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you don't need a biner, you can just feed the loose end of the tree strap through a sewn eyelet.

well, if you walk off leaving gear i guess it's like leaving unburned fire wood. you could make...

i use a biner on the eyelet side of the tree strap and my clip on the non eyelet side. those 3 peices never get broken down, always 1 and only make sliding adjustments

oldgringo -

not sure i follow you. won't the AHE cinch clips just slide off once you remove the tension from the whoopie? also, the dutch clip is a loose piece - is that what you could walk off...

I had some people ask through PM if I could offer these so here they are.

mass per is ~28g, dims are 0.25x35x52mm

$15 for the pair
$4 for shipping CONUS, overseas PM first please
after 2 sets...

how do they look?

i probably should have added that anything made, which isn't going to be much will just turn around back to the community. it will increase the amount donated to HF, i'll spend more at BWDD and it...

i added a poll to see what the interest is, right now, i think i can get them done for about $19 shipped ($14 for the clips / $5 for shipping) (CONUS) this would be for a pair of course.

right now...

i use a cnc to prototype but for anything with volume I'll use a waterjet. you could use a laser but you need a high wattage 5K so you don't melt the material.

Yeah - Tim just posted this on Dutch's what do i do with Ti. little bit different than what I'm doing but still good ideas

instron tested this morning for load - sustained 1003lbs with no deformation, did not take to break. the metal did not enter a state of plastic deformation, measured gap at load and matches FEA...

there is a slight edge on the slots where the straps go through but nothing that will damage the tree strap. same for the amsteel. i tried them without sanding the edge and it left a mark on the...

don't know - i was thinking about 'the double-double' but i'm open to suggestions.

the stress on the webbing is applied mostly at the top slot but distributed throughout as it loops through. as it goes through the other two and then back through the first the load is distributed...

I was playing around with a design on getting rid of using a spike because I saw a guy slip and end up on his butt. i also don't like to use carabiners because they're too bulky in my bag so i came...