Well, the stitching might not win awards but it hangs just fine. It's a double layer 1.4oz follage gray nylon from DIY Gear Supply with a whoopie sling and toggle suspension. I love the color and feel of the fabric. I just need to figure out what kind of toggles I want to use, in the pic I'm using screw drivers.
Congrats! Nice work!
Love the screwdrivers! Nice work!
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Good job, gotta love DIY.
For fabric feel I have yet to find any hammock body fabric that I prefer over that particular fabric. Nice work!
Next question to answer: how much does it weigh?I just finished my single layer Jo-Anns 1.9oz rip-stop and it comes in just a hair under 18oz with the tree straps.
Now, I'm debating whether I want an attached or detached bug net. I'm leaning towards attached. Then I need to consider if I want it fully removable or not.
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I agree. On both points.Originally Posted by Eidson
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Screwdrivers?? I usually drink them, then fall into the hammock.
Good multi-purpose, put a regular screwdriver on one end and a phillips on the other.
Good job on the hammy.
And you look mighty comfortable in that hammock!
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