Who sells Amsteel Daisy Chains?

[joesoup]

Anyone offer them ready made online?

 

[trailblazer75]

Look up Trevor Byrd on Facebook. He's got them cheap enough. Also, "the amsteel guy" offers them. IDK of anyone on here.

 

[Red Beard]

@Sam Switalski

 

[SemperFlightMedic]

I make them too.


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[arm breaker]

Anyone offer them ready made online?

I do not want to take business away from our fellow members here, but I did buy one from H2. That's so far my only experience with them but it seems well done enough.

UHMWPE (aka Amsteel, dyneema, spectra) Daisy Chain | H2 Saddles

Ultra High Molecular Weight PolyEthylene (UHMWPE) provides the highest strength per weight of any cordage. The 3mm material is slightly thicker than provided by others (1/8" vs 7/64") which provides an increase of approximately 38% in strength over other daisy chains offered. The 4mm and 4.5...

www.h2saddles.com

 

[Tapeworm]

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[CharlieTN]

I recently got a 1/8” Amsteel daisy chain from Trevor Byrd (Pushing Up Daisies on facebook) and am very happy with it.

 

[cspot]

The amsteel daisy chains are pretty easy to DIY as well if you want to try that route. Some pretty good Youtube videos on it. You can save a good bit of money. I bought 100' of 7/64 for about $30. I bought some paracord tools to use for the fids and that was like $10. That was enough material to make 5 daisy chains and still have some left over.

I got a piece of 1/8" to make one for my predator platform. I used 7/64" on the sticks.

 

[ericabbott]

Mike Isbell (text 513-267-2793) made me several Amsteel daisy chains, and a custom saddle. Does excellent work, very professional.

 

[Jorobe33]

Customamsteelproducts.com

 

[bowhuntr09]

So simple to make yourself and saves a lot over buying from someone. Make a FID from a $3 knitting needle from Walmart.

 

[sdoyle1]

The amsteel daisy chains are pretty easy to DIY as well if you want to try that route. Some pretty good Youtube videos on it. You can save a good bit of money. I bought 100' of 7/64 for about $30. I bought some paracord tools to use for the fids and that was like $10. That was enough material to make 5 daisy chains and still have some left over.

I got a piece of 1/8" to make one for my predator platform. I used 7/64" on the sticks.

I agree. I got 100’ of 1/8” Amsteel blue for $35. Used about 17 1/2 feet for each daisy chain and they ended up right around 8 foot. Made two of them last night sitting on couch watching tv. I bought a knitting needle set from Walmart. Cut blue one off for a fid. Used a piece of wire I had already for pulling the buries. I’ve got about $40 into tools and material and still have 45’ plus left.


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[Jorobe33]

So simple to make yourself and saves a lot over buying from someone. Make a FID from a $3 knitting needle from Walmart.

I agree. I was just answering the original question.