In this guide, you will make a strong 150 cm rope dog leash from polypropylene rope and rope clamps. The cutting and welding techniques from our other articles on polypropylene ropes will come in handy.
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How to Weld Polypropylene Rope with a Soldering Iron or Heat Gun
Welding polypropylene rope with a soldering iron is fast and needs very little equipment. With a soldering iron you can make a long weld joining two ropes as well as a spot weld on a small area. This guide covers both methods and a jig that holds the ropes while you weld. The other option is welding with a heat gun, which leaves both of your hands free.
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How to Cut Polypropylene Rope with a Hot Knife
The cleanest cut comes from a stationary hot knife cutter for webbing and rope. It cuts by melting the material at the right temperature of 170 to 180 °C. Here is how to work with it.
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Braided Polypropylene Rope: Types, Properties and Strength
Polypropylene rope is popular for its versatility, price, strength and range of colors. It is widely used for dog gear, in water sports (it floats), in gardens, canoeing and sailing. You can also make climbing nets and safety nets from it.
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