rope question

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What are you doing with it? What material is it? Melting as @ropensaddle described is often (with synthetic fiber 3 strand rope, almost always) enough. If you are putting some serious use on it (first, find something other than 3 strand...) whipping and shrink tubing is a better bet. Unlikely that it will come with anything other than a taped end that was cut with a hot blade rope cutter (partial melt that will keep it from fraying during shipment, but not in real use). If it is a natural fiber rope, it won't melt...you'll have to whip the ends.

Edit: Never mind on the material question...it doesn't look like New England still makes any natural fiber ropes. So, the ends will melt.
 

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