3/4 electrical conduit (EMT) weighs about 7 oz per foot. A stand with 4 pieces 102" long should weigh approximately 15 Lb.
3/4 electrical conduit (EMT) weighs about 7 oz per foot. A stand with 4 pieces 102" long should weigh approximately 15 Lb.
I saw those too, and they are too flimsy. They are also only 7' long and maybe 5/8" diameter. Closer would be the 8' Sturdy Stake at Home Depot but even those felt more like they were a plastic coated tube instead of a coated rod.
I'll be picking some up tomorrow and I'll post pictures. I've already taken some pvc 3/4 conduit to make connectors that >hopefully< slide over the ends.
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I'll also post those results when I have them.
If this works, I'll probably try to use the conduit to make connectors between shorter sections as well. But that experiment is a ways off.
You can see the connectors I use in post #588
Tensahedron Stand
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Tried to read as much of this as I could. I may have missed it. Anyone using this with a amok dramur? My concern is that both ends need to be level. No foot end higher like a ge hammock.
They've said they've tested it with a Draumr. I've not seen a pic of it though
I keep thinking I'll do this as well for mine, but i'm 99% sure I'm just going to build a turtledog with a short ridgepole this week
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I think what he's saying is that with the draumr you have to pretty much center the hammock on the suspension, you can't force the weight to one side like you can a gathered end on this stand
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