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Explain Flagpole Design & Clips

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THE HOMEMADE FLAG POLE! A DAY ON THE FARM WITH THE MRS..MUST HAVE CHEAP TOOL FOR HOMESTEADING!!

What happens here

The presenter explains the unique construction of his homemade flagpole, which is a long piece (approximately 20 feet) of irrigation pipe. He shows that a cable is wrapped around a lip at the top of the pipe, and two brass clips are attached to this cable. These clips are designed for attaching flags.

Goal: Detail the construction of the DIY flagpole, highlighting it's made from irrigation pipe and features a cable and brass clips at the top for securing flags.

Tools and materials

  • Brass Clips
  • Cable
  • DIY Flagpole (irrigation pipe)

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will like it. Uh so, the design of this flagpole is a little different than anything you've ever seen. I'll hold it up for you, honey. I'll give her a little break. So, right here on the end, this is a piece of irrigation pipe, okay? So, this is a long piece of 20-ft long piece of irrigation pipe. So, I made a flagpole out of it and I saved several pieces of this irrigation pipe from when we bought the farm. It was just kind of laying around. Flagpoles are expensive. I don't know if you priced them lately. It's hard to find one that's decent for under 150 to 200 bucks. So, this guy works great. So, the basic design concept here is I took a little piece of cable and wrapped it around the top where this lip is and we'll raise it back up. And this down here is the little clamp where we clamp the rest of the flagpole. So, we'll be clamping the new flag onto here under these two little clips. So, first let's just take this thing down. And these are little brass clips. Friend of mine gave them to me. Okay? So, we got the old flag off. Mrs. Stony Ridge is going to hold this up. You got it? Got it. Got it. So, our new

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