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Great idea thx

Thanks for this video Keith, it is awesome!

Wow

Incredible, but how do you anchor it in the ground. You need to make a video on that. Great work.

I can swear the poles look more like one inch instead of 1/2 inch.The 1/2 inch would seem just too flimsy.

Great idea. I would like to have seen a bit more with how you install them in the ground and secure them. Thanks for making this

My teacher Ms. Stark was in here 🥲

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This is very helpful, thanks!

Is the connector tightened before use or does it just friction fit on?

Thanks for the tip man!

Are all court sizes the same, I want to make one for outdoors, but not the beach. Ya know?

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Can you give more info on securing with the elastic Velcro? Maybe a pic of them secured?

I was the French P.A. announcer during this match. Nice to revisit that incredible experience.

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Thanks for the Video! i made one with 3/4 inch poles and I am very satisfied with how it turned out. I would have spent more than double the amount if I bought a good quality volleyball net set.

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Thank you

Do you have any specification of what type of rope you purchased? The rope i could find in the dollar store are way thin and flimsy!

Thanks for the tip, very economical; only problem is if you dive and land on a rope line, can get cut up.

thanks

Watching in 2020 . Are you even alive?

awesome

What are the measurement of each pole? And what are the measurements for drill the first hole for the net . Thanks

ADDED NOTE As of the summer of 2019, I have now run over 50 different beach tournaments and I have used my homemade rope boundary lines for all of them. Besides being inexpensive, rope lines actually work better than the canvas ribbon types. For one, whenever the ball hits them, they bounce, so you know they've been touched. The ball can bounce off the flat ribbon boundary lines so you're never 100% sure if the ball actually touched them or not? Second, the rope boundary lines will last for years, while the canvas ribbon will eventually rot and fall apart if used alot. Even more so if used on damp sand, and in the rain. Third, the rope boundary lines work well on windy days, The wind barely affects them at all. On the flip side, ribbon boundaries get blown by the wind very easily, so you end up having to pour sand over them in order to keep them straight. Finally, the rope boundary lines coil up into a smaller space. And they are much easier to uncoil too. If you're not careful, the ribbons can twist and therefore make uncoiling a real time consuming pain in the ass.

$2 vs $40 --- I'll make them to save the $

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Great idea!!!

Thanks Sir!!

I think I would rather spend the extra money for decent lines that are already measured out.

The idea of using a 1/2" diameter pipe is because they are still reasonably light, but still strong enough to not bend under the weight of the net. When you want portability, the lighter, the better. I knew a guy who made his volleyball poles out of muffler pipe off a car. While super strong, they were heavy as hell. Even carrying his poles from the trunk of his car to the spot on the beach where he would set up his net, was exhausting.

Quite a few people tell me that they want to install a volleyball court in their backyard, but they don't want to spend alot of money. Using electrical conduit is a viable way to make your own poles. If the poles are mainly going to stay in one spot all summer, you can buy a thicker heavier gauge. Rather than 1/2" pipe, you can also buy 3/4", or 1". You can also leave the poles at their full length, which is 10 feet. I cut mine down to about 8'4", and then cut those poles in half. Cutting the pipes in half makes them easier to carry around, and easier to store in the winter. But if you don't care about portability, then you can leave the poles at their original lengths, to save yourself a bit of work.

Wow, what a great game and video edition, I would love to join you guys someday.

Haha, creative... Nice work.

u have the final game ?

This video cracked me up man! Got a few kids in the neighborhood who always manage to get their volleyball stuck over my fence, figured i could build them one that could go in my front yard, was just looking for something cheap. Thanks man!

whats the point playing this on a girls net lol. why do you even block

FYI; As of 2017, I have heard the City removed this sand volleyball court, so it no longer exists.

Would love to watch this with just the side camera angle. And too many replays on pointless stuff like serves going into the net

awesome thank you. what editor do you use?

I just bought one of these. how do you record in slow motion? thanks

You switch every 6 points rather than 7?

Happy I found this... mainly because the guys funny as hell but yeah. Good vid.

nice Video.👍👌