How to lash together a camp chair | Lashing an A frame chair | Make a camp chair

[@oabonamachete9839]

Thanks for this easy to follow video. Could you please share measurements of both the sticks and robes. Thanks

[@Marshall_VL]

My new favorite chanel

[@OSMEtv]

Woohoo!
Thanks!

[@1519Spring]

I'm always looking for new ideas for actually useful camp gadgets for scouts to lash together. I've seen too many weather rocks! This is a great one.

[@OSMEtv]

Thank you, and thank you for your service to Scouts

[@mikeneale2459]

ABSOLUTELY EXCELLENT VIDEO!
THANK YOU!
LOVED IT!
LEARNED A LOT!
GREAT!

[@OSMEtv]

Thank you!
Build yourself a chair and enjoy some time sitting around the campfire!!

[@InglouriousIrish09]

What a great idea! Im going to put a little extra effort in to them cosmetically and make some for my backyard

[@OSMEtv]

Great idea!

[@TheHuntForSupper]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. We need it in these end times.

[@OSMEtv]

Thanks for watching and sharing.
We're hoping that these basic outdoor skills are not lost!

[@TravisStrang-wg7tg]

AWESOME

[@kamnovak5268]

very nice rig. will try it next time i'm in the bush. thanks for sharing

[@dustinsiegrist1533]

about how much rope did you use per each lashing?

[@OSMEtv]

For the smaller lashings I started with about 3 ft. On the longer ones I started with about 5 ft.

[@1519Spring]

I think the seat dowels being different lengths could be a nice touch if the shorter seat dowels were where the A frame was closer together and the longer ones were where it was wider, making for an even overhang.

[@OSMEtv]

Great point.
Thank you for adding your insight.
Cheers!

[@jonimoore9048]

Wondering if you would provide the measurements for the pieces please? 😊

[@OSMEtv]

Thanks for the question.
48-In x 1-In dowels that you can purchase at any home improvement store.
We just cut the dowels for the seat on the fly.
Happy camping!