i have heard it used befor... and just thought it was like things that had more down in them than needed but i just want to make sure due to the fact that i plan on making an uq and dont want to mess up
i have heard it used befor... and just thought it was like things that had more down in them than needed but i just want to make sure due to the fact that i plan on making an uq and dont want to mess up
you have grasped the concept correctly- overstuff is more down in the channel than the amount required to fill said capacity; this keeps the down just a tiny bit compressed, which helps stop it from all packing into the low spots under the pull of gravity.
Adding more down to a quilt, i.e. "overstuffed with an additional 2 oz of 900fp".
ahh got yah...now i suppose i have one more question then.. how would i go about making the baffles for the down
Only one question?
This may answer a few...http://www.tothewoods.net/RedRiverGo...orgeQuilt.html
This may help too: http://www.hammockforums.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=26542
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And as Grizz just made a you tube video of taping up a Cuben Underquilt, with all them fancy baffles so you can see the design, manufacture and stuffing, it's probably a good time for you to watch it.
Sit down and get comfortable, its about 17 minutes. Relax, it's good for you
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Everything you need to know about Hammocks in vids and reading:
Hammock in 3 minutes D. Hansen - It really is this easy to make a hammock
Shug's Hammock Newbies videos - Takes you buy the hand and shows you in video
The Ultimate Hang D. Hansen - now read about everything
JustJeff's Hammock tutorial - more reference
TableclothFactoryBlanks - shorter lengths available on sidebar
The TurtleDog Stand thread - Hang anywhere.
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