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Re: [USnavy] Webbing & threaded highline analysis w/ strain gauge indicator:
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slacklinejoe
Apr 11, 2012, 8:17 PM
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I guess if my posts are going to be critiqued, I might as well post a link to the full document: Highline Rigging Information
USNavy, always good to see someone out to verify data. I think this is especially important since my assertion was contrary to some of the old schoolers out there who are busy serving as mentors to a new generation of highliners.
Also, if you are interested, I've got a spare hydraulic pull back ram I'd part with. It might simplify your pull tester.
Also, for sewing, try some TH69 Bonded nylon for top and bottom - it isn't what everyone uses, but its about the biggest thread you'll get through a non-commercial sewing machine.
A commercial bar tacker will get very consistent results and a trusted stitch count. I might be able to assist if you have a particular project in mind.
(This post was edited by slacklinejoe on Apr 11, 2012, 8:24 PM)
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