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after looking at swings in various places and there high prices and cheaply built i decided to give one a try this is it still need frame .i built this out of treated 2 by 4,s and screwed the he double LL out of it all in all cost me 33 bucks it is 64 inches long 20 inch seat and 24 inch back .thank yall for looking
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OttoH
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#1 posted 1084 days ago
Looks like a nice sturdy swing I like the design in th eback, it breaks it up nicely, you will have to post updated photos once you get the frame built.
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a1Jim
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#2 posted 1084 days ago
A neat swing
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cajunpen
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#3 posted 1084 days ago
Well done – looks like it would hold quite a bit of weight – so I would feel safe sitting on it :-)).
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NormG
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#4 posted 1084 days ago
Great design, strongly built
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greg
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#5 posted 1084 days ago
when i build something .i have the problem of never thinking it is strong enough lol.so i guess i am my own worst enemy on my back cause everything i seem to build i need a crane lol to move it .
RWJones
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#6 posted 1035 days ago
Whoa, better hang that with some 3/8” welded link chain! Very nice looking, and treated too? Should last a life time. ENJOY!
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