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the easiest swing to make ever!

the easiest swing to make ever!
This swing is the easiest swing to assemble that I have ever used. The only hard part is getting the rope over the tree branch.
 
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Step 1Supplies.

supplies.
1. A pogo-stick
2.some rope NOTE: please make sure that the rope is able to support your weight before you enjoy your swing.
3.a large tree you are able to climb NOTE: make sure the branch you will hang your stick on is not dead for it will fall and give you a nasty headache.
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10 comments
Mar 12, 2008. 12:42 PMrustygray says:
Just flip the monitor sideways. Neat Idea, I am off to find real climbing rope, arboreal rope, and see how long my kids take before they lose interest and ask for the game on the Wii
Jan 19, 2008. 7:50 PMWeissensteinburg says:
Do you need help rotating them?
Feb 5, 2008. 5:26 PMWeissensteinburg says:
What image editing program were you using?
Jan 20, 2008. 10:32 AMLinuxH4x0r says:
Cool! great way to reuse and old pogo stick
Jan 20, 2008. 10:04 AMGorillazMiko says:
Good idea for the Instructable. Not a good idea rotating the pictures that way. But still, this is really cool, it's pretty awesome! If you need help rotating them, look at the comments below! If you don't want to, then go to "edit" your image in Paint. Then, click the "image" part at the top, click "flip/rotate". Then you can rotate to victory!!!!
Jan 20, 2008. 5:17 AMgmoon says:
Nuttin wrong with this idea. But--if you're bouncing up and down (like you would on a pogo) the rope needs to be strong enough to support 4 or 5 times your weight (at least.)
Jan 19, 2008. 9:15 PMAar000n3y says:
The easiest way to rotate these would be to just start up your paint program, go to the 'image' menu at the top, and go to 'flip/rotate'. Select 'rotate by angle', and select 180. This should straighten your pictures out.
Jan 19, 2008. 7:28 PMbobbyk881 says:
If I were you I would take the pictures and turn them right side up.
Jan 19, 2008. 7:28 PMbobbyk881 says:
BTW cool idea.

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