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What is the name of sewing a seam/hem with mesh, where you add material because the mesh doesn't hold the stitches? Also, I've seen something on a sewing machine that will fold that material into the hem, but I forgot what that is called ...and if it is an attachment to standard machines, or a specialized machine.
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Joe is an experienced triple crown hiker. He's in the process of a pack build. Working on the straps as I post. He's pretty good about articulating his decision making process. I thought MYOG would enjoy following along, or checking a replay of the video after the fact.
I promised a few members I'd do a write up on my fast fly without a footprint method. Here we are. Use your own groundcloth.
Total weight of my fast fly setup:
Total: 610 grams or 21.5 ounces.
As you can see, this option makes a double wall tent pretty versatile. You can think of the fast fly pitch as creating a full coverage tarp situation...without the trekking poles in the way. I don't tend to carry trekking poles in the desert and fast fly is an excellent pitch for desert or other no bug situati
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Do you strap around your body or the pad or not at all?
How many straps are on your quilt and where are they located?
What kind buckles/cinch/hitch is on the straps and where are they located (i.e. in the center, off to the side...)?
I converted my sleeping bag to a quilt and now I'd like to place some straps. I have some really light shock cord and cord locks, will that work?
BTW... anyone wanting to attempt the same: A rough guide.
I know these are sort of r/myog questions, but I'm more interested in understanding how your straps are on current store bought quilts, than answers on how to make them myself.
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