Author: Roger Walker

Flaking a rope is a measure of progress in flaking, or braiding, strands of hemp fiber into strands of fiber, e.g., to make twine, cordage, yarn, etc. It has been done since at least 2500 BC by the ancient Egyptians and probably earlier by Native Americans. What is Flaking? When flaking rope, you are making

Crafting rope in rust is simple but it does take time. You will need a total of six planks, one of which needs to be from the spruce tree. The other five planks can come from any other type of wood. You will also need two strings which must be crafted using the old school

Climbing rope is used for many purposes, including rappelling and rescue situations. In order to coil climbing rope properly, you need to first untwist it and then wind it into a neat circle. It’s important not to let your rope get tangled while coiling or else it will be difficult to use when you need