Superior Ronstan Splicing Kit (55376): Expert-grade tools for perfect splicing tasks Review

They are well made and polished. they are actually selma fids, also called ronstan. They are much easier to use than Samson or NER feeds. They make splicing high-tech cords like Dyneema or Technora much more comfortable. Well-polished tips prevent fraying or tearing of fibers during use. Combined with a D-shaped splicer, or even a bent piece of crab trap or locking wire, it shouldn't make any connections you couldn't make in a high-tech line.

Upon arrival, two large feeds were hopelessly squeezed together. Would have come back then and there if I didn't need the others from the set back then. The solution was to "freeze" the internal stuck chip with compressed air. inverted to spray liquid, slightly "reducing" its outside diameter for a second. Even after that, it took several hard hits on a piece of wood to loosen it. Luckily no damage is visible. Also, the price of this set is way overpriced in my opinion. For what it is it would…

Selma Fids with Ronstan label Made in Norway and very good Stainless steel (easy repair) along with some other people my 2 big landings are glued together but easily repaired Wood I have a 6 " 2x4 used - 2 spikes vertically across the wood 3. Use a homemade hammer with a medium flathead screwdriver 4 Place a flathead screwdriver on top of a smaller screwdriver and use a household hammer to pry the screwdriver apart and very slightly 5 Lift with a small angled needle nose pliers on the largest…