Been reading up on the threads and they recommend around 12mm and polyester. Will this work? Also thinking of putting some material in-between the rope and neck to help with strangulation I have a fairly thin snood is this a good idea?
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low risk of injury??? the rope could work and then snap minutes in and they could be left with brain damageā¦ OP please do more research and don't be impulsive
Yeah I didn't really understand it feels like high risk if the rope fails although I plan on tying in to a doorknob throwing it over the frame and hanging off the balcony. It's just the diameter that I'm worried about I don't know if it's too thin?Similar threads
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