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Topic	Date	User
Marking middle of rope- what to use	4-Nov-2014 At 4:14:45 PM	Drake
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On 4/11/2014 ajfclark wrote: >A guy I know used to used a piece of bright thread and a blunt needle. > Easy to remove when you chop the ends again. I've marked the middle of my ropes with needle and thread, being careful only to put the needle through the rope sheath. It looks something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SEE3o3moXA Unfortunately my thread was ripped apart and needed to be removed after a few passes of a weighted rope through a belay device (i.e., after a few abseils).

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