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I made a scale model on graph paper.

West Marine hardware is online.

I know this discussion has piqued my interest.

double-sided tape or glue, or both?

I am not skillful. I reward skill. But I love technology!

Wisenber,

I saw the same pages and have wondered about the Thai 10mm Habotai silk.

How is the silk hammock?

Maybe make a "Shrug snowed-in" podcast series using your YouTube videos and that nice one you did for Warbonnet Hammocks. Huh? Like that.

"Shrug snowed-in" looks at backpacking gear.

The link is at "garlington".

I thought I had heard good things about The Garlington Insulator also called the Garlington taco.

Maybe 10mm Habotai Silk would be strong: silk is strong.

I do...

I found instructions for a silk hammock.

I am considering making a hammock using 10mm Habotai Silk like this, using whoopie slings and tree huggers and small carabiners.

Does anyone have...

WHOOO BUDDDY, you are that Shrug.

I saw your YouTube videos and I had to see every one.

Man, I know you have lived-in in winter and have got cabin fever.

I never got zany, like you, but I am...

Here is more clo information:
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s197/geekgrrl_2007/clo.png

This is from verber

Tim Marshall over at a BPL thread said he thought I would have 15-20 F quilt using 2 layers Climashield Combat and cuben on both sides of the quilt with 1/4 width triangle breathable fabric in one...

Here is an explanation.

Here is another.

This explanation is the explanation I use for a reference.

I saw this comment:


I have this question: I can expect to sew Climashield Apex only...

I'll wait to do my quilt.

I can think about what portable sewing machine is a good one.

How do Climashield Apex and Climashield Combat compare? in clo? in R-value?

I understand Climashield Combat can be sewn from the edges only.

http://purplecloud.net is inexpensive and full featured.

Their online presence is UK. They are in Auckland.

I made my own website: I use Filezilla ftp.

Except for the family hammock in a metal frame in summer in the backyard, my first "hammock" hang was a Choinard PeaPod for big wall mountainclimbing. I also used it under my Hobie cat.

I haven't...

If you mean this.

Those stake out lines would have to be secured to some pretty substantial and deeply driven stakes to hold.