Fantastic video. I was wondering what have I done to my first rope kit and the answer is right here, lack of proper care. I was also instructed to wax rope as treatment, but now I'm gonna oil them first (I buy untreated). Thank you so much!

Great rope care tips! I love using your jute and it's really cool to see your care process. Thanks!

Outstanding content. Thanks for the food for thought on using wax. Your ropes have given myself and my bunnies hours of pleasure. Keep the videos coming, especially suspension ties, your box tie is the only one I use now!!

Thanks for the video! A really helpful video topic would be on some of the bad handling techniques that can ruin your rope

Wow o wow. Thank you for explaining it as energy 👌🏽

Interesting! That's a ton more oil than I have been using! Lots of interesting points here - I'll refer to later!

Fantastically informative video

Thank you!

Hi man, very nice video it is nice to see you are so passionet I learned a lot

can you make a video about rope handling tips, and donts to prolong and care for the rope?

A better way and maybe a more accurate way to describe the ropes "energy" would be to say the ropes tension against itself. Which I think is also potential energy in physics terms.

Those advice hate bring me a looot of high strand onto my ropes. . .

I was wondering if you can do a video and tutorial on how to clean the rope or how to sanitize the

What oil do you use?

What about washing

That’s why I am breaking all my nitro pull starters LOL LOL and thats why I keep keep buying them and I didn’t know that you had oil the ropes on the pull stared so it does not break

What if i use too much of oil? Can i fix it somehow or do i need a new rope

Hej .. nice video I have question how to treat sisal rope. I know that manila is natural oiled and more waterproof than sisal. What sort of oil I can put on sisal to make manila effect. I have a lot sisal rope and I want use it outside where is also salt water. I want avoid tar. Thank you

Can you use coconut oil? It's an oil that hardens at certain temps so I'm guessing probably not

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Mineral oil is best, it doesn't spoil or sour.