Sailmaker's Whipping | 3 Strand Rope

In this video, Evan gives a detailed explanation of how to do sailmaker's whipping.
Common Questions...
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Some highlights about the rope used in this video -
- Low stretch
- High breaking strength
- Strongest natural fiber rope
Things you should know about Manila Rope - rightrope.com/?s=manila
Our 3 strand twisted Manila rope is grade 1 and meets or exceeds the Cordage Institute Specifications for Manila rope. Manila rope is sometimes referred to as hemp rope but it is not actual hemp (cannabis). It is made in the Philippines from the fibers of the abacá plant which is a close relative of the common banana plant. The fibers are stripped from the leaves of the abacá plant and twisted into yarns. Manila is the strongest and most popular natural-fiber rope and has the best grip in your hands - even when wet. Natural Manila rope is a very low stretch rope and holds knots really well.
Times -
0:00 | Intro
0:16 | Disclaimer and tools
0:31 | Cut 10 feet of twine
0:40 | Begin the whipping
2:19 | Tie off the twine
2:58 | Cut and burn the ends
3:30 | Finished Sailmaker's Whipping
3:34 | Outro
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[@rushblac6734]

Great tip, I’m going to use this, faster than the needle

[@user-fv5ms4sz8e]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching you explain this knot. I've seen it most of my life and now I understand it's construction. Thanks.

[@phild8095]

I was taught a different method of whipping as a youth, I've never seen this. I like it. It is beautiful and efficient.

[@RightRopeOfficial]

Thank you for your kind feedback!

[@BurchellAtTheWharf]

In the commercial fishing realm, we call this a seizing, but it's the same basic knot, just another name

[@BurchellAtTheWharf]

I assume we call it a seizing because it seizes the end together to keep it from fraying apart.
But we also us this "style" of binding to size two ropes that cross each other to prevent chafing

[@BurchellAtTheWharf]

Dumb question of the day, could yea show us how to slice the inline hockle loop?

[@user-im3lw5sh8s]

very helpful😊

[@dhanasekarramarao9643]

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