Someone gave me two whoopies and a couple loops worth of 7/64.
I had to have 600' right away.
Someone gave me two whoopies and a couple loops worth of 7/64.
I had to have 600' right away.
walmart sells a needle used to fix pulls in weave. about 12 inchs long and has a toggle loop at the end. il try to get a pic tomorrow. i did buy some galvinized wire in 24a at home depot for snare wire. cut a 3' length and doubled it over and used duct tape. I also twisted it to get it more rigidity.
Lol, there right get away from the am steel. I made 4 (2 from 7/64 and two from 1/8) whoopie slings last night and presently only have one hammock at the moment which already has Whoopie slings . next you'll find yourself making soft shackles for fun and hanging out at the marine store discussing techniques for splicing
thats what i was trying to think of. these are sold at walmart. cant find it on the website but seen it int the sewing sectionOriginally Posted by Dutch
Dritz Loop Turner
How it's used to bury amsteel....
Last edited by gmcttr; 02-16-2014 at 08:00.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Loop-Turner/19757943
This is what you're looking for
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Rob
My rule of thumb is never get less than 100' of amsteel unless you think you actually need some, in which case get 200'.
That's a good rule. I wish someone would have warned me before I made my first order. I only needed about 12' so I ordered 50'. That lasted about 2 days. A few ridgelines, whoopie slings, and soft shackles later and I'm out.
Will the Dritz Loop Turner would work on 2.2 Zing-It?
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Hk2001 and Raiffnuke showed me...
Yes, I just tried it to refresh my memory but I prefer a slightly thinner folded wire. Taper and technique are important.
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