BrianZ
@DanWeitzel, they were 1-inch clamps and half inch wide, from Amazon..Koehler Enterprises KE12BX 10 Piece Hose Clamp Box (Size SAE 12),Silver https://a.co/d/hxrwjlzI think this was the absolute minimum size that would work, as I found myself wishing they were a bit larger, as they were more difficult to get started, especially if you had to use only one hand. I liked the 1/2" width though - seems optimal to me. If I had to do over, I'd get the next larger size over 1-inch.
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Re: Window - Awning covers /shades
That is funny, @ColleenD2 ! Surprised you don't even have a T@B, but it sounds like you need one! I was just saying to my wife, "I wonder if I could just glue the fabric", because she wasn'… (View Post) -
Re: Window - Awning covers /shades
Have been intending to make some of these window awning/sunshades, but considering using a bit different attachment method. Instead of the two horizontal straps across the back, has anyone tried just… (View Post) -
Re: Window - Awning covers /shades
Another idea I plan to try is using clips at the edges to help hold the material in place & help prevent it from being picked up by the wind. I tested a clip made from a piece of leftover 1/4 inc… (View Post) -
Re: Boondock Style Cargo Nets
Thanks, xbooooo. Since I couldn't find all the details, I figured I may as well provide what I've learned. UPDATE: Now that I have received my order for an alternative sized cargo net, I have replace… (View Post) -
Re: Post up some shots of your T@B set-up at the camp site! Part 2
5-2-2018 at Shenandoah River State Park, VA. Our campsite was just a stone's throw from the South Fork of the Shenandoah River, close to the Bluebell Trail along the river. Luckily, we had at least o… (View Post)
