Beendare
WKR
Something like this is going to be my next project- after a couple of honey do’s.
The goals are to be comfortable for 2 big guys, sturdy, light. Im shooting for about 3#~ this should be close with RSBTR mtn sil.
The walls on my 13’ tipi are a tad short- maybe a foot tall,
Im using the eve to install vents- this works great on my other one though i dont need as many- only a few. Im thinking i will extend these eves more than 4”, maybe 6” or 8”- shown here with 4”
Any thoughts on centering the pole vs this? It seems like it leaves a little more room if it’s offset but not as strong as a true centered design.
Does the sagging on these big sections bother you guys?
Do you guys running the pyramids have issues with that?
It bugs me though its easy to retension when cold. My 12 Sider isn’t bad, this 10 sider will have a couple big sections of fabric a little over 4 feet wide.
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I dont have the 2 roof vents or stove jack shown.
Still tinkering, any critique welcomed.
The goals are to be comfortable for 2 big guys, sturdy, light. Im shooting for about 3#~ this should be close with RSBTR mtn sil.
The walls on my 13’ tipi are a tad short- maybe a foot tall,
Im using the eve to install vents- this works great on my other one though i dont need as many- only a few. Im thinking i will extend these eves more than 4”, maybe 6” or 8”- shown here with 4”
Any thoughts on centering the pole vs this? It seems like it leaves a little more room if it’s offset but not as strong as a true centered design.
Does the sagging on these big sections bother you guys?
Do you guys running the pyramids have issues with that?
It bugs me though its easy to retension when cold. My 12 Sider isn’t bad, this 10 sider will have a couple big sections of fabric a little over 4 feet wide.
( design copyrighted, use by permission only)
I dont have the 2 roof vents or stove jack shown.
Still tinkering, any critique welcomed.
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