Do you know the supplies that i would need to string a traditional lacrosse pocket?
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You can go to a store like lax world and they will tell you
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A small pillow, extra socks, soap, at least 2 towels so you always have 1 that's dry, extra money for the scout store, and fishing gear.  Have fun, I always did.
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Fender Mediums (or any medium with the standard plectrum shape)
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USE NYLONS FOR YOUR NETS.
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check a local music store first.  not a record store, but something like Marshal Music, or Meyer Music is good for strings.
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Try Campmor.com  They have a huge selection of outdoor gear.
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I think you should get some plastic PVC pipe and related parts as needed and you can cut them to the size you actually want. So as to not make it so flimsy you should probably use about 1 1/2 to 2 inch pipe. Some kind of fish net or other netting will do .\n\nIf you check out some internet sites for golf nets you can view a pic to use as a patter I suppose.\n\nHere are a couple of good web sites.\n\nhttp://www.sportnetting.com/?src=looksmart\n\nhttp://innovagolf.com/gonetgoprnet2.html\n\nHave fun with your project.\n\nLeon
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You can use different string instruments or you an even use different types of strings. Rope, nylon, thread and use different tensions with them.
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Plastic pockets, or Sheet protectors.\n\nThey should be available from any stationery shop.
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Tickets  to a sporting event.  or sports equipment.  However....... if you are crafty..........  you can make him a fleece blanket.  All you need is 3 yards of plain fleece and 3 yards of print fleece.  then cut 3 inch by 1 inch strips around the entire outer sides of the blankets (put one on top of the other) then tie the strips together ( plain and print) whoa la - a personal, not to expensive gift.  (Just watch for the sales on fleece at Walmart or Joanne Fabrics to get it 1/2 price.
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plaster of paris and some newspaper! Or use construction paper and some toilet paper rolls and some poster board.
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For free, a web search is your best bet.  there is some good information.  The Knovel book is the best http://www.knovel.com/knovel2/Toc.jsp?BookID=822 but you will need to go to a library that suscribes for access or use interlibrary loan.\n\nThe yarn CD on this site might have the info.\nhttp://www.ncsu-engineering-resources.com/store/trans/productDetailForm.asp?imgid=80&seq=0&CatID=15
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dont make it wet that wont do anything make a fist with your hand and punch it into the pocket and push back the strings it should loosen up for girls sticks you cna undo the strings at the bottom MAKE SURE ITS NOT ILLEGAL (even though a lot of peoples are :) )
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1) A Marker "Gun"\n\n2) A Mask\n\n3) A co2 tank\n\n4) Paintballs\n\nYou can get everything you need in a starter kit at most sporting goods stores like The Sports Authority\nfor about $100
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This may give you a good start.  I revise this list depending upon time of year and weather forecast. \n------------------------------------------------\n\nBackpacking/Survival/Camping Gear Checklist\nEverything fits into a Backpack or Daypack:\n1 Bandana (use as facecloth or pot holder)\n1 Short Sleeve Shirt\n2 Long Sleeve T-shirts\n         1 Long-sleeve turtleneck\n         1 Heavy sweatshirt with hood for cool/cold evenings\n\n         1 Pair of long johns (men and women)\n         1 Pair of socks (wool)\n         1 Travel size toothbrush/toothpaste/soap/lotion\n         1 Pair of wool gloves\n1 Disposable Camera\n         1 Small notebook (pen/pencil)\n         1 Pocket-size water carrier(weight 3 oz.)\n          (Campmor.com\n         1 Large Knife\n         1 Swiss Army Knife\n http://www.campmor.com/webapp/commerce/command/ProductDisplay?Krypto=lCcaC5p%2B1IIiC4xM4ekRwsv8C%2FWTCcbdaju2qxQ8oZ8%3D\n\n       1 Aqua Blox Emergency Water (REI link see below)\n       1Storm & Survival Kit (REI link below) http://www.rei.com/online/store/Search?storeId=8000&seq=21&query=survival+kit\n\nYou Can Survive Kit (http://www.mpioutdoors.com/can.htm)\n(This kit comes with tiny stove/fuel) - the entire kit is the size of Tuna can!!!\n\nREI Repel 100 (1oz bug spray)\nDuct Tape (enough to repair tent, sleeping bag, clothes, shoes, etc.)\nAA Mag Lite and AAA Mag Lite\nGrundig AA Shortwave/AM/FM Radio (Extra batteries)\nMake-shift personal medical kit\nSpace blanket\nWhistle\nFishing pole/rod&reel \nToilet Paper\n2 Large black garbage bags.  )They make great SLEEPING BAGS.  Good to carry when flying in an airplane.  In case of plane crash climb into the bag - it keeps you warm.  I saw this on the TV news!)  \n\nOn a camp trip I spilled water on my sleeping bag.  I crawled into my large black thick garbage- o warm and cozy!\n\nQuick cook noodles.\nTuna (in a pouch); Salmon (in a pouch)\nBrown rice in a pouch\n2 energy bars \nPre-moistened Body Cleansing Towels (8”x9”)\nSleeping bags are cumbersome, I also carry a mummy liner, lighter weight, but, not as warm.\nhttp://www.designsalt.com/cat_search_results.asp?txtsearchParamTxt=&txtsearchParamType=ALL&txtsearchParamCat=5&txtsearchParamMan=ALL&txtsearchParamVen=ALL&txtDateAddedStart=&txtDateAddedEnd=&txtPriceStart=&txtPriceEnd=&txtFromSearch=fromSearch&btnSearch.x=48&btnSearch.y=10\n\n\nThis list has not be revised for the 2006 camping season.
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here check this out.  http://www.playcornhole.org/  i used the specs in there and built my own set.  it was very easy and cheap!  also if you know how to sew, just make your own beanbags.  i used navy beans inside the bags.  have fun!
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A needle and some fishing line should do the trick...fishing line will support the clip alot better than thread.