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I thought that was my washing machine! lol

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I wound up modifying the design so that there is a continuous web strap on each panel so that the two panels will adjust in relation to each other. With the two panels independent of each other they cannot adjust as you move one up or down for comfort.

Im interedted in getting into build my own gear. What sewing machine is that ? Any recommendations for sewing webbong and such ? Tia.

Do the same thing except use 1” strapping. Girth hitch loop for boot and body weight will make it tight (no need for rubber over strap) and will not come off boot. Really tight. No need to make adjustable. Just determine step Length you want. I use 18”

Jrb tree climbing. Js

Great job! I also love supporting small businesses, so I placed an order as well. You will and would gain so much traction on youtube if you reposted these videos with the common language for the title. Climbing with 2 aiders. or 2 aiders climbing sytem. or Lightweight climbing system. Lighter than 1 sticking something like that to be able to showcase these things to an audience that only sees UA-cam-recommended videos. It would help so many people

This is an awesome video! Thank you for sharing this!

How does this have 21k views and 24k likes?

Do you z fold the 2 inch webbing into the 1 inch tubular webbing?

Would this work with 550 cord ?

Bro...this ol fat man broke out in a sweat after your second move!! 🤪

Great idea but I wonder if a coated cable would be quiter. That noise will 100% alert mature deer. Maybe not younger deer and if it doesn’t matter to you than you do you. You could bend the fender washer like you did then plasti dip it and a coated cable and I think one or both would silenced it. Stealth strip is the best thing and that’s what i would personally use on the cable and the washer. It’s cheap and once you put it on it’s not coming off.

Gonna copy you. What that run ya? 5cents?

Oh well thats pretty clever, does it leave any residue on the fletchings?

Why though..... What do you do with it?

Not a tree climber, but what an amazing demonstration with simple equipment. Needed this to set a camping tarp ridgeline higher without a ladder. Thanks for your humble presentation.

Hi Jerry. Greetings from Northern Ontario, Canada. Could you tell me, how important is it to use full bury rope? Is there any other option, such as up sizing diameter? Is there a way I could make my own full bury rope? Can’t find any videos on how to do this. Would really love to go to a light weight system like yours. This old guy is getting tired of lugging heavy packs through the bush.

How many times have you used them?

Nope

Are you standing up with your dominant leg or wrapping the tree with your dominant leg? I just tried this method on a similar tree and found it extremely difficult to be hands free to advance my main tether.

Maybe put the top loops on last (?), easier to run the brummel loop

Thank you. As a DIY guy this is very helpful.

Love it. Just made 2 for my main tether. Thanks!

Thanks Jerry for doing these build videos. I built my own setup using the amsteel by following one of your vids and it has been working great! Thanks!

Im really diggin this idea! I appreciate the videos on how to make from scratch. But im just curious to the people that are not so skilled, would there be a way to possibly order one from you?

Best one I’ve found. No unnecessary talking about how easy it is and covering up the knot tying. Very helpful

I know this an old video but damn I dont know why there's people bitching about the camera work. I watched this video and within 30 mins had a 2 step built and hanging in a tree. Worst part is dulling out scissors and fishing the bury through . Other then that it's pretty straight forward. Thanks man for uploading this.

Awesome instructive video, thank you!

Looks extremely slow.

I am interested in evaluating how well this could work for caving applications where drops can be in excess of 100 ft. I would like to know how your experience with wet rope has been? How smoothly is it rappeling on a long 12 mm rope (which would be commonly what you would find in caving applications)?

Why not two foot loops?

Awesome video! Information is presented well, no fluff or long backstory. Thanks for sharing the knowledge!

In part 1 you said you would discuss how to use our own measurements to make a better fitting saddle in part 2. I watched part 2 and 3 and must have missed it. How wide do you make yours and or what parts of your body are you using for overall width, Hip bone to hip bone, or that plus 3,4,5" etc?

what type of roap and how many feet is that please? Nice bag BtW

Loud as hell but slick

You asked a better way to get the loop back through the lock. I make my loop just large enough to fit over itself with no protective sleeve. After it’s done slide the protective sleeve over the eye and down the Amsteel then girth hitch the aider to the step. Slide the protective sleeve through the eye to be inside the hitch. Make sense? Also, I bought muy aiders and I think they made three individual steps with only the first step having the eyes. The second two steps are brummel locked onto the step above. I haven’t tried building it yet.

Oh my gosh… STOP with the marker on cardboard!!! Killing my teeth! lol

Thank you! Very useful movie!

Thanks to you, my wife has a new project. 😂

Try using a fid for the bury. Easier than fishing wire through the core.

I've found, seatbelts from junk cars work very well. And their not expensive. Everyone knows where there is a junk car.

I want it I need it I gotta have it how much

Real nice demo Jerry. Just the right balance of concise, too the point info and action.

I've never messed with any of this and came here to learn. No closeups and half the shit was out of camera view. Looked like a great finished product at the end though, to bad I didn't learn how to do it

How long does it usually take you to get up to 18-20 ft?

Could you make me one… I will pay you.. thank you

Where do you get that foot tether from. I definitely need to pick one up

This looks like the best way to make a multi step aider. I wish you would have had better video with close ups of how you do your splicing and knots. Much of the most important fastenings were out of the field of view and so far from the camera, we can't see how you were doing them. Have you, by any chance done a remake or considered doing one? If you could get a second person to operate the camera on a tripod or gimbal, it could all be covered. But it looks like an excellent end product

These videos are great !!! Thank you very much for sharing. I've ordered buckles and straps! I have a 38 waist. Would you make it a few inches bigger if you were me to make it more comfortable ? Or, should I stick to your length recommendations ? Thanks!