Micko1974
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Not once have I seen, or heard it hereWhat a mess! I'm just glad that never happens here!![]()
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Not once have I seen, or heard it hereWhat a mess! I'm just glad that never happens here!![]()
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Like my dad used to say in a somewhat exasperated tone, “If you don’t know how to tie a proper knot just tie a whole lot.”Nice, however I avoid zip ties for applications like that. Some old braided fishing line and a zillion knots works for me.
It's just absolutely amazing, isn't it?Not once have I seen, or heard it here![]()
The common one I use is "If you can't tie a knot, tie a lot."Like my dad used to say in a somewhat exasperated tone, “If you don’t know how to tie a proper knot just tie more.”
What is this thread about again?
That is what I am assuming,Assuming it wouldn’t unclip is a different issue.
I realized that I had dorked that up and hopped back on here to correct myself.The common one I use is "If you can't tie a knot, tie a lot."
What do you think the yield strength would roughly be?
Great point John.... Thanks. I'll be swapping out those zip ties today with either some paracord or some 200lb test braided downrigger line which I have plenty of.Nice, however I avoid zip ties for applications like that. Some old braided fishing line and a zillion knots works for me.
Do you have any insight into why long line clips are not used more often? They have at least one distinct disadvantage in that they do not open up enough to clip to larger diameter objects or a rope.
Bungee works wellI use a tuna clip on my anchor / mooring line marker strobe.
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