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Sliding X revisited |
28-Jan-2015 At 11:22:30 AM |
shortman
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On 28/01/2015 Dave_S wrote:
>the sling, and doesn't cause melting. This is the same reason why a Munter
>hitch won't melt your rope.
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Actually it can and does still melt, just not to the point of failure. Hence why webbing and rope can be a bit glazed/scorched.
>(And if you cite the DMM article which incorrectly makes this claim that
>anchor loads are not balanced in a sliding-X I will be forced to put my
>face through my desk and then start drawing free body diagrams!)
Please oh please cite the article Kieran, :) |
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