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Chain from foam pipe insulation
This is a simple how-to on making cheap and easy chain
SUBMITTED BY: Herman Secret
SUBMITTED ON: June 3, 2010
TYPE:
Outdoor
AGE:
Teen
MATERIALS:
Foam Pipe Insulation
Sharp Knife (I use a Dollar Store Retractable Knife)
Glue
DIRECTIONS:
1. Take your length of foam and extend the length of the blade
2. Cut 1/4 inch pieces off the end
3.
4.
5. cut though one of the pieces
6. link through the two other pieces
7. continue cutting and linking pieces
8. From a 4 inch piece of one and half inch insulation I got an 11 inch length of chain. As this normally comes in 3ft lengths that will yield a length of chain 8ft long.

Obviously, the larger the diameter of the foam insulation the longer yield of chain you will obtain.

Finally glue the cut links so links don't come unlinked

This can be used indoors or out, but the chain will not support any weight and is purely for decoration

COMMENTS:
Rated on: June 6, 2010 11:01pm by cryptkicker
Yet another easy, brilliant how-to. Thank you so much for sharing this!
 
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