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Following. I have had the same questions!

Yeah, leave it on. Technically because it is a finished edge, you could just do a single roll. Either way, it is going to unravel less if you keep it...

On the advice of my wife, who has been sewing most of her life, I leave it and roll it into the hem. Sent from my Lenovo TB-J616F using Tapatalk

@Shawtd, Good luck with the build. Take the time to read the Turtle Dog Stand Thread. It will answer all your questions. Its not super hard. ...

Was I supposed to cut it off? I didn't know.

Are you zipping it to the bugnet? If so, is there any concern about the hammock body sagging on the edges?

I have not tried this, but I use wax on my bicycle chains. Dry to the touch, doesn't hold any dirt. Melt the wax (if you're going to heat with a...

How much stress would you say there is on the connection between the two hammocks? Do you think that a zipper could handle the connection? How...

I really like mine. It even keeps the dew off of my underquilt in normal weather.

My Solo works great. I removed the interior part of the nested spacer so the locking pin makes more of a presence. The sections side easily except...

lots of great info here thank you guys I have always enjoyed the look and feel of an 11' GE.

Interested in the AHE tarp. Do you have any pics of it set up?

As I neared the trailhead on Day 2 I encountered four guys heading into the woods for the night. One of them was drinking from a gallon jug of water...

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Do you have a link for the tie once post? Was looking around and couldnt find it, would be interested to see what you do.

Anything before I move this to the Facebook marketplace?

I just happened to be splicing Stingerz. Hopefully this helps... The above pic is the Stinger engaged, as though it's holding a tarp. Below is...

Thank you! It's one of my favorite areas for quick trips. In that particular area I was in, yes, the wildflowers come out and they can be pretty...

Also remember that there are no actual standards and testing done on vendor ratings. And as noted, everyone is different. A buddy of yours could...

Yeah, I would expect the lower the temps, the more buffer I'm gonna want. No wants to be chilly...but once you get down below freezing, it can get...

All that stuff will be compressed, so I don't even count it as insulation. Insulated pants, for example. Sure, the top part of the pants will provide...

I think in the OP's case, a 10* buffer rule isn't enough, as previously pointed out. I think you can be often comfortable with an UQ that's rated...

I subscribe to the 10* buffer rule - making sure your quilts are rated at least 10 degrees warmer than the temps you expect to experience. And...