DIY bugnet 1.0 (3.74oz)

**GaHammockGuy** · 04-08-2011, 15:26

Nicely done.

Let me get this straight....

The net is open on both ends with a big opening at the head and a small opening at the end.

the net is gathers at the foot so you can get into the hammock. Once inside the hammock, you grab he netting and pull it over your body and then tighten up the opening using the cord and the cordlock..... right?

Daddy LIKE!!

MT · 04-08-2011, 16:27

Ok...DIY project # 58 just added to my list.

Wait! Bug season starts her in 2 weeks

just moved up to # 2 on the list.

Seriously though, I like the simplicity of the project.

Well done.

2 Tango

**tygr** · 04-08-2011, 17:07

Originally Posted by Convert2010

The net is open on both ends with a big opening at the head and a small opening at the end.

the net is gathers at the foot so you can get into the hammock. Once inside the hammock, you grab he netting and pull it over your body and then tighten up the opening using the cord and the cordlock..... right?

That's it.

Originally Posted by 2Tango

Ok...DIY project # 58 just added to my list.

Wait! Bug season starts her in 2 weeks

just moved up to # 2 on the list.

Seriously though, I like the simplicity of the project.

Well done.

2 Tango

Thank you. It was a very simple project.

**linuxhack** · 04-08-2011, 18:55

Looks good!

Hard to see the details, but it looks like your gear organizer could double as ridgeline organizer as well...

**tygr** · 04-08-2011, 19:05

Originally Posted by linuxhack

Hard to see the details, but it looks like your gear organizer could double as ridgeline organizer as well...

Thanks. The stuff sack for the bugnet is a great built-in ridgeline cubby; and you're right, if I add a couple of mitten hooks, the gear organizer could easily hang on my ridgeline... Good thinking!

Gear gets even better when they can be used for more than one purpose.