Holy crap!!! thats some sweet work. Wish i had the skills to do that with my wifes sewing machine.
Holy crap!!! thats some sweet work. Wish i had the skills to do that with my wifes sewing machine.
Practice makes perfect! I can send you a bunch of silnylon and ripstop scraps if you would like to practice. Pm me if you're interested. I can only use so many stuff sacks!Originally Posted by Bstomper
My head is an animal
Superb job sir. What's your thread injector of choice?
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Inspiring stuff....
Dat 4th photo....... You're a mad detail-guy.
Good stuff!
I use 3 different machines. An old sewtex singer 15 clone, a 70's all metal kenmoore, but I mostly use a Janome 6019, a mid 90's machine.
Glad to hear it....now go make some hammocks!!
Thank you! I try my best. It's all functional though, and that is the most important part.
My head is an animal
Your hammock looks beautiful
Thanks. I appreciate the compliment!Your hammock looks beautiful
My head is an animal
Nice job! I didn't think that blue would be that good looking.
Are those detachable bugnets on the hammocks?
This question might have been beaten to death: What's your opinion on Argon vs Hyper-D (both 1.6)?
This is seriously like a DIY showcase. Thank you so much for sharing. You're absolutely right in that results like this take a lot of practice, but wow what a payoff. I'm sure you are, but you should be very proud. I think it's the essence of DIY to sit down with materials and a sewing machine and come out with gear like this. Congrats Ryan!
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