Strand class ii eye splice, 4a 4 b 4 c, 7a 7 b – Samson 8-STRAND Class II Eye Splice User Manual

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8-Strand Class II Eye Splice

S A M S O N S P L I C I N G I N S T R U C T I O N S

Mark 1

4

step

ta P i n g t H e e n d s a n d U n L aY i n g t H e r O P e

4

a

4

B

4

C

Tape the ends of each of the 8

strands individually.

Unlay the strand pairs all the way back

to the tape at Mark 1. Keep the pairs of

strands together while unbraiding.

When unlayed, the strands in a pair will

be twisted around each other. Untwist

each strand pair so the 2 strands lie

parallel to each other, rather than

twisting around each other. Tape the

ends of each pair together.

4a

4B

4C

Individually

taped ends

Arrange the strand pairs as shown in

Fig. A. One set of the marked (gray)

strands is on the top and the other

marked (gray) strands are on the

bottom. The unmarked (white) pair

will be on the left and right.

5

step

Mark 2

Mark 1

P O s i t i O n i n g t H e s t r a n d s

Figure a

F O r M i n g t H e e Y e

rOUte tUCKing tHe strand Pairs

6

step

7

a

7

B

Physically form the eye. Make certain

there is no twist in the rope. Place

the (white) pair that is closest to the

standing part of the rope over the

rope at Mark 2, as shown in Fig. B; be

careful not to add twist to the rope.

Beginning with the left rotating

marked (gray) pair of strands on

top, make your first tuck under

the right rotating (white) pair of

strands closest to Mark 2. Pull

the strands completely through,

making sure that the strands

don’t twist (Fig. C).

Turn the eye over and tuck

the other marked (gray) pair of

strands under the (white) pair

of strands directly opposite the

previous tuck (Fig. D).

7

step

Note: If necessary, use a fid or marlinspike

to loosen the strands. The left rotating (gray)

strands will be tucked under the right rotating

(white) strands, and vice versa.

Mark 2

Mark 1

Mark 2

Mark 1

Mark 1

Figure B

Figure C

Figure d

Turn rope

over

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