Just finished it this morning... well... finished minus seam sealing, but it's snowing now and the garage is full sooooooo...
Anyway, don't have a scale at the house, but THEORETICALLY it should be in the 17-18/19oz. range with guy ropes and all (the tarp itself being around 15-16). The tarp is a hex-cut with a 12' ridgeline and 9' sides (1.5' cut in at each corner).
"The sea was angry that day, my friends! Like an old man... trying to send back soup at a deli!"
nice work. looks good
Very nice cwayman1! That should serve you well. Light too
stumo
Looks good.
Ambulo tua ambulo.
Yep, very nice. As long as it keeps you dry!!
Very nice. I like how you did the ridgeline reinforcements.
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Very nice. I know I get a tremendous amount of satisfaction being shielded from the elements with my DIY tarp and I'm sure will too. Enjoy.
Stoikurt
"Work to Live...Don't Live to Work!"
Good looking tarp! Be sure to post some more photos when you set it up!
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Great looking tarp....
Can't wait to see your pictures of it set up.
Questtrek
"In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks". John Muir.
Enjoy as you lay there and look up and think... "Man, am I crafty!"...
Terrific.
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