I just put an ad in our local classifieds for a carport frame - no tent. I’m making a chicken run, so i’ll cover it in chicken wire. I got three calls and i’m going to look at an 8x20 frame this week. Once the tent fabric rots away, people don’t really know what to do with their frames.
I think a good repair will be stronger than most wood fiber, so I would cut to leave the best possible mating surface regardless of where the holes are. I think it’s cool that you are going to pin it too!
What Webfoot1 says I agree 100% now you have me thinking that maybe I need some metal...
Well actually according to this book that I may have been reading:
“The use of a “slash guard” was popular on earlier Sunfish, from the mid 11th century, until the 1370’s, when the emergence of black powder rifles on the battlefield reduced the amount of slashing. Some historians theorize that...
It is a yoga thing that you roll yourself on like a massage. I got it at Kmart for $15, I couldn’t find any funnoodles to use as padding. It works good and stays put where it is behind the slash guard.
So I managed to get the Sunfish all squared away, paperwork wise. Thank you AAA ladies!
So today my son and I took the boat up to Crowley and met up with our friends and their tri-maran.
They whupped us across the lake. But we had fun and some good sailing all the way to the middle of...
I would like to do it right.. so here are some questions: Would I grind out the existing cloth that can be seen from the picture? If so how deep? Or do you just remove the existing coating around the clothuntil you get to solid ground, and then lay some new cloth over the existing cloth?
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That seems like a good idea! I wonder how much force the dagger well is designed to hold.
It is way too easy to overtighten those ratchet straps!
I’m going to anchor some clips or caribeaners to the trailer so I can run the straps loose and not worry about the hooks coming free.
I just took some pictures of stress? cracks that I attribute to the tie down straps and also the roller. I might make some kind of carpeted 2x4 thingy that will distribute tie down pressure across the deck and rout them past the edge of the boat and down to the trailer. I suppose I should...
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