Infalt will come after you for those extra holes! Just a suggestion, but I would go with gorilla tape instead of the twine.Forgot to mention that the backpack is attached to the chair by a loop up underneath of the seat back.
Think tomorrow I'll poke holes everywhere throughout in the PVC extensions to reduce weight.
Funny enough, I'm already 'in the line' to receive one from Dave. After we cut the check though, my DIY-brain went into engineering mode.So…. I’m impressed by this and love the ingenuity but it really screams “my wife won’t let me spend 600 bucks on the real thing”
If you close your eyes, there will be no difference
I'm worried that that silent seat would be uncomfortable over time. Doesn't your butt get a grid pattern on it? Maybe it's a non-issue. Is there a different one besides the hazmore that is a solid fabric?Replace the towel with a hazmore silent seat and I think you’re good to go.
I'm worried that that silent seat would be uncomfortable over time. Doesn't your butt get a grid pattern on it? Maybe it's a non-issue. Is there a different one besides the hazmore that is a solid fabric?
Cool idea.. You wantbto find some tranpoline fabric like tree lounge uses, it's light, breaths, and comfy.I'm worried that that silent seat would be uncomfortable over time. Doesn't your butt get a grid pattern on it? Maybe it's a non-issue. Is there a different one besides the hazmore that is a solid fabric?
How you pulled that off, I cannot imagine, but I salute youFunny enough, I'm already 'in the line' to receive one from Dave. After we cut the check though, my DIY-brain went into engineering mode.
Just started with what I had at the house.Why not just buy an ultra light camping chair from Amazon for $35?
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