My Monster DIY Tensahedron Hammock Stand - Part 1

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  • Опубліковано 26 лип 2018
  • I wanted a hammock stand which could fit in my car for camping. I followed instructions from various people on hammockforums.net and improved a bit with my neighbor's help.
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  • @psilverz4848
    @psilverz4848 6 років тому +5

    Center punch makes the divot to keep the drill bit in place. A countersink deburs the hole and makes the top edge of it angled (for "countersinking" angled screw heads in flat metal). The "cutting saw" is a handheld grinder with a cutting disk in it. Those are called Lock Washers, they help prevent the nut from unscrewing itself.

    • @KarlaWithAKTime
      @KarlaWithAKTime  6 років тому

      I knew someone would know all the proper terms for these tools! Thank you!

  • @develentsai3215
    @develentsai3215 2 роки тому +3

    Not because you are white because the guy who helped you is a gentleman, I remembered in the 80s people are so nice to each other and would help you if you ask them politely:)

  • @user-wg9zz4pf9f
    @user-wg9zz4pf9f Рік тому +2

    Hi Karen, im planning to build one and this is the only good video instructions i found on line. Question i have is how did you join the two 5 feet poles? And do you still use it ?

    • @KarlaWithAKTime
      @KarlaWithAKTime  Рік тому +2

      At the 3:27 mark you can see how one end of the top rail will fit into the other end. And yes, I still use it.

  • @duckundercover7961
    @duckundercover7961 4 роки тому

    r/wildbeef would love this video.

  • @rayngrace
    @rayngrace 5 років тому +1

    Is there someone else doing a tutorial on this stand? Perhaps a step by step in video vs verbal instructions. Thanks

    • @KarlaWithAKTime
      @KarlaWithAKTime  5 років тому +2

      I don't know. Maybe you will need to create that video! If you do, post a link here so I can watch it!

    • @bryanbair2918
      @bryanbair2918 4 роки тому +1

      Rei Matsuo I had a hard time finding a video on the diy Tensa stand, I bought most of the materials at Home Depot and or Amazon and spent about $50.00 I used 1 inch emt conduit and 3/4 inch to make it colapsable and adjustable. I have never made a UA-cam video however but I could give you the materials list and dimensions.

    • @rayngrace
      @rayngrace 4 роки тому

      @@bryanbair2918 thank you. That's so generous of you to give me that precious time. Just in time for these post-lawn mowing or gardening. Much appreciated Bryan. YOU'RE SO AWESOME.
      Thank you.

  • @ssiewnad
    @ssiewnad 5 років тому +1

    Bay View?

  • @sdlopez83
    @sdlopez83 5 років тому +5

    Because I'm white? Did I hear that right?

    • @KarlaWithAKTime
      @KarlaWithAKTime  5 років тому +1

      Yes. I acknowledge I may have gotten special treatment because of the color of my skin.

    • @sdlopez83
      @sdlopez83 5 років тому +1

      @@KarlaWithAKTime wierd way of thinking, but great video! ;)

    • @KarlaWithAKTime
      @KarlaWithAKTime  5 років тому

      @@sdlopez83 Thank you. Are you making a stand?

    • @sdlopez83
      @sdlopez83 5 років тому

      Contemplating it or just pulling the trigger on a tensa4. Looks like an easy enough project.

    • @KarlaWithAKTime
      @KarlaWithAKTime  5 років тому +1

      @@sdlopez83 I was surprised at how quickly it came together. It helped having so many others posting how they made theirs.