Very nice.Thank you for sharing!

Very innovative! Huah!

That thing will last 50 years. Hell of a job man...wish I had the skill, and even more, the patience.

Great job! Very detail oriented!

I like your design. Good video too. I dont know about saving $300-400. You can buy a bigger one for $300 with a travel cover. But even without saving any money, glad you like making these things.

Quite impressive work. Great shanty. Wish I had one

You did a great job looks awesome .. thumbs way up

Dude helluva job !

Great video I'm making one off of a homemade pallet sled and trying to find a way to build the hinges... I think it's funny how the category is music lol

I love it man! That's my style... wanna make a flip over hut? Learn how to sew... boom. Excellent dude!

sweet nice job

Love the concept. I'd like to know if you have plan of some sort on how to make it. Is it attached to a sled at al for hauling?

That kid Mike - it's attached to the sled, and screwed to two of the poles through washer like graumets. And the other poles slide through a hoop i sewed into the canvas. The metal graumets work nice.

that was a compliment.

I think you did a great job well done ! I just bought a singer sewing machine to do the same thing ! Did you have a high end sewing machine mine is a singer 411 heavy duty I hope it will sew the canvas! Great job liked your video

cool

Nice video! I've been laying out plans in my mind to go about turning my med small jet sked into a side style pull over. Was thinking about using square aluminum tubing? Any thoughts on durability?

Cool I'm thinking of doing one With help of cours ! How can I get the plans?

That’s awesome for a homemade!!! I’m trying to wrap my head around making a 1 man wind break or fully enclosed how did you get the hinges right? Did you measure or trial and error?

@melissamcm24

6 жыл бұрын

King Boys , I just later one piece of conduit on top of the last, left a little room and drilled a hole. The hoop that goes down on the ice is on the outside of the hinge and is bent to go right down on the ice, so position doesn't matter as much

@derekking8286

6 жыл бұрын

Melissa McMeans thank you!!

how did you do the stitching? What kind of material did you use? Looks awesome! I want to build one very similar but with a wooden homemade sled as the base.

@melissamcm24

5 жыл бұрын

It was stitched with a sewing machine and it's a canvas tarp I ordered online.

@ultranitro437

5 жыл бұрын

@@melissamcm24 OK cool, can you remember which website you used or what the fabric was called? I am new to the fabric world and I never realized how many types of canvas and tarp there are out there! Thanks for any info you can remember!

класс все просто и практично

how much did you spend on canvas

I see you haven't changed since I knew you in 10th grade. lol.

Make and sell me one