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Astounding math skills, but a little short on patience...:roll:

Good post. I agree, experimenting is good, but making stuff up without even knowing about standard methods seems like...treating walnut blight with roofing tar (use the silver it's prettier). :P

Only on thick-barked trees, and to the sapwood, not just the cambium. Nothing is said about a second nut. Other options like locknuts and locking fluid are suggested. Peening is preferred. There is never any reason to back off the nut, as noted by Brian and others. Your options are to 1...

Good plan, those tags are tough and will last. 8)

Gotta agree ! I'm all for thinking, and working, outside the box. But it makes sense to first look inside the box.

man you have chosen the hardest possible road. your kids' swing is not a braced tree. ;) $10.

Get $10 out of your pocket and buy the BMP's! :roll: Countersink into bark not wood, cut em close and peen. Drywall anchors?? :?