a stopper knot at the end of each leg of rope, the pinto prussic will keep both legs together as well during use-the stitching just keeps it tidy and is not a strength component..