For those who know Andrew well, they know he loves a challenge and learning new skills. We found some time to actually tackle our biggest goal yet, new lines. Andrew bought the splicing tools needed for the job, a Japanese Marlin Spike, a pusher and a fid. We ordered 3/4 inch double braided lines in black with orange accents to match the colors of our boat. Each of us made at least one eye splice. I did the lock stitching and whipping on all the lines. Andrew is taking care of the last step, melting the ends to stop fraying. 2
This will chronicle our life as live aboards as we travel the US and Canadian waterways and homeschooling.

Friday, March 25, 2011
350 feet of line
For those who know Andrew well, they know he loves a challenge and learning new skills. We found some time to actually tackle our biggest goal yet, new lines. Andrew bought the splicing tools needed for the job, a Japanese Marlin Spike, a pusher and a fid. We ordered 3/4 inch double braided lines in black with orange accents to match the colors of our boat. Each of us made at least one eye splice. I did the lock stitching and whipping on all the lines. Andrew is taking care of the last step, melting the ends to stop fraying. 2
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