How does understanding these principles improve marlin spike use?

Use it to pry open stubborn containers, manipulate shackles, untangle paracord, adjust sail lines, break down stubborn packing, or even as a last-resort self- ... Feb 10, 2024 ... https://awesomeforsale.com/1-2-marlinspike/ Thank you to @speedcookie for this video request. Here I show different ways to use a ... Aug 23, 2019 ... I think i read something about using aluminum arrows as toggles for their marlin hitch. Does anyone have any experience with this? Apr 13, 2021 ... That's a rope makers spike, not a seaman's spike. You usually use marlin spikes to open laid line for splicing. Jul 4, 2024 ... One of the things I've been interested for a while is a marlin spike, like this one from Toor. image.png. I have a knot tying hobby, so it ... Incredibly durable and keeps its edge. Still getting used to the angle the marlin spike swings out to, but it definitely works. Psyched it's made in USA. Boye ... May 18, 2020 ... Also known as rigging knives, marlinespike knives live today in the form of reproductions of the original folders and thoroughly modern send-ups ... Nov 6, 2024 ... Marlin spikes are traditionally used for rope and knot work on board ships. Our EDC variation is much more compact - constructed from 6Al4V ... Dec 18, 2013 ... I've been putting this off for a week now, but it's time to face it: I sometimes don't like good stories. And I can't seem to keep that out of ... Jan 25, 2016 ... The Finished Shorter Marlin-Spike called a Podger for Lining Up Holes ... I used 7/8″ & 5/8″ scrap 'All-Thread' to make this Shorter Podger ...