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![]() Thanks for the encouragement--I've always liked three-strand better than double braid. And buying an entire spool of just one rope will save a bunble.
Now, does anyone know where I can get those round (not teardrop-shaped) thimbles cast in bronze? I can't find them in any of my catalogs. Ben |
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![]() Hello,
Round bronze thimbles can be gotten from a sailmaker, or perhaps directly from a foundry like the one here in P.T. As for rope selection, a single-braid Dacron will be more hockle-resistant than any three-strand, as well as less elastic, easier to splice, and more supple. I definitely subscribe to the best-tool-for-the-job school. Fair leads, Brion Toss |
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