Thank you for sharing your design. I have fixed my mother in law's swing. Very good video. I could not find the metal clips but found plastic clips that worked perfectly. Thanks for the design and info.
Nice job using a minimal amount of tools. Using the tools you have, the only change I would have made would have been to drill holes through the metal tubing and attach the wood directly with screws through the metal instead of using the clamps. Were you ever interested in making a swing like this much faster and stronger with much less work and had the money, here are the tools you would want: a compressor, an air powered stapler, a chop saw, a variable speed battery powered 3/8 " drill (to drive the screws). Also I only use torques screws (the bit never slips in the screw like it can in Phillips screws).
This is a great idea. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for sharing your design. I have fixed my mother in law's swing. Very good video. I could not find the metal clips but found plastic clips that worked perfectly. Thanks for the design and info.
Hell yeah homie good looking out you out here doing God's work my family is going to love it
You did a nice job on the swing in an outstanding job as well on your video explaining exactly what you did.
Thanks!
I have a swing just like this. Now I know how to do it and the stuff I need. Thanks a whole lot!!
Awesome. I was debating on what to use to fix mine. This was definitely one of the best ideas.
Phenomenal video!! Thanks for the details
Nice job using a minimal amount of tools. Using the tools you have, the only change I would have made would have been to drill holes through the metal tubing and attach the wood directly with screws through the metal instead of using the clamps.
Were you ever interested in making a swing like this much faster and stronger with much less work and had the money, here are the tools you would want: a compressor, an air powered stapler, a chop saw, a variable speed battery powered 3/8 " drill (to drive the screws). Also I only use torques screws (the bit never slips in the screw like it can in Phillips screws).
Nice job!
Very nice
How many boards did anyone use?
Awesome…. What size boards did you use? Is it 5in wide by 3/4 thick?
I think it is half inch thick. I don't remember the width.
Can someone make for me the same kind
What can you use to clean up the frame? Spray paint or a something else?
We just cleaned them, sanded, and spray painted.
@@self-sufficienturbangarden5009 thank you for that.
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how many total boards?
What app do you use for editing?
imovie
@@self-sufficienturbangarden5009 thanks