DIY: Netted Bushcraft Chair
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- Опубліковано 20 лис 2019
- How to make a simple, netted, hammock-style, macrame chair using bank line and minimal materials to create a comfortable and functional backcountry set up. Survival Instructor and Buschraft Expert, Joel Graves, instructs how to use simple tools - like a handmade netting needle and mesh gauge to create a high-quality camp chair out of simple materials.
Materials Needed:
Bank Line
Netting Needle (optional)
Paracord
4 Large Sticks
A Phone? (or something of similar size)
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Good video, I’ve sat in this chair at class and can definitely say it’s comfortable! After a long day of being in the woods it’s 10 times better than having to sit on anything else. With it set up on the tripod it’s awesome to be able to adjust the back angle of the chair to be able to sit up straighter to cook over the fire or angled back to just relax. I’ve seen people bring chairs and even a product that’s a triangular piece of canvass that you put sticks in to make a small camp chair, but I would rather have this any day. It’s lighter and more compact to carry, multi use as a pack or net, and way more comfortable to sit in as it supports the back. It will take practice to make and own this skill, but it doesn’t seem as complicated as I thought it would be and looks like with everything else it would come easily through practice.
Great video. You explained it very well. Awesome video.
Are you going to that event I told you about in Lake Butler in Jan? I think Justin Cook will be there.