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Cum să bobineți corect frânghia
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Thanks
Great name for a Chandler
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Nice tips. Thx.
Had no idea how to keep it from twisting or what caused it! You Sir have answered and explained the reasons! THANK YOU KINDLY 👍
nice advice about coiling ropes . the securing of the coil too fast to follow though, sorry.
The only thing I disagree with is intentionally adding ANY twist. It does look prettier that way, and though you will probably get away with it, it's unnecessary. Just grab it and place it the same orientation in your other hand and let it fall naturally: stiff line will flake all by itself, softer line will fall into a coil with the bottom ~90° off plane from the top (it will fall into a figure 8 coil rather than a figure 8 flake as soon as gravity is removed from the equation, like when it's dropped on the deck), but I don't know of any reason that's not ok.
I like it. I never really thought much about why my braided rope had those weird curly-qs. Now I know. I was actually looking for a video that would show a good way to tie up (in order to shorten the length) the remainder of a rope where one end is fixed and cannot be accessed. I'll give this figure-8 thing a try & see what happens, but if life goes the way it's been going I'll probably have to invent some rope-related technique for this.
This year really takes me to youtube places I thought I'd never go to…
This is the best way. I learned this method a long time ago. Thank you for doing it right!
Very helpful. Thank you!
Years of doing it wrong, thanks for showing the right way
Great video
Been living on my boat for 2000 miles now. Finally figured this out lol
Just eat the worms.
Mistake! Don't twist the double braided rope while you coil it. Just push the rope, it will follow his natural texture and form a eight automatically.
Like number 1K… congratulations MY FRIEND
This is the way I already do it….. not a useful video, on to the next that can show me something everyone doesn't already know.
Real nice. Having been on boats for the most part of my 80 years, I LEARNED something from this video. T H A N K Y O U West Marine.