Cea mai ușoară cătușe moale cu oase de câine [Dyneema] | Înțelepciunea navigată

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1. Brilliant. The cross bury is a great idea. Did you steal one of Maddie’s kitchen knives? Easy to follow as well. I like the travelogues but you know me. Give me sailing and messing with ropes.
   Cheers
   Jim & Karen

2. Ahoy! Skipper! I've got my Amsteel gray but my dog must've gotten into the bones … where can I find some of those puppies? (Can't see 'em anywhere on your Website or your shop.)
   duh, guess Ah'll hafta try Giggle.

3. Audio is way too low! (Your trailer really blasts when the vid ends.)

   @04:45 "The most important part is when I'm all done, no one sees any ink marks, it's all nice and clean."
   Well, nice and clean is great, but WHO would be looking at your HANKS?

   @07:10 "'Why are these coming out on opposite sides?' Well, it's very simple, and you're gonna see that right now."
   Skipper, throught this video (and all those I've seen so far) you make a great effort to make everything clear, even when it isn't very simple. Kudos to you, sir!

4. I’ve been using these for a while. These are from Tylaska. They have two materials, aluminum and stainless. For high loads go with the stainless.

   https://www.tylaska.com/product-category/marine-hardware/dog-bones/ . I’m still waiting for Herb to publish his book. “Zen and the art of sailboat rigging”.
   We need to get him a set of Selma fids. LOL

5. Could you put a loop in the other end from the dog one and make it a soft shackle? Would it be less likely to shake loose if the sail flogs?

6. Thanks again.
   Do you have any tips on how to get a knife reasonably sharp? Any videos on this I see use all sorts of tools and leather straps and special powder ……

7. How would this work in a soft shackle. Of course making the loop in the top first.

8. What diameter is that Dyneema? 4mm? 6mm?

9. Now you were thinking of me today! I'm flattered!! Hope y'all have a great evening! 🙏❤️👣⛵️

10. Will the dog bone fall out when it gets cold out due to dyneema expanding?

11. 👆 – ВЕSТ ADULТ DAТING SIТE 💌💑f💌

12. Ahh, I remember those well. Good job!

13. I'm sure I've seen that for sale in the Kinky Shop's in NY in the 80's, 🤪🤪

14. Can you explain the reasons you use a dog bone over a button knot soft shackle, to me you are adding extra weight and only eliminating half the hardware. Is it just for ease of attachment/detachment and a little less profile ….. just interested

15. I like it! But how do you keep from fumbling your dog bone shackles overboard when taking down the jib? Do you use a small piece of string to tie them to the gromet "permanently" like a brass one?

16. Where can we get the dog bone/toggle piece? Is there a part number or model number? I got some 5.5 inch carbon steel shears that one side has micro serrations so it grips the fibers and they don't slip/squish out. They work great, but the did cost about $30

17. can you please paste a link which dog bone you are using?

18. 👍👍👍

19. Thx'z for the video it was entertaining and education!

20. Is there a way to predict the decreased breaking-strength of a non-tapered splice, or is that one of those "There are waaay too many variables to accurately predict that" things?

    For instance, you said that the shackle has a breaking strength of 10,000 lbs, but how much is that reduced if you don't taper? Is the new limit 9,000 lbs? 200 lbs? Is that calculable, or would you have to do a bunch of "bad" shackles and yank on them until they failed? (Doing an "n" of 30 to get a statistically-significant test sounds … tedious) I.e., is there a nice mathematical equation, or would you have to "engineering" it?

21. Herby – very cool video. Appreciated! Is the dog bone the only option for hardware for closing these soft shackles? Is it the tight space between the sail edge and the stay that keeps the soft shackle from releasing? How do you make sure that if a soft shackle comes undone, you don't lose it? Thanks!

22. Thanks Herbie!
    Brilliant!
    I was planning to change the hanks of my stay sail to soft-hanks. So this is perfect.
    Important question:
    Where did you get the dogbones? Any option in EU?
    Cheers, Carlos

23. Good to see this one again. I copied this technique to tie loops on low friction rings. They then can be hitched to rails or stanchions for temporary re-directs.

24. 👍!!!

25. good stuff mate!

26. I have a large amount of knot soft shackles I use frequently for any reason. Originally made most for sails on lines as staysails. Now they can be used for everything. I would like to know more on the comparative use of styles? Possible a non metallic dogbone will have me try this. Think I could mold resin impregnated rope section if none are available. Thanks for another fine tutorial.

27. Beautiful

28. If you'd really like to know what things break at, you likely could work with the HowNot2 Youtube channel. He has a new, more convenient break-test machine to test things and has other sailing-specific break testing content. https://www.youtube.com/@HowNOT2

29. Instead of pushing I would use a pulling needle such as a D-splicer. Way easier to use. And a pair of scissors to cut just for safety 😉

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