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Old 02-09-2008, 11:52 PM   #21 (permalink)
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I once had to cut the chute off of a (sunken) super fuel drag boat. The chute lines were thick nylon straps (reinforced) that I couldn't get through with my knife, my shears cut right through them with ease.
I could see shears working well for webbing, but for thick rope a knife with a serrated edge is the best, the shears just can't get around it. I'm sure msilvia can relate to seeing the lobster pot rope everywhere off of Gloucester, MA.
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I once had to cut the chute off of a (sunken) super fuel drag boat. The chute lines were thick nylon straps (reinforced) that I couldn't get through with my knife, my shears cut right through them with ease.
I could see shears working well for webbing, but for thick rope a knife with a serrated edge is the best, the shears just can't get around it. I'm sure msilvia can relate to seeing the lobster pot rope everywhere off of Gloucester, MA.
Yes, I agree, serrated is the bomb for rope.
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