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      <title>Anybody have an extra tarp&#45;tent&#63;</title>
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      <published>2011-12-18T12:33:15Z</published>
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      <author><name>marc</name></author>
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        <p>Hey folks, I am planning on thru hiking the PCT this April. I am trying to cut my costs. Wondering if anybody has an extra tarp tent that they are not using this season. I&#8217;d be happy to cover shipping or perhaps you are selling one.</p>

<p>Thanks so much</p>

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Check out my blog: <a href="http://pcthiker2012.blogspot.com/">http://pcthiker2012.blogspot.com/</a>
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      <title>2 Free Packs</title>
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      <published>2011-11-15T14:15:18Z</published>
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        <p>Hey folks - I&#8217;ve got two old homemade packs that are free to a good home. They are nothing special; my first two homemade packs when I was learning the ropes. One is light and well used (1000+ miles) but still has some life left. The other has little wear and tear (less than 200 miles) and is made of heavier cordura (200d) since it was intended more for mountaineering. They both were designed to use a Dana Designs Bomb Pack hip belt and between the two packs I only have one belt as I just used them interchangeably. I&#8217;d prefer these go to someone in need like scouts or something like that but would send to anyone I suppose. They are designed to work with a rolled up pad (tube style)for suspension. I ask for shipping cost to cover postage. Please email me for pics or other info</p>

<p>kenpuhn (at) hotmail (dot) com
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      <title>HOW TO GET AN ACCOUNT ACTIVATED TO POST HERE AT THRU&#45;HIKER</title>
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      <published>2011-07-11T09:38:51Z</published>
      <updated>2011-07-11T09:40:21Z</updated>
      <author><name>AYCE</name></author>
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        <p>Spam registrations vastly outnumber real registrations from gearmakers. If you are a gearmaker and want to post here, here’s how to get your account activated. </p>

<p>1st step:&nbsp; register here at the message board<br />
2nd step: to get your account activated, send a short email to me (email address in image below) with your username and a sentence or two to let me know that you’re interested in making gear<br />
3rd step:&nbsp; I’ll activate your account and you’ll receive a confirmation email to the email you registered with. </p>

<p>Thank you for your cooperation.&nbsp; Together we can keep this board spam free.
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      <title>Hood pattern questions</title>
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      <published>2011-07-01T19:48:19Z</published>
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        <p>I am looking at putting a hood from the thru-hiker hood pattern onto a Liberty Ridge Shell and am wondering how many of each of the three pieces I need to cut out.&nbsp; I am assuming there is one #1, two #2 pieces (left and right) and two #3 pieces.&nbsp; Is that correct?
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      <title>Intro</title>
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      <published>2011-06-21T14:28:31Z</published>
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      <author><name>Teflon</name></author>
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        <p>Hi Peeps, Not sure how it works (no intro thread) but wanted to say hi. I&#8217;m really looking forward to sharing experiences in making stuff, though I&#8217;ve only just started with MYOG, using mostly pegs, pins and an office stapler in my &#8216;experiments&#8217;. Anyway - thanks for reading, and best wishes from the UK. 8]
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    <entry>
      <title>Press Seams&#63;</title>
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      <published>2011-06-19T21:44:44Z</published>
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        <p>When sewing with nylon fabrics like M90, ripstop, silnylon, etc, should you use an iron to press the seams so they are easier to work with?</p>

<p>If so, any recommendations on iron settings or other tips?</p>

<p>If not, any tips on working with these fabrics when using seams like flat-fell or French seams?</p>

<p>Thanks, much appreciated!
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      <title>Have someone make a Kinsman for me</title>
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      <published>2011-03-26T10:58:19Z</published>
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        <p>Over the past few years I&#8217;ve wanted to buy a Kinsman, just haven&#8217;t got to it. I&#8217;m really busy now and know virtually nothing about sewing. I&#8217;d like a MYOG project though because of-the-shelf items never fit me (I&#8217;m 6&#8217;5&#8221; and all torso). Do you have any idea how long it would take someone experienced to make the Kinsman? Would it end up being too costly to pay someone to do it for me? Mostly I&#8217;d just like something that I can have an athletic fit and add a few inches in the arms and length. Thanks.
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      <title>JMT Poll:&amp;nbsp; Have you ever/never been stopped by a ranger and asked to show your bear canister&#63;</title>
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      <published>2009-05-19T00:15:45Z</published>
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        <p>How often do rangers actually ask to see if you have a bear canister?&nbsp; </p>

<p>I have a Ursack but currently the status is no-go for the JMT.&nbsp; I&#8217;m pretty experienced with bears (have spent many months camping in Yosemite Valley), and I really don&#8217;t want to buy a bear canister&#8230; but I also want to weigh the risk of getting slapped with a huge fine, or worse, being escorted off the trail.
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      <title>Climashield Apex</title>
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      <published>2009-11-10T09:51:21Z</published>
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        <p>This replaces XP. Anyone knows what the clo value is?
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      <title>Hydrophobe thread questions</title>
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      <published>2009-12-17T19:30:38Z</published>
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        <p>Questions on Thru-Hiker&#8217;s thread- I was hoping to get one type for all my general gear use.</p>

<p>Silnylon ponchos, tent floor, etc-<br />
I&#8217;m going to seam seal these.&nbsp; Does the Hydrophobe do a good job at absorbing solvent based silicone?&nbsp; What weight thread is suggested for silnylon?</p>

<p>Water resistant/DWR fabrics- I think I know the answer- it&#8217;s great and use tex-24 with a thin, sharp needle.</p>

<p>Stretch fabrics-<br />
Does the thread have any stretch?&nbsp; My instructions for sewing Polartec say use &#8220;good polyester thread with stretch&#8221; and use a zig-zag stitch first then finish the seam by stretching the fabric and doing a straight seam.&nbsp; Does Hydrophobe have much stretch?&nbsp; I&#8217;ll also be sewing water resistant stretch fabrics like Polartec Powershield so the anti-wicking property is ideal.
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