Video fixtures for tightening the clothesline:
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Probably for many people the problem is familiar when under the yoke of things during long-term operation the clothesline is no longer so stretched and "sags".
It does not look aesthetically pleasing or practical. The sagging rope can be removed and re-hooked, or you can make a simple tensioner for the clothesline from home devices that we will try to do today.
We will need A small wooden beam, in which using a drill you need to make two through holes that intersect inside the wooden beam. Be careful and follow safety precautions.
In addition to a wooden beam, we still need a peg - a device for tensioning strings on a guitar and other stringed instruments.
This peg must be installed on a wooden beam as shown in the photo (in the same way that pegs are installed on guitars).
Next, our clothesline (or rather fishing line, as in our case) must be carefully drawn through the hole in the beam and through a special hole in the stake itself.
That's all! Now we move the device for tensioning the edge of the fishing line and pulling the fishing line with rotary movements of the handle (everything happens identically to the way you would string the strings of any string instrument).
After you pulled the fishing line you can see the difference:
This way you can do it yourself build a device that will help you pull the “sagging” clothesline.