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my chalice - smokedope2016
Jun 25, 2026
13
I made sure the rope works etc etc and tried pulling down on it and partially stepping off the chair and it seemed to be fine but Im just wondering if this has something that could be improved?? I might try adding a nail or something to side to make sure it doesnt slip off the side.
 

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Vsty

New Member
Jul 30, 2026
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Hello there in my opnion this would not work you are better off refering to other methods
 
DignifiedGrave

DignifiedGrave

GrinderofSouls
Jul 5, 2026
99
The rope itself seems to be an okay choice but I it seems to be attached to a rod. Tell me about that rod, how's it attached?
 
nepentheic0

nepentheic0

my chalice - smokedope2016
Jun 25, 2026
13
The rope itself seems to be an okay choice but I it seems to be attached to a rod. Tell me about that rod, how's it attached?
its like apart of the wall idk nail maybe?? i might just wait till tmrw to find a tree or something ngl
 
DignifiedGrave

DignifiedGrave

GrinderofSouls
Jul 5, 2026
99
its like apart of the wall idk nail maybe?? i might just wait till tmrw to find a tree or something ngl
This is what I think. Youll hear people and guides saying that partial doesnt need to support full body weight but I dont believe that for a second and the thing about hanging is, its a sure method that when done right will kill, you half ass it, you're gonna be damaged. Think, your body will apply both tremendous lateral and sheer forces especially when the brainstem tells your body to thrash. Your body can potentially apply more than its weight in force and depending how you set your rope, you could be leveraging the force against your anchor like a fulcrum multiplying that force.
Im not tryna lose you in need stuff, but these few simple facts will guide you well. You have a work shop or anything?
 

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