+Reallybigmonkey1 He primarily made this for snow camping so he could stand up and cook, but I've found it to be really nice if I have a stool with me and then I can comfortably sit and cook. I enjoyed your last video on your tree mounted grill. I wish I had your welding skills and equipment.
There are a few variations of this out there, but I think this one is the nicest and lightest. It's really nice to be able to sit or stand comfortably and cook. Thanks for watching
My tree table was from 2QZQ's first batch they sold. It is a solid piece of equipment, I haven't brought it on a lot of trips bit it is nice when I do.
Looks like a great little table, After watching this video a few weeks ago, I ordered one from 2QZQ. It is on the way to me now.....Take care, Bluefin.
Their website is www dot 2qzqhammockhanger dot com If you want to contact Donna or Tim, I think the best way would be to send them a private message from hammockforums dot net. Their forum name is 2Questions.
hey pa dad,,really big monkey and I have been sort of trading ideas on tree tables I have one also that I will use as a grill too ..check mine out,, its under "polishpicl"..
+polishpicl Nice design. It's light enough to backpack with, but I really like the speed of setup and ability to use a much smaller tree of the 2QZQ table. Other pluses are having the support below the table so no risk of burning. When I use my wood stove on the table the fire is 5 or 6 inches away from the tree trunk so no damage to the tree (the first few times I used it I would place my hand between the wood stove and the tree and I could leave my hand there so I feel comfortable that I'm not damaging the tree). Of course your design is cheaper and I love a good DIY project, but a canister stove is my third choice when deciding what heat source I'm going to take on a backpacking trip. Thanks for watching, I hope to see you on the trail sometime.
This is very cool. I didnt know anyone was making these
+Reallybigmonkey1 He primarily made this for snow camping so he could stand up and cook, but I've found it to be really nice if I have a stool with me and then I can comfortably sit and cook. I enjoyed your last video on your tree mounted grill. I wish I had your welding skills and equipment.
cool
That tree table seems like a great idea. I have never heard of it before. Thank you for the demo!
There are a few variations of this out there, but I think this one is the nicest and lightest. It's really nice to be able to sit or stand comfortably and cook. Thanks for watching
That strap looks like a regular sea to summit strap
Great piece of gear. I won one at the MAHHA raffle. Can't wait to use it! Thanks for the video.
North Country Outdoor Guys Nice grab at the raffle. 2QZQ stuff is always first quality.
My tree table was from 2QZQ's first batch they sold. It is a solid piece of equipment, I haven't brought it on a lot of trips bit it is nice when I do.
Looks like a great little table, After watching this video a few weeks ago, I ordered one from 2QZQ. It is on the way to me now.....Take care, Bluefin.
mustang774 I'm sure you won't be disappointed. Thanks for watching.
It arrived today. It is awesome! I will do a video on it very soon.....Take care, Bluefin.
I just ordered one b/c of your fine review.
Do you have a link for 2QZQ ? I'd like to get one of those tables.
Their website is www dot 2qzqhammockhanger dot com
If you want to contact Donna or Tim, I think the best way would be to send them a private message from hammockforums dot net. Their forum name is 2Questions.
What does 2QZQ mean?
It is a small business. The name is a combination of the two user names (2 Questions and the Zipper Queen) from a forum.
ps..im also from southeast Pa
Hey fello pa boy...
hey pa dad,,really big monkey and I have been sort of trading ideas on tree tables I have one also that I will use as a grill too ..check mine out,, its under "polishpicl"..
+polishpicl Nice design. It's light enough to backpack with, but I really like the speed of setup and ability to use a much smaller tree of the 2QZQ table. Other pluses are having the support below the table so no risk of burning. When I use my wood stove on the table the fire is 5 or 6 inches away from the tree trunk so no damage to the tree (the first few times I used it I would place my hand between the wood stove and the tree and I could leave my hand there so I feel comfortable that I'm not damaging the tree). Of course your design is cheaper and I love a good DIY project, but a canister stove is my third choice when deciding what heat source I'm going to take on a backpacking trip. Thanks for watching, I hope to see you on the trail sometime.
this guy could not be less enthusiastic if he was reviewing a dog turd
Sorry, I'm an engineer not an entertainer.