I would love to see a video on who determines the configuration of bridles in order to place the drop where it is required on the set, Seen lots of videos on making bridles but who determines their configuration? Does someone climb and take measurements based on available anchor points?
@@delongriggingsolutions7540 Thanks but that video uses known anchor points at 20'. Not all structures have that advantage so if your anchors are not uniform you cannot calculate bridle lengths without knowing your anchor spacing. How do you do that?
@@papoupapou3512 If you need to know the distance between your anchors, you use laser levels to find the center of the anchors on the ground and you measure between them.
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I would love to see a video on who determines the configuration of bridles in order to place the drop where it is required on the set, Seen lots of videos on making bridles but who determines their configuration? Does someone climb and take measurements based on available anchor points?
Papou, Check out our video on Calculating Bridles here: th-cam.com/video/NBtxV4JZ9BM/w-d-xo.html .
@@delongriggingsolutions7540 Thanks but that video uses known anchor points at 20'. Not all structures have that advantage so if your anchors are not uniform you cannot calculate bridle lengths without knowing your anchor spacing. How do you do that?
@@papoupapou3512 If you need to know the distance between your anchors, you use laser levels to find the center of the anchors on the ground and you measure between them.
Craig! I took one of his Zoom classes. Really solid. You should too.
@@brianreed8473 , how do you think I discovered that he explained this better than I do! haha!