When has a climbing rope had it?

[Gray git]

Think they will only do it on a new rope not a used cut down 1.

[Joe Newton]

Who splices ropes? Fr jones? Honey bros?

 

 

Where are you based? There's a few on here that splice

[Riggerbear]

As Joe has said, there's a few of us that can splice.

Your New England 'Agama' is a easy rope to splice

[TGB]

Tightly tape it off with electric tape, just short of damaged section. Neatly cut through with sharp knife. Then melt end, making sure to seal the end and not leave any sharp melted protrusions.

Don't touch the melted end with fingers while still hot. It hurts like hell.

[Tommy_B]

As Joe has said, there's a few of us that can splice.

Your New England 'Agama' is a easy rope to splice

 

.....If it's not been climbed on lots.

 

Also worth mentioning that it's doubtful suppliers will splice ropes that haven't come from them or are used

[Joe Newton]

.....If it's not been climbed on lots.

 

 

 

Also worth mentioning that it's doubtful suppliers will splice ropes that haven't come from them or are used

 

 

Suppliers may not, but I know you like a challenge.

 

Send it Tommy's way. The dirtier and older the better.

 

I'd offer, but...

 

... I don't wanna.

[Stubby]

You can cut it yourself - my method is wrap where you're going to cut in insulation tape, heat an old Stanley knife to red hot with a blowtorch and go straight through, seals it as you go then

 

This .

[aiden]

if you get someone to put a new splice on the rope then it cant be lolered , unless its done by someone who can give the splice a ce mark. So probaly best to start using a termination knott

[Duncansimpson]

Seal it with a lighter and keep a close eye on it. It's well within the safety criteria for loler test imo. I did the test a few years ago and I haven't had a really close look but unless at least 2 strands have been completely severed it should be ok.