eye-splice (Meaning)
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eye-splice (n.)
A splice formed by bending a rope's end back, and fastening it into the rope, forming a loop or eye. See Illust. under Splice.
Synonyms & Antonyms of eye-splice
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eye-splice Sentence Examples
- In sailing, an eye-splice is a type of splice that creates a loop at the end of a rope.
- Eye-splice is a technique used to create a permanent loop at the end of a rope or cord.
- When creating an eye-splice, the end of the rope is folded back on itself and then tucked under the first few strands of the rope.
- Eye-splices are used in a variety of applications, including anchoring, rigging, and towing.
- The eye-splice is a strong and secure splice that can withstand heavy loads.
- To create an eye-splice, start by measuring the desired length of the loop and marking the spot on the rope.
- Unlay the strands of the rope at the marked spot and then fold the end of the rope back on itself.
- Tuck the folded end of the rope under the first few strands of the rope, and then begin to weave the folded end through the strands of the rope.
- Continue weaving the folded end through the strands of the rope until you reach the desired length of the loop.
- Finish the eye-splice by tucking the end of the folded rope under the last few strands of the rope.
FAQs About the word eye-splice
A splice formed by bending a rope's end back, and fastening it into the rope, forming a loop or eye. See Illust. under Splice.
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In sailing, an eye-splice is a type of splice that creates a loop at the end of a rope.
Eye-splice is a technique used to create a permanent loop at the end of a rope or cord.
When creating an eye-splice, the end of the rope is folded back on itself and then tucked under the first few strands of the rope.
Eye-splices are used in a variety of applications, including anchoring, rigging, and towing.
