Transcription of BSA TROOP 228 Ropemaking
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BSA TROOP 228 Ropemaking
rope SPINNERANCHOR STICK1 dia. dowelAnother broomstick or anythinground and fairly long 1 dia. dowelHardwood is best, but just about anythingwill work. The material does not matter butit must spin easily. Not too long or too long dia. dowelOld broom handles work completely through to makea tight fit for the nail (7-8 long)Bend over the end so the handle won tslide off, and secure with a pendulum-style TOOLS:Whittle, file or rasp a small groove all aroundto keep the twine from slipping binder twine seems to be thecheapest and most available materialfor Ropemaking . Synthetic poly twinewill also work for Scouting high-quality rope in avariety of sizes can be quickly andeasily made with these simple toolsand materials.
Once the strand is tightly spun, it must be “tripled” or “Z-bent” to make rope. This is the tricky part for youngsters or even first-time adults, since the individual segments must be kept tight at all times
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