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Posted On: September 3rd 2026, 09:07 pm
Filmed this while working on a tree net in Burlingame recently. Thought it might be helpful for anyone looking to up their weaving skills.

#treenet
#weave
#paracord
#spacenet
#treehouse
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canopy.craft a month ago

canopy.craft

@de_jarre_ It's hard to say. I did a time trial net where I measured paracord used and I used 20 feet per square foot of floor and 25 feet per square foot of floor with side walls

de_jarre_ a month ago

de_jarre_

How much meter paracord do you calculate per square meter on the walls?

paradiseranchofficial 2 months ago

paradiseranchofficial

Could you make one on my ranch ?

paradiseranchofficial 2 months ago

paradiseranchofficial

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

cetacea.chile 2 months ago

cetacea.chile

👏

the_guy_with_a_bowtie 2 months ago

the_guy_with_a_bowtie

This is a fantastic video! Super informative

james.mitchelll 2 months ago

james.mitchelll

How long does a whole project take?

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