Super easy cheap and light hammock stand

I saw something similar to this on you tube and had to try it. Not my idea but when I went back on you tube to try and find the vid to give the credit I couldn't find it.
It uses 2 poplar poles, to coated wire cable dog chain runs 20' each, 2x 1/4"x 4-1/2" bolts, 2x cable clamps, and four 3'x5/8" pieces of all thread with nuts and washers used as stakes. I have some other stakes for different kinds of ground but I have slept on this 10+ times and it hasn't sagged or dropped me on the ground.
Would also work great in a situation where you only have one tree:):):)

Close up of connections.

Cables on the left, suspension on the right

Ok so found the video!!! It's called "how to set up a hammock with out trees" on you tube by "divrnr"
This s the vid that gave me an idea to try a larger setup. Mine works great.

Good job! How long are the poplar poles?

8' and the bolts are drilled through at 7' but I think I'm going to put a set of holes through at 6 or 6'6" so I can keep the poles a little closer.
Hers my girl laying it in the hammock I made her. I'll turn her into a hanger yet:)

Thats almost exactly what I did but I used a couple of top rails for a chain link fence that I salvaged and just used rope for the line running between. The poles fit together in the middle so I can break them down easily. Also, theyre hollow so I can jam them in the ground a little. The only problem I have with my setup is that the poles pull together slightly when I get in the hammock which, if I hang my tarp on them, causes the tarp to sag a little. How do you stake the support guylines to the ground? Using stake booms?

Ill see if I can find a pic of my setup. Im only using one pole right now and the other end goes to a large 6x6 fence post.

The cables I bought were sold as cables for a dog run and came with a cable eye support crimped into each end. The soil in my backyard is rather soft and I've got 3' of 5/8" all thread with nuts and washers on top pounded all the way in through the loops in the cable ends. To minimize sagging when I get in I tied a piece of 550 cord from pole to pole right where the hammock suspension would sit and cinched it down as hard as I could with a truckers hitch. Seems to work well.

Here's one stake

Here's the 550 cord with truckers hitch that runs over to the same spot on the other pole. It's darn near guitar string tight.

Ah , ok i see now, thank you! Thats some serious cable! Im just using 3/8" rope, probably part of my issue. I do love my truckers hitches, you can really put some tension on a line with those. Ive actually caught myself playing a tune on the mainline by pinching the string off at various spots and plucking it- im weird like that ;).