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Heavy-duty cord tensioner (e.g. for camping)

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Please read everything ;)

 

As my small cord tensioner received feedback that it wasn't suitable for camping, here's a more robust version that (made of ABS) also works outdoors for camping and securing items such as wood tarpaulins

 

For outdoor use, I recommend ABS/PETG 

 

Updated: 

  • Optimized print settings for durability
  • Optionally (visible in the last picture) reinforced with a washer
  • Static load tested up to 50 kg (screenshot from video)
     

    Brief Test Summary (PLA):

    • Tested with a luggage scale (55kg max.)
    • with triple mason line
    • under downward pull

       

    With just one cord, the cord cut into the print at approximately 30kg        

    →Washer protects the spot 

     

    With a washer: Test successfully completed at 50.8 kg, as the maximum test load is 55kg.

 

Instructions for threading the cord (as seen in pictures) :

 

If the washer is used, it must be threaded in at the corresponding spot.

  • Place as shown in the photo and tie the cord at the “pointed” end
  • Pull through the upper hole from the slanted side to the straight side
  • repeat the previous step (so that the cord goes around the bar once)
  • now thread the cord, which should be on the slanted side again, through the lower hole from right to left
  • tighten everything; Done

Please note that the loop attached at the beginning must be used for fastening, otherwise it will not work.

 

By pulling back slightly, you can re-tension it, but be careful not to press on the cord with your fingers.

(Photo available).

 

I would be very happy about feedback or a rating ;) 

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could I use this to quickly hang a hammock?
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that's a good question. i'd say safty relevant things shouldn't be printed when not tested(could hirt if it doesn't hold the weight^^). i put it around a piece of our balkonery and hang on it but couldn't hold on because the rope cut my fingers. additional the movement could be a problem. i will test next week how much weight u can hang on it in a straight static line and give u feedback 😀 i' print one with 100% infill as well an look how it works thanks for the question <3
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