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Lesson! (what were you thinking????) on how to do the ends of rope, and also how do you do the same thing with say, stainless wire? Like for the wood shroud rollers I'm going to make?
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LOL...so many ways people could misinterpret that Denise...

Try this PDF to start with. Grog's also has a few listed here.

As for stainless steel wire for wooden shroud rollers, what I'd do instead is cut a groove around the shroud rollers and then just wrap it with wire in the groove, and then twist it off and press the wire flat into the groove so it doesn't snag anything.

Another option is to get a ClampTite tool, which is a really cool gadget to have aboard a boat anyways, and use it to clamp off the shroud rollers using stainless steel seizing wire, which you should have aboard anyways. BTW, I got one of these at the last boat show...very useful.
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I was thinking exactly what you were talking about. Now if you'd have said "spanking"......
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Thank you guys I knew it was simple, guess I need to practice whipping myself.. I mean.. stammer... well err... duh.. blush lol
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LOL... nicely said...
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You might want to pm knothead... im sure he is good at whipping. for spanking, pm any of the guys who posted....lol/jk.
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denise your going about it all wrong, you need a whipping boy. he can whip or be whipped, what ever you need
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I never knew how kinky sailors are! Oh my gawd! LOL
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Sailors play with ropes a lot... what did you expect??
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