-Handy Hundred: nylon rope that reports to have a tensile strength of 100lb. ( http://rwrope.com/outdoors-sporting-...cord-misc.html )
-Clew ( http://theultimatehang.com/2013/01/w...clew-tutorial/ )
So I have already made set of clews for a porch hammock with some poly rope from Home Depot. The rope is rated for the same as the Handy Hundred, 100lbs, but is 1/4 inch rope. I'm not sure size of the Handy Hundred, but its pretty small. The website has 4 sizes and all in the millimeter range. I thought if I made a clew with 12 or more nettles then the Handy Hundred could possibly work as clew.
Does using the Handy Hundred for a clew sound like a bad or good idea?
I know I could use zing it, but I don't have any and the Handy Hundred is only $2. Maybe the rope being $2's is a sign that this is a bad idea.
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