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[dragon383]

Again, thank you for all the replies, I have no clue about sewing... and never heard of stitch tensioning, and being my girl doesnt want to help me out... I need to learn everything myself

[Bubba]

Again, thank you for all the replies, I have no clue about sewing... and never heard of stitch tensioning, and being my girl doesnt want to help me out... I need to learn everything myself

Check out the links in Ramblinrev's sig line. There are some helpful videos there.

[dragon383]

Check out the links in Ramblinrev's sig line. There are some helpful videos there.

I will, thank you for the help

[Bubba]

I will, thank you for the help

No worries. I just started this past summer and it is such a useful skill to have. Its quite a liberating feeling to know you can make and fix your gear. Have fun!

[AppalachianHammock]

If your really worried about the end channels, Go and pick up a roll of gutterman upholstery thread from joanns or similar. It was what I always used before we started having our hammocks made in PA. Now we use a size 138 polyester thread that comes on like a 3lb spool lol. Its so strong that I carry some camping for general purpose twine and such.

EDIT: This is what we use now, but it will not work in a home machine, that I know of.

http://www.thethreadexchange.com/miv...e=BPT1381BLACt

[dragon383]

If your really worried about the end channels, Go and pick up a roll of gutterman upholstery thread from joanns or similar. It was what I always used before we started having our hammocks made in PA. Now we use a size 138 polyester thread that comes on like a 3lb spool lol. Its so strong that I carry some camping for general purpose twine and such.

EDIT: This is what we use now, but it will not work in a home machine, that I know of.

http://www.thethreadexchange.com/miv...e=BPT1381BLACt

Thank you for the information