Deacon... as soon as my tarp gets in... waits with anticipation... you shall see the Winter Palace which will have basically the same dimensions as the BMJ at half the weight.
Already have the movie script in my head
Deacon... as soon as my tarp gets in... waits with anticipation... you shall see the Winter Palace which will have basically the same dimensions as the BMJ at half the weight.
Already have the movie script in my head
"If you give a monkey a gun and he shoots someone, you dont blame the monkey"
The end of the world is not coming in December, it is happening now in my living room. - TFC Rick
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I'm looking forward to seeing that video.Originally Posted by Raul Perez
Deacon... as soon as my tarp gets in... waits with anticipation... you shall see the Winter Palace which will have basically the same dimensions as the BMJ at half the weight.
Already have the movie script in my head
Fronkey
+1. They are always informative and entertaining.
As of yet, no one as answered the question as to how much the 11' x 10' superfly-like cuben tarp costs? Anyone - anyone?
Sorry I missed your question Deacon.
Because of the extra two full length seams and approximately 2.25 extra yards of fabric the cost of the extra wide tarp will be $369.Panel pull outs are still optional but recommended for a tarp that wide. Do to popular demand, to keep the most coverage possible, the extra wide tarp will not have any catenary cuts. This should not be problematic since there is very little stretch associated with CF3 material anyway. Since there are no cat cuts, I am open to adding some additional tie outs along the perimeter if anyone wants them.
~Stormcrow
Owner/Founder at Hammockgear.com - Hammock Camping Outfitters
Home of the Burrow, the Incubator, and the Phoenix
Stormcrow, thanks. I was also wondering how the ends of the tarp close to make the doors, if the tarp is a true rectangle.
If the doors hinge on line from the bottom second-from-the-end tieout up to the ridge end, the hinge of the door is then on an angle when viewed from the side. As a result, the bottom edge of the door is no longer level when the door is closed.
How do you handle this problem - perhaps the bottom edge is not straight all the way to the end of the tarp? Just wondering. Thanks.
Check out page 3 of this thread it shows Shug's doors closed from the inside.
"If you give a monkey a gun and he shoots someone, you dont blame the monkey"
The end of the world is not coming in December, it is happening now in my living room. - TFC Rick
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