I have been whipping some hammocks with a pre-set asymmetrical shape with some success. Has anyone else had any luck doing this? Does anyone know if there is any info on the web? If so, please post. Thanks, Arkwater
I have been whipping some hammocks with a pre-set asymmetrical shape with some success. Has anyone else had any luck doing this? Does anyone know if there is any info on the web? If so, please post. Thanks, Arkwater
Do you mean cutting the material like a trapezoid, then gathering so the end is a straight line? Or cutting on the fabric's bias? What do you mean by "success"...more room to lay flat? Details...we need details!
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IMPOSSIBLE JUST TAKES LONGER
Give me a couple days and I will try to post some picks or drawings showing what I mean. If you are familiar with "W" whipping, its just a way to move the center crest of the "W" to one side. It makes more "bellows" or "loose fabric" to one side of the hammock. Not really sure how to explain, I will try to get some sort of visual for you.
Nice, I do believe that we have given you quit a few hundred days. Nah, it would be good to see this. Is it like Risks ul hammock?
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