Nosefish Shower

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Here the pilot hole for the screw eye is being drilled. Use a bit that is small enough so the threads still bite into the wood. But large enough so the wood won't split when you screw it. You can practice on a scrap of wood if you aren't sure of what size bit to use. I used a 5/32" drill bit.
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After drilling a pilot hole you can screw them in by hand, or insert a screwdriver through the hole for more leverage.
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Each vertical riser fits in a corner.
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This is a bungie ball. They are great for securing tarps to domes too!
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Insert the bungie ball through the screw eye like this.
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Wrap it around the vertical riser enough times so it needs to be streached to reach the ball.
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Put the free end over the ball.
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I attached an extra screw eye so that I could attach a bungie cord to it. The other end of the bungie cord secures the end of the rope from which the shower hangs.
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I tied a loop in the rope which holds the shower, cliped on a metal loop. The rope was way too long, so I wraped it in a loop over the shower gantry and back down to the bungie cord.
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Here the shower is hanging from the top of the gantry.

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