Recommend a book on splicing?

[Lepke]

Splicing the main brace.

[Captn_Black]

A book that I have and found useful is "The Handbook of Knots (expanded edition) by Des Pawson"

[sasirles]

This topic is covered very well by the Boy Scout Pioneering Merit Badge.

[Fasithater]

For me, then many techniques are now shown on YouTube in a simpler and more understandable way, so I would choose to see something there.

[Alan Mighty]

Originally Posted by Seellive

The last one I liked was Splicing Modern Ropes: A Practical Handbook by Jan-Willem Polman, which I often carry with me. I found out about it very accidentally, I was just doing a little research for myself and in my personal blog I thought about publishing it as an essay, but when I checked the text through plagiarism at https://happyessays.com/plagiarism-checker/ it came out that it was taken from this book. And then I left it in the sources and started reading, it was very fascinating and now it is my faithful companion. But now there is some history associated with it and it is already a part of the equipment that you need just for yourself. In practice I already know almost everything by heart.

I've Jan-Willem Polman, Splicing modern ropes, and also Barbara Merry, The splicing handbook.