This is my first shot at the beginnings of my suspension, Two Soft shackles, two Continuous Loops, and two Whoopies.
I used 7/64 amsteel, and the red wires are my splicing tools. The wire is 20 gauge beading wire from Hell-mart.
I hope to have someone at the Fairfield Hang check my homework before I do a butt-dive, lol!
At first it seems confusing, but now I find it relaxing to make a set! Welcome to the club!!
The learning curve is not too bad on splicing, especially with a coach and there will be several at the Texas Fall Hang.Originally Posted by Shelly O'Smelly
This is my first shot at the beginnings of my suspension, Two Soft shackles, two Continuous Loops, and two Whoopies.
I used 7/64 amsteel, and the red wires are my splicing tools. The wire is 20 gauge beading wire from Hell-mart.
I hope to have someone at the Fairfield Hang check my homework before I do a butt-dive, lol!
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The photo is not showing for me, but congrats on splicing.
Ditto on the pic, but you should be fine assuming you followed the bury rule correctly. Welcome to the splicing crowd.
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