Is it possible to detach the poles in groups of two, in order to train using the 2x2 weave method?
1612332
The poles slide off, but you would still have the attachment sticking up about 1 1/2". I don't see how you could separate the base into sections of just two poles, though. It's one long base for six.
1612333
I think you technically can as each division is held together by a plastic screw. Eventually we plan on changing the plastic screws to metal bolts and nuts.
851095
Possible but would be challenging. Have done them occasionally but very carefully
1977765
You need to bend the poles. It is easiest if you have two people doing one at a time.
2234458
Depends on which pattern you choose. Probably could even do two from a single yard so long as you are making a small size. I have not been crazy about the instructions from this book.
1583144
Yes, but you would have to read the instructions and find out how to do that. The first set was long enough for me, but you can combine the sets.
2129431
There are two separate extensions for each pole. You have to loosen and extend each independently from the other extension.
1039053
I know I thought the same thing. Put the poles in the 4 corners. There are Velcro straps at the top of each corner that will hold the poles in place. You just have to pull the Velcro over the top of each pole. Once you get the hang of it, it is very easy.
1211323
It looks like the one piece should slit into two, but; rather than pulling that apart, you want to slide/rotate the entire peace to the one direction. There should be a top and bottom that slide opposing directions.
1599108
its possible doing what BJO said, But it would be easier to cut your strips off a 2X12
1469282
I can't say from quilting experience, but I don't see any reason why it can't be done. Same idea as binding. Maybe someone else has more experience with cutting such narrow strips.
815961
Poles run the entire length. I don't think it's possible. There are two lengths of cot though, regular and xtra long.
937787
Not by only holding one end of the strap no, but you shouldn't be doing that with a restriction loop either. Weave the two handles through each other so one handle takes all the body weight and pulls the knot/weave tight at the same time.
1283736
Yes it is already in sections so you can add as many strands as you like. You can do one strand or three to four. Depending on the size twist your trying to achieve.
872497
Not unless you are willing to pull the 4 corner poles apart. Would have to also move plastic end plugs to the 4 shortened pieces.
114045
Hi! Donna, I wouldn't use two because the fabric would rip trying to pull them apart. Use one with the magnetic metal. Hope that helps! Christy
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The instruction sheet received with the BAFX 2 Pack - Anti-Shock Hiking Poles gives a "how-to" to the question asked regarding reattaching the adjustable pole sections. "Problem: I accidently pulled the sections apart and now I can't fit them back together.........The white plastic piece on the top of the bottom section is the locking mechanism. Ensure the small black rubber band is still sitting properly in the middle of the locking mechanism. Then turn the entire plastic locking mechanism counter-clockwise until it spins freely, this puts it in the un-expanded position which will allow you to slide the lower section back into the upper section of the pole. Once you have the two sections together, rotate the lower section to the right to lock them back in place...."
1145690
Yes but honestly practice is going to be needed before you get a straight cut. I believe a second person would make it a lot neater too. I've not taken the time to master this yet.