Wood strip and canvas covering?

[nesika41]

See if I can post a picture. Hope it's not too big. Hard to know, before covering w/ canvas (or perhaps fiberglass) how strong it'd be.

[Edit] That didn't work.........

[PaulC]

Hi Nesika, at the top of the page there is a help with photo's link. Have a look at that for help on posting pics
Cheers
Paul

[Steve_Cox]

How about one of these on a Harbor Freight trailer?

[PaulC]

I think the horses might be uncomfortable with that idea.
Cheers
Paul

[GPW]

Those Tumbleweed houses sure are cool , and a hell of a lot nicer than a FEMA trailer .....

OlD airplanes were basically sticks and plywood , covered with "doped' (aircraft lacquer) canvas.... Canvas had to be changed every 50 years or so .... and they were strong and light enough to FLY ...We just have to do alot of "taxi ing"around... hahahahaha

How about a mini Connestoga( spelled badly ?) wagon ... just a cool box with all your stuff attached ,mounted on a small frame/trailer , a handfull of fiberglas ribs that fit into tubes in the box , and a simple canvas cover .... Pretty easy huh ???

[angib]

Interesting idea, though I can't figure out how one could pull it off, practically speaking.

(This is referring to the 'flexy roof'.)

The idea is copied, like all my 'ideas'! - in this case from a British motorcaravan, a panel van conversion type of RV. The flexing panel was made with aluminium that was ribbed or corrugated along the length. The side panels and end panels were ply and piano hinges were used at the joints. It was uninsulated. The one thing I can't work out is how the end panels seal to the flexing panel - if you put a lip on the flexing panel, it ain't gonna flex so well.

I can't find any photos of this type of roof, but I'll keep looking.

Andrew

[nesika41]

Try again on this pic: think I got it figgered out.

http://tnttt.com/album_ ... ic_id=8226

[nesika41]

H'mmm, the link's there, but how do you make it just appear?

[Micro469]

[madjack]

H'mmm, the link's there, but how do you make it just appear?

41..use the "Img" tags at the top of the page...click it once and then add the url and then click "close tags"...it should look like this ... [img]pastedurl[/img]....
madjack

[Micro469]

H'mmm, the link's there, but how do you make it just appear?

41..use the "Img" tags at the top of the page...click it once and then add the url and then click "close tags"...it should look like this ... [img]pastedurl[/img]....
madjack

You have to click on the pic in your album first and copy the URLfrom the enlarged pic, go back to your post, click IMG, paste URL, click IMG again.


At least, thats how I do it.....

[nesika41]

Hate it when I have to follow directions.....

[img]http://www.tnttt.com/gallery/image.php?image_id=8232[/img]

[Edit] OK, now what's wrong???????

[nesika41]

[img]http://www.tnttt.com/gallery/image.php?image_id=8232[/img]

[Edit] Dang! Tried it both ways above!

[asianflava]

I ran into this recently and it was driving me nuts. Then I remembered something from a while back. The web address has to end with .jpg for it to post as an image. I didn't want to go thru the trouble of copying the image and uploading it to the host so I just posted the link.

[Miriam C.]

There ya go. Just click on the picture in your album. Then click on the URL and copy. Got to your message and paiste. After you paiste, highlight the URL and then click on Img.

Miriam