Samson MISCELLANEOUS Lock Stitching, Whipping, and Seizing Procedures - Manual (Page 2)

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Seizing Method II
S A M S O N S P L I C I N G I N S T R U C T I O N S
S T E p 1
Attach twine to netting needle.
S T E p 4
Continue with this procedure until the whipped area is approximately
1/2 of the desired length, then cut off the taped end near the last wrap.
S T E p 3
Start seizing. Wrap the needle around the circumference of the rope
1 complete turn. Pass the netting needle under the complete wrap
left to right. Pull the loop tight. Pull the needle up maintaining tension
on the completed half hitch and then quickly pull back down to lock
the half hitch in place.
S T E p 2
Tape the free end of the twine to the
opposite side of the area to be whipped.
twine
tape
Cut taped end off
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
S T E p 5
Using some spare twine, tape a loop that covers the length
of the intended whipping distance, letting the 2 free ends
of the looped twine lay over the completed whipping.
Tape the free ends of the loop past the already
whipped area.
S T E p 6
Continue whipping for the desired total length over the
top of the looped twine. After whipping is complete, pass
the exposed whipping twine through the loop. Remove
the tape on the looped twine and pull the ends to draw
the loop under the whipping. Cut off any excess twine.
S T E p 7
Pull the loop through the whipped area. This should place the remaining whipping twine under the whipped area.
Continue whipping
over top of loop
Pass exposed
twine through loop