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Prepare Daybed Frame for Rope Suspension

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How To Build a DIY Hanging Daybed Swing on a Floating Deck - EPIC BACKYARD CHILL SPOT!

What happens here

Using a circular saw, rip a channel along the bottom edges of the daybed frame to accommodate the 3/4 inch suspension rope. This channel ensures the rope is seated securely and provides support along the entire length of the daybed. This helps prevent the rope from moving or twisting and distributes weight evenly.

Goal: Modify the daybed frame to integrate the rope suspension system securely.

Tools and materials

  • Chisel/Knife — Cleaning and refining the cut channel
  • Circular Saw Makita — Ripping the channel for the rope
  • Daybed Frame — The main structure being modified for suspension
  • 3/4 inch Rope — The main suspension element for the daybed

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That's a nice spider. I don't know my glasses or some of that to say I can't I can't even see anything Had to I look weird my guy scare people Yes, okay So we have our bed right here. It's upside down at the moment. You saw these structural screws that we have in here Anthony's doing one of his favorite tasks He's ripping a channel into this because this is gonna be suspended by some three quarter inch rope really nice sweet looking You know top quality kind of rope So we're gonna have that coming down from the top of the beam It's gonna go underneath the bed a long list. So it's supported the whole way And then we're gonna cut this into four pieces We'll have basically like a little clip so the rope is gonna go in here and it's not gonna be able to move Pat what's it gonna be? Locked in for justice So yeah, we're gonna get this ripped down then we can go to hang it and I've done a lot of research on different knots So it's not gonna be a problem You filming yep, okay, so you can see the rope that we have here three quarter inch rope come on

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