Amsteel daisy chains

[justin.dunn.77377]

What do you do when you have to sit in a truck all day for work??? I built some 7/64” amsteel daisy chains for my lone wolf sticks!!!

I also built a daisy chain for hanging my pack, bow, and etc. on the tree. I was surprised how easy and fast it was. If anyone wants to try one I have some amsteel left over and I can make some more!!

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[enkriss]

I want to try it out one of these. I don’t know about 7/64” though I am 250+

 

[justin.dunn.77377]

I want to try it out one of these. I don’t know about 7/64” though I am 250+

7/64” amsteel has a 1600 lb breaking strength. I think it will be ok. Haha



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[PeteD]

I have been toying with this DIY project myself the last few days. Good use of truck time!

 

[Country]

Awesome...I ordered some 1/8". Gonna give it a go!

 

[Mitchellfarmer1982]

Ordered 1/8 and gonna try it seems like the way to go for sticks

 

[enkriss]

I bought some 7/64”... hope I don’t die...

 

[bluetoofew]

This seems like so much less bother and noise than straps.

 

[Windwalker]

I tried to splice multiple times with a steel 1/4" and 7/64 and I just dont have the knack of it down yet. These look sweet forsure though, goodwork!!

 

[justin.dunn.77377]

I tried to splice multiple times with a steel 1/4" and 7/64 and I just dont have the knack of it down yet. These look sweet forsure though, goodwork!!

I took the blue knitting needles and cut them in half. The 7/64” amsteel fits perfect in it and it was quick and easy!!!

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[g2outdoors]

This video isn't directly related to daisy chains, but it shows the basics of splicing. Hopefully it helps.

 

[Windwalker]

Thanks for the help guys! Much appreciated

 

[enkriss]

How do you end the daisy chain?