can i use for a slackline
1770256
No, probably not. It's only 1 inch wide, which is kind of narrow. Slacklines are about 3 inches i believe, which helps accommodate the whole foot.
1867332
Depends on the slope of your line. If you have a 5 degree slope, you probably don't need it. Otherwise, I would. I needed one.
1084767
Yes, Stiffy is thin enough to do this with. If you do, make sure that you clean out the sprayer when you are done., if not, it will clog.
1399778
I don't have pulleys on my line, but you need to make sure you have ample support for your coated line. I didn't have enough poles over the length of my line and this will cut through the plastic coating and wire eventually if you have a long distance between your posts.
1487187
You may be able to use nylon clothesline. My original line is still fine, but feels similar to general purpose nylon line.
1044043
I use it with 80 pound braided line and it worked great. It has a tention screw that pretty much let's u adjust to any line.
2231998
Yes, you'll need one for each line. They are left on the line and as the line gets slack, you can tighten again.
799341
I dont really see as it being a problem other then you will have to find an adapter to go from plastic to your Braided line ! Hope this helps!
1791325
Yes....but you will have to let it get bone dry. The thinner you make it the quicker it will slake down into mud. You could mix in some tp...look up paper clay. Paper clay will help stiffen your models
2169890
If you have someone who is strong to tie knots, you don't really need these with the T-Post clothesline. However if you want to be able to tighten the line for heavier items, or if the line stretches, yes you would need 5 for the T-Post clothesline with 5 lines.
997739
I don't see why not, because you can role the thread or whatever you are using to make it longer. Instruction tell you how.
1734829
yes you can use on anything....this equipment is not one piece but two. I just put a "girth hitch" in it. quick and easy set up !
738976
Likely glad down the road to get longer. Once you master going across you might enjoy moving the slackline between two further apart bases. (In our case, trees) hope that helps!
2232000
Yes, you would leave it on each line. If a line stretches and sags, you can easily and quickly tighten the line by pulling it through the tightener. Yes, you need one tightener for each line. This device works well, except that it's extremely difficult to thread the line through it initially.
2054861
No if using tall slim spool - and laying down not so good because of depth of stationary partitions. There are other boxes designed under Arts, Crafts, and Sewing designed for spools of thread - may want to review those for this pour pose - I am a bead jewelry designer and these work for that purpose.
344315
I cannot answer that, but I do know that you can use mono or braid, so lead core shouls spool OK.
106362
Hello! The slackline is easy to set up and there are many videos on how to arrange it on Youtube. 49' line is perfect for a 42' distance.