wow this looks cool I'm going to have to try it too, I haven't used an asym before but i think i they are a parallelogram so i bet you just trim that excess off the whipped edges
wow this looks cool I'm going to have to try it too, I haven't used an asym before but i think i they are a parallelogram so i bet you just trim that excess off the whipped edges
This inspired me to try a variation. I now use the asymmetrical idea with a variation W fold. Horrible ASCII art version below
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I use a 12' length (5'11'' 200lbs) and this is working very nice for me. It doesn't really create more asymmetry in the hang but it seems to provide the W benefits of good knee support with less shoulder squeeze.
i like it, gotta try when i get the materials.
I just used a rectangular piece of fabric and whipped it in a slightly different fashion, but I suspect it gives a fairly similar result. See here.
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So many projects, So little time....
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I think I need my head examined. I am giving this a try. $1 wally world mystery fiber. I'm sure it will be as heavy as all get out compared to the rest. But at least this way I get to make a fool of myself before I sink money into good fabric. Our wally world is not on the "good fabric" distribution list it seems.
Well... the project is not a resounding success but not a terrible failure either. I need to try and discern why one side is more floppy than the other. A final project would need to be longer as well. I started with about 10' in length. I have somewhere around 8' knot-to-knot. I don't have the final dimensions yet.
Last edited by Ramblinrev; 05-14-2008 at 15:21.
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