SPLICES & SPLICING: Splicing, like knotting, requires manual dexterity and practice. With small and/or moderate sizes of three-strand line you can make.

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SPLICES & SPLICING: Splicing, like knotting, requires manual dexterity and practice. With small and/or moderate sizes of three-strand line you can make splices without tools, although a knife, tape, and a fid are extremely helpful. If you are splicing heavier rope or braided line, a marlinspike or a special fid for braided line is necessary. Natural Fiber “Manilla” Synthetic Fiber “Nylon” Strand Yarns Fibers Cotton Manila Polypropylene Nylon Dacron Examples of Right-Hand Laid or Stranded Rope. Examples of Rope Constructions Hollow Braid Stranded Double Braid Diamond Braid  Natural fiber ropes must have a minimum of three complete tucks to be considered complete.  Synthetic fiber rope must have a minimum of five complete tucks.  A tuck consists of all three splicing strands passing under the three strands of the spliced section.  If tapering a splice begin the taper after the minimum number of tucks.  Hollow braid splices must have the opposing core tucked in a minimum of eight inches, with a whipping applied.  A whipping is not required on stranded rope splices. Fibers Yarns Strand

Hollow Braid Splicing Tools Hollow Braid Splicing Fids Whipping Twine Appropriate Sized Knife 3/8” 5/16” ¼” 3/16”

Double-Braid Splicing Tools Appropriate Sized Knife Whipping Twine Sail Needle Marker Tape 3/8” ¼” 5/16” Specialized Double-Braid Splicing Fids

Required Splices: Testing Purposes Stranded Ropes: 3-Strand Natural and Synthetic Fiber – Eye Splice (With or without a thimble inserted) – Short Splice (With or without tapers) – Back Splice Hollow Braid Ropes: Polypropylene and Polyethylene – Eye Splice (With or without a thimble inserted) – End-to-End Splice (Two ropes together) – Back Splice

Where to Get More Information Fisherman’s Workbook, Prado, J. Handbook for Riggers, Newberry, W.G. Knots, Perry, Gordon Modern Rope Seamanship, Jarman, Colin & Beavis, Bill Piloting – Seamanship & Small Boat Handling, Chapman, Charles Pocket Handbook of Knots and Splices, Wall Industries The Ashley Book of Knots, Ashley,Clifford The Splicing Handbook: Techniques for Modern and Traditional Ropes, 2 nd. Ed., Darwin, John & Merry, Barbara Books: Electronic Media:   