Mushin_Noshin
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Feels good to build something like this yourself! Great job!
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DIY Bundutec awning
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Im gonna use poles for more support also. Not because it needs it, but because it will offer more versatility in terms of additions etc. I'm diggin it so far! Gonna provide lots of shade that's for sure.
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Got more done
Today I was able to finish attaching the frame to the trailer and get the canvass up on the poles and frame to test its fit. All in all I think it fits pretty dang good. I still need to attach the awning track and order some more. I won't have enough for one of the sides. Here are some pics of how it turned out.
Needs awning track installed.
Awning track
Awning rope that goes inside the awning track
This is where the awning track will mount and along the sides
I think it turned out great! Provides lots of shade. I still plan to use poles though; not because it needs it, but because it will allow me to attach walls to it if I wanted to. My wife might want that while cooking in the windy conditions. Time will tell.
This is close to being finished so I prolly won't post many more pics to this. Next project is a DIY ARB FRIG/FREEZER cover. Screw that 130 dollar price tag..lol.
Today I was able to finish attaching the frame to the trailer and get the canvass up on the poles and frame to test its fit. All in all I think it fits pretty dang good. I still need to attach the awning track and order some more. I won't have enough for one of the sides. Here are some pics of how it turned out.
Needs awning track installed.
Awning track
Awning rope that goes inside the awning track
This is where the awning track will mount and along the sides
I think it turned out great! Provides lots of shade. I still plan to use poles though; not because it needs it, but because it will allow me to attach walls to it if I wanted to. My wife might want that while cooking in the windy conditions. Time will tell.
This is close to being finished so I prolly won't post many more pics to this. Next project is a DIY ARB FRIG/FREEZER cover. Screw that 130 dollar price tag..lol.
Titanpat57
Expedition Leader
ready?
ready??
YOU GOT IT MADE IN THE SHADE!!!!!
Great job!
ready??
YOU GOT IT MADE IN THE SHADE!!!!!
Great job!
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Thanks bro. Yep, I was thinking about that when building it. The rain can drain off the roof like it did before I put the Awning on. I left the rain channels in place to divert that water where I want it to go. I can also control the water direction by using the outriggers in the rear. I left it up for a cpl days now to let it settle in and stretch. Now that its stretched a little I'm going to pull it off and move some sewn in attachment points to tighten it up.
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I'm hoping to get the cover done this weekend and redo those little pitch support arms. I don't like this design. I'm gonna make it more simple and stronger.
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Thanks!