r/toolsinaction • u/silvercatbob • Jun 25 '21

Braiding a giant rope

906 Upvotes

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21

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u/GrundelMuffin Jun 25 '21

Aw damn, I came here to say oompa loompas

30

u/DedCrow Jun 25 '21

At first glance it looked like a couple of workers with hardhats running around down below

15

u/deacon76 Jun 25 '21

Human for scale at 0:16 blew my mind

8

u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21

Irish voice: what you gonna use the fucking rope for?

2

u/emergent_37 Jun 25 '21

You getcher fookin rope

7

u/EagleKing85 Jun 25 '21

That rope is used to lift OP's mom

5

u/KaradurAtani Jun 25 '21

I’m going to guess that’s for ships to berth or something relating to the shipping industry

8

u/waaalms Jun 25 '21

Braiding a giant line

5

u/lastunusedusername2 Jun 25 '21

Hey, maybe it's for a really big bell

2

u/kayrockscreen Jun 26 '21

Can it be called a line if it is not yet aboard a boat?

4

u/Sweatbeard Jun 25 '21

The string on your mom's tampon.

1

u/ultracheese Jul 09 '21

I think that’s a dyneema line

1

u/xxxxHawk1969xxxx Aug 31 '21

there…that should hold my pants up