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Who sells Amsteel Daisy Chains?

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.

 
I recently got a 1/8” Amsteel daisy chain from Trevor Byrd (Pushing Up Daisies on facebook) and am very happy with it.
 
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.
 
Mike Isbell (text 513-267-2793) made me several Amsteel daisy chains, and a custom saddle. Does excellent work, very professional.
 
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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