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Installing Climbing Rope via Reinforced Ropes

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What happens here

The builder feeds the 3/8-inch reinforced rope through the pre-drilled holes in a zigzag pattern. He ties knots at each hole to secure the rope, ensuring it remains taut and stable for climbing. To simplify feeding the rope, especially with the limited space, he uses a 'needle and thread' technique by taping the end of the rope to a thin stick to guide it through the holes.

Goal: Create a secure and challenging climbing rope feature.

Tools and materials

  • Tape
  • Thin Stick/Rod
  • Utility Knife
  • 3/8-inch Reinforced Rope

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[Music] I've never been in the Boy Scouts so I never really learned any knots no like part of one I think I don't know what it's called all I know is I pulled car cars with us maybe a good idea if you put a knot on top of the nut huh foreign [Music] we need some better solutions for feeding I present to you the needle and thread solution is this crochet am I crocheting right now [Music] foreign so this rope is rated for 295 pounds and I am 215 pounds I could stand on it but I'm not going to risk breaking anything before the kids have a turn at it I've also been a little too optimistic how much a rope I got a little bit more room

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