DIY Tutorial on making Daisy Chain from 7/64th Amsteel 

Excellent teaching job. Thanks.

Well done. Will be doing this. Thanks.

Great video

It is a good tutorial, but if you use a smaller fid that is the correct size it will all go a lot easier. There are low cost fid kits out there and for this size rope, a 4mm fid is about the right size, 5mm max. Also, you can glue one end of the cut rope right away. The Amsteel and other ropes like that don't melt seal very well, but you can try with a small butane torch and a smushing tool.

Very good presentation. Do you find any negative using the winch rope that Amazon sells which is larger diameter (1/4") than the 7/64" you use for making this daisy chain mod?

Awesome video looking to make my own Daisy chains, if you would have started your bremel knots earlier let's say a foot from your first versa button eye would that have changed how much length of material you would have needed to create an 8 ft daisy chain?

I used this 2 yrs ago and i hate to see so many ppl moving towards this because I had one break at a point prior to the daisy chain. My step feel out at a point where I had to go over the top of a limb with a slight angle. Not sure what exactly happened but it snapped and this was on a magnolia tree. Be safe fellows just use 1/4” and be on the safe side

what size splicing tool did you use with the 7/64 amsteel?

Do you know whehter and how much break strength this would reduce, and whether it would work as part of a hammocking suspension?

Is it safe to assume that once we go through the middle of the rope for each loop we are reducing the strength of the amsteel by 50%? it seems to me that at that point we only have half of the fibers holding on. Should that be taken into account when deciding the diameter of the amsteel that we use?

Can u add a bungee in that buried tail for wrapping up on stick?

What size shrink tube are you using?