DIY Clothesline
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- Опубликовано: 19 апр 2020
- We finally ordered a compact washing machine, so I guess it's time to put up a clothesline! Check out how we put it together with some scrap wood.
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Very nice job done building this! Came out looking awesome! Stay safe and have a great week!
Thanks, you too!
Hi Pam and Brian, that will be great for both of you. Brian will find he will be hanging things and be so glad he built it. Thanks for sharing. 💕NonnaGrace
Definitely!
This video was so great! It had so many different skills wrapped up into the project. I loved seeing how you chard and oiled the wood, also how the poles were mounted in place using concrete right in the hole. The tensioners for the lion was also really good, I didn't know those were out there. We are also working on property in the Mojave Desert, so we'll be sure to watch for more videos!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!
Great video and well done, glad to see I’m not the only one who hits his head while completing projects
😃👍 Thanks for watching.
I am a great fan of pre-drilling. Especially since my drill is not one of the most high quality expensive types. Very nice clothesline!
Yep. Just seems like everything splits for me if I don't pre-drill.
Great team work guys and it's looking awesome!👏👏 Pam, you will enjoy this clothesline ones you get your washing machine. 👍😊
Can't wait!
Yes! Should be here soon. 😊👍
Thanks By the way. 😊
Great job
Thank you so much!
I think that looks great !!
I’m still using my portable clothes lines from Ikea . Weighted down I can’t believe they are still on this side of Benson, these winds are brutal ... I really like your sturdy ones!!!
Great job one more time ! 😊👍😊
Yeah. Definitely can't have anything flimsy outside around here! 🌬
Great job! You might want to consider hanging some bright, dangling things on the ends of the cross beams to prevent yourself from walking into them.
Great idea! As you can see, I've already hit my head once!
@@MidlifePrices I've ran into a few myself!
Love it. Looks great!!
Thanks! We got a little washing machine too so we are trying it out today.
nice......little projects that pay big dividends!!
You got that right!
Where do I order the material for the tension line what do I need?
You can find the line and tensioners on our Amazon storefront here: www.amazon.com/shop/midlifeprices/list/1QVLH8IY40QFU
Nice job y'all! Brian worked that circular saw like an artist.
Did Pam recover from the black lung from brushing off the posts?😆
Green Dream Project Yes Jim. 😆 I wore a mask after that. Thanks for watching!🙏
I clicked the video to learn how to rope up this kind of clothesline. I'm a visual learner and have these two poles already set up and waiting for line, but don't know how to do it. Do you still have the footage you could slow down as a separate video? Thank you. Very nice finished work!
Sorry it didn't have as much detail as you needed. I try as best I can to include some of the details that I find other videos gloss over or leave out completely. I'll have to go back through the footage to see what I've got, but as I recall the way we did it there wasn't even any tying or anything (I'm terrible at tying knots!). The device at either end of the line does all the work for tension, and other than that the line just runs through a hook (really, two) to change direction. I don't know that I can make another video on it, but I'd be happy to try and answer any questions you might have.
This looks great but I want something to put together in minutes because I'll be using it in minutes. I suppose a string tied to 2 trees is my best option
You're probably right. Just a matter of aesthetics and longevity. Good luck! 👍
Doesnt matter how many times i watch your videos, that opening still makes me giggle a lil bit. My wife always says "we" and it usually ends up "me" as well, dont feel bad Brian.
Grimrpr6942 Thanks so much! We’ve had people tell us we should change the intro but it still cracks us up too! We appreciate y’all watching. 😊❤️ Take care.
Nice job 👍🏼 do you have any details on or plans on what cuts were made on the wood ? Thanks
Sorry, this is one of the very few jobs I've done where I didn't sketch it out first. Feel free to ask if you have any questions!
Aloha glad i watched this. Good work. U mind giving us the link of that tensioner?
You can find it on our Amazon Storefront here: www.amazon.com/shop/midlifeprices
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What! No OSHA approv hardhat? Looking good guys!
The Upside of Downsizing Thanks Bill!!😂
This looks great! What kind of rope did you use??
Got the clothesline for around $10 on Amazon. You can find a link to it in our Amazon store here: www.amazon.com/shop/midlifeprices (Amazon Affiliate Program - if you buy something after visiting our store, we may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you). Thanks for watching!
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Nice but never push a skill saw toward your hand.
I don't think I did (camera angle may have been misleading!), but I TOTALLY agree with you. I think I have a pretty healthy fear/respect for my power tools. I try to stay pretty safe. Thanks for sharing the advice, though. Power tools can get dangerous in a hurry!
Don't I remember you had some problems with your wash- erosion, not laundry- can you give an update? is it fixed or ongoing?
It is definitely an ongoing battle. We are trying to line our worst erosion spots with branches to catch flowing debris and silt. We're also providing relief trenches to stop the water from focusing too much in one spot. We're just constantly trying to slow and spread the water. We've realized that's a job that will never be complete here.
geez, make yourself a decent workbench. and get some clamps before you cut your fingers off
I know, I know. I've got a nice workbench in the shed, but need to organize and get power in there. I promise I'm always thinking safety!