I've been busy

**hangNyak** · 10-11-2011, 21:28

Some DIY projects I have finished. This is an SPE for my Wally World ccf pad.

Fronkey's bugnet on the GT Ultralight. Whoopie sling adjustable ridgeline and a stuff sack for hammock and bugnet.

Python skin for my Kelty Noah 12 tarp. Made from some tulle.

Somebody stop me! I'm becoming Martha Stewart.

**jasonb986** · 10-11-2011, 21:52

Looks like you did some nice work there

**ljcsov** · 10-11-2011, 21:52

Its bad I know! I used to have a clean closet floor but now its stacked with gear! Half of it is DIY!

**Knotty** · 10-11-2011, 23:08

There's no stopping you now...Martha.

**jred** · 10-11-2011, 23:29

How much of a bury did you use on your adjustable ridgeline? I used 8-10" (guesstimating), and I have a lot of issues with it loosening automagically.

BTW, nice gear

**JohnSawyer** · 10-11-2011, 23:36

Originally Posted by jasonb986

Looks like you did some nice work there

Nooo... if you were martha, it'd be a flower print DRESS! (and jailtime)

**dragon360** · 10-12-2011, 08:00

Some nicely made gear there!

**Fronkey** · 10-12-2011, 08:29

Awesome job dude!

Fronkey

**hangNyak** · 10-12-2011, 18:09

Originally Posted by jred

How much of a bury did you use on your adjustable ridgeline? I used 8-10" (guesstimating), and I have a lot of issues with it loosening automagically.

BTW, nice gear

I only made the bury 4". I used braided mason line, and it has not slipped at all. If yours is slipping at 8", something is not right. I am not an expert on whoopie slings, but check and see if the bury is "milked" properly. Maybe one of the experts here can chime in.

**Knotty** · 10-12-2011, 20:24

People have snapped paracord and even Hennessy ridge lines. Braided masons line is probably not up to the task. Not that there's any real consequence if it does fail.