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    Senior Member titanium_hiker's Avatar
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    Any pics with the net and a loaded hammock?
    my hammock gear weights total: 2430g (~86oz)
    Winter: total 2521 (~89oz)
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    gram counter, not gram weenie!

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    None...the hammock sides come up and out and seal very nicely to the net. I may be able to get a photo in a day or two.

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    This pic didn't turn out too well, but it's all I have time for now...
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    Thank you so much for the pic! I have been wrestling with bug net designs for a long time now. Our hammocks look like they are similar builds, so it gives me a good idea of how this net works. Thanks!
    my hammock gear weights total: 2430g (~86oz)
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    (see my profile for detailed weights)

    gram counter, not gram weenie!

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    Nice net! A beautiful setting on your deck in the Turtle Lady stand. Looks very natural - I like!

    Two things to remember when using tulle: it is woven on a 45* bias, so "straight" cuts are actually on the bias. The other thing is, don't put ANY pressure on the tulle as it passes through the machine foot - no pushing or pulling.
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