(Samson Rope Splicing Tools - Brion Toss Rope Splicing Tools - Ropes for Splicing - Splice Finishing Tools - Rope Thimbles)
Splicing rope is a fun and challenging activity and we stock the rope splicing tools and books to help you learn how to make your own rope lanyards, climbing line eye splices, and more. There is an excellent video by Brion Toss on Eye Splices, which is available. Specialized rope splicing tools like the Brion Toss Splice Wand, Samson Rope fids and pushers, and the Point Hudson Phid are available here.
WesSpur also stocks rope splicing kits from companies that manufacture arborist rope such as Samson and New England Rope. Our rope clearance page often has short lengths of arborist line available which are perfect for practicing your rope splicing skills or making your own slings and lanyards. Free rope splicing instructions for Samson arborist ropes are available to download from our web site here.
These fids are designed to splice all Samson ropes according to their splicing instructions. Measurements are determined in “fid-lengths” so it is important to get the right sized fids for the rope being spliced.
The pusher is used in splicing to push strands of rope into the splice. Comes in two sizes to accommodate large and small arborist ropes. This pusher is made by Samson for use with their splicing instructions.
This new fid from Yale is designed to make splicing 12-strand hollow braids like Tenex and Amsteel Blue a snap. The wire basket on the fid works just like a Chinese finger trap; use your fingers to bunch up the wire basket, then slide the rope end in and pull. The basket closes on the rope, allowing you to easily complete the splice and bury. When done, simply bunch up the wire, and remove the rope. A great time-saver for anyone splicing 12-strand hollow braids up to 5/8” diameter.
Chock full of useful splicing tools. Contains one small pusher, one each of 1/4”, 5/16”, 3/8”, 7/16”, and 1/2” aluminum fids, and abbreviated instructions for splicing Samson ropes. This kit gives you all the tools you need to splice arborist ropes up to 1/2” in diameter. We recommend picking up the Splicing Manual for full instructions.
Contains everything needed to learn to splice double-braid ropes; including pusher, fid, instructions, and 2 lengths of double braid practice rope.
This new, durable manual features user-friendly directions for the latest splicing techniques. A full-color Samson rope identification chart features 52 different ropes and their corresponding construction and class designation. 158 pages of 30 different splices grouped by 7 types of rope constructions. Laminated, fold-out cover. 159 pages, spiral bound, b&w illustrations.
The Brion Toss Splice Wand makes splicing braided rope much easier than it is with conventional tools. Slide the tool into the rope, grab the end you want with the snare, and slide the tool out. Tool of choice for professionals. Instructions included with each unit.
Splicing 3 strand rope has never been easier. point hudson splicing phid for 3 strand rope from brion toss. This special fid makes a smaller hole in the rope than ordinary fids, for a fairer splice with no hockles or sliced yarns. Round and polished with no sharp edges, easier to enter, even into hard-lay rope. An absolute must for splicing Samson Tree Master!
Traditional steel splicing tool helps separate strands while splicing. Insert the tool into the braid to lever it open. Can also be used to work apart tightened knots. 11” long.
Smaller and more compact than the steel marling spike, this Japanese style marlin will be useful to many splicers. Sturdy 6” spike of best quality Japanese tool steel. Duck bill point for smooth insertion. White oak handle.
Comes with instructions and two specialized tools for splicing New England ropes according to their method.
For whip-stitching a splice.
Leather palm sleeps over the hand and puts the metal socket in the middle of the palm, so that this can protect the hand when the palm is used to push needles through a splice. Right and left hand versions.
For whip-stitching a splice. Available in a 3 lb. roll, or in 100’ hanks.
Thimbles preserve more of the breaking strength of a rope when used with a knot or an eye splice by maintaining a large bend radius and protecting the rope.
Thimbles preserve more of the breaking strength of a rope when used with a knot or an eye splice by maintaining a large bend radius and protecting the rope.
Thimbles preserve more of the breaking strength of a rope when used with a knot or an eye splice by maintaining a large bend radius and protecting the rope.
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