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Martin Nemec

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  1. Martin Nemec
    I fully agree with Rowan the Bruce!!! No reason why dont leave this valuable ancient trees in nature for biodiverzity. REMOVING IS STUPID IDEA!!! Howgh.
  2. Martin Nemec
    Hi Ian, nice job, i verry like this coronet cuts for oak crown reduction! Take care!
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    Martin Nemec replied to DrewB's topic in Splicing Forum

    Hi Drew,nice job, 24mm stable braid look perfectly with big DMM, good propotion! Can you, please, next time use better name for your thread, little bit more specific? I think, it will be better for orientation and search in threads. Thanks and i look forward to next splicing
  4. Martin Nemec
    Hi, my friend cutted in flipline with 6mm wire core. It was verry, but verry easy and with small chainsaw S180. When is flipline tight, you can cut trought without problems in a split second! Climb safe friend!
  5. Martin Nemec
    Hi, i use Fiscars scissors, 16mm double braid rope cut verry easy, but with Vectran and similary fibers it´s trouble. Here is picture: http://fiskars-online.cz/p/345/
  6. Martin Nemec
    Hi CraigD,especially your stiching are verry clear, beautiful ! Regards from frosty Praque.
  7. Martin Nemec
    God job Matt, look verry nice! I can´t see stiching. On my similary lanyard i use shorter prusik from 8mm Sirius (DB,spliced acording to Samson direction) and as friction knot distel.
  8. Martin Nemec
    Nice job Dak! Please, do you spliced Ocean 10mm or 8mm?
  9. Martin Nemec
    Zing it is verry good, i use it as reserve throwline. But beter is STIFFLINE 1,8mm. French dyneema throwline. In finger feel it as plastic, verry slipery, perfectly go down in difficulty condition. Stiffline Dyneema Wurfschnur - Freeworker Baumpflege Fachhandel

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