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PostPosted: Feb 11th, '11, 16:56 
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Was that my birthday present EB? :D


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PostPosted: Feb 11th, '11, 18:00 
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Na we are going to chuck all the crappy ropes away, the rope actually broke... Don't buy these ropes from Bunnings, they are cheap stretchy and not good. Considering the cost of the loss, a couple more proper straps are a good investment..

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The load was actually on it's way to Ellenbrook.... :laughing3:


If that is the "Medalist" Brand rope form bunnings, and I think it is, it even came in at #4 in Choice's Shonky awards for last year:

http://www.choice.com.au/reviews-and-te ... hread.aspx

Looks strong, tissue paper core. Fail!

Two things; you generally get what you pay for and buyer beware!


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LOL good score F&F!


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earthbound wrote:
Na we are going to chuck all the crappy ropes away, the rope actually broke... Don't buy these ropes from Bunnings, they are cheap stretchy and not good. Considering the cost of the loss, a couple more proper straps are a good investment..

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The load was actually on it's way to Ellenbrook.... :laughing3:

shit Joel, we used some of that rope to tie down one of the sheds for Yasi! it's still there :)


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:funny1: I didn't think we could say shit on here Jaymie :think:


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nah, you've always been allowed to say shit, cos we talk about fish shit all the time :)
now, some of the other words...


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Your shed must not have weighed a ton Jaymie and didnt swing around the roundabout. I'm thinkin' that could make an interesting cartoon, any drawers out there? That is meant to be draw- ers, maybe lookig for a cartoonist or sketch artist perhaps :think:


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I bought some of this rope a while back to make a swing for the scouts,,
I was given a heads up before we had a chance to use it.

Cut a piece about 1-2 inches long and remove the fibrous filling from the centre.
now pull the leftover woven outer layer tight and you will have a piece of chord about 1/8" Dia.

Now get the filling and unroll it... it's tissue paper!!

And I was going to get the kids to swing on this stuff !! :oops:

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