Great video thank you for posting.
Great video thank you for posting.
Yey, thank you for this other video !
Along with your ridgeline and continuous loops videos, this helped me get started at splicing in no time !
Decided to go with a 1.5" fixed loop, 10" long bury (2 inches from the end of the short bury), and whoopie hooks as beads.
Cheers, keep up the good work!
I just got finished making a set of my own.
I am a complete novice to backcountry camping and hanging, but was able to follow this video and easily make a pair of whoopie slings with amsteel. I made different colors for the head and foot of my hammock, to make set-up with desired orientation quicker. The slings work great. I love being able to set up and take down without ever having to tie or untie a single knot!
You did the tapering exactly right, even if you didn't know it!
Thanks for the great instructions! It was very helpful
Thanks for this great video! I made 2 sets last night following your instructions. Also made several continuous loops.
Great video, just made a pair of Dynaglide WS for my DD SuperLight Hammock for it to be lighter then with amsteel whoopies provided with. Trying to hang tomorrow.
They did hold me, wohoo.
This is a DIY whoopie sling question which I can not find an answer for here while searching. If it has been answered please forgive me and point me in the right direction.
I purchased 36 feet of Amsteel 7/64". I figured 6 feet for a larkshead knot attached loop on each end of the hammock and two 15 foot lengths to make whoopie slings. I cut the 6ft length and made the two loops. So far so good. I measured what was left and only have 24 feet plus a couple inches. Oops! I got shorted. I am not super stressed about this however I do want to know can I make two whoopie slings using 12 foot lengths of Amsteel or must I use 15 foot lengths of Amsteel? S do I make two shorter whoopie slings now or do I make one per the DIYGear instructions and wait for another 15 feet of Amsteel to arrive? Clear as mud?
Thank you for your time and consideration!
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