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A Contemporary Mexican Sling - Analysis and Reconstruction

I unpack, analyze and directly reconstruct a mexican sling made around 2005. I'm particularly interested in this sling as it shares design elements with contemporary slings from Saudi-Arabia and Tibet, as well as prehistoric slings from Ancient Egypt and Switzerland. I give you my first impressions about the sling, and then proceed to analyze its structure in detail. I directly reconstruct the sling in the second part of the video using the method of twining over sticks. At the end I will also briefly demonstrate an alternative reconstruction approach than the one I've chosen for this video. Do you want a special sling analyzed and reconstructed? Let me know in the comments or contact me by email and I'll see what I can do! The email adress is in the channel infos tab. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 1:40 Unpacking and first impressions 2:45 Measuring the sling. 4:35 Starting the analysis of the sling: Overall construction and retention/release cord. 5:43 Studying the pouch fabric in detail. 17:45 Summarizing the results and explaining the basic structure of the pouch. 19:40 Choosing the method of reconstruction. 20:35 Choosing the material. 21:17 Measuring the string. 23:30 Selecting the stick thickness. 24:30 Start of the reconstruction: Twining the center part of the pouch. 35:49 Making the loops to attach the retention and release cords. 48:30 Making the "wings" of the pouch and replacing the sticks (or straws) with threads. 1:00:23 Replacing the last stick and finishing the pouch. 1:03:24 The finished pouch. 1:04:05 Attaching retention and release cord. 1:05:07 A look at the release cord. 1:08:38 Demonstrating an alternative reconstruction approach: Ply split darning. 1:11:11 Conclusion 1:11:48 The original and the reconstruction side by side. 1:11:52 How to hold this sling. 1:13:09 Making the retention cord.