i just put the nails one on each end on the top. it doesn't have to be precise.

Cut on one side of every panels . When sewing it up the cutted side go to the uncutted side of the other panel and repeat until u go around.

@@derpherpp Thank you. I appreciate your videos. Thank you for making them.

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Sold it and buy another one 2004. Still have it with sticky dash, it was the work horse when first Uber and lift came out. 10 hours a day 5 days a week for almost a year. It’s now a back up car 2004 blue auto. Clear coat peeling but I’m not selling it. I didn’t have time or motivate to fix the tranny because it was my only car so I got another one

U have to have exact mesh size and deep(how long) for it to works. And there’s are a lot of trial and error to get it perfect lay flat without the “witch hat” and extra around the outer circle.

I never built 4 o 5 panels before I mostly build 6 panels and one 14ft someone make for me have 12 panels. The more panels the better it will open and lay flat. Downsize is there are a lot of materials and a lot of time to built which result cost more and it also heavier just the materials itself without leads and it also bulky to hold on one hand to load which can cause palm pain after a short while and you would need a lot of strength or different method to cast all that material out to spread it. I’ve open my 12.6 ft 98% of the time but the 14ft is harder

@@derpherpp thanks for the information

I’ve been doing this way for a lot of nets I make for myself and sold about a dozen this way and haven’t heard anyone complain yet. There a lot of way to tie the horn. Maybe I haven’t put my horn to strength test yet because I rarely find a school of mullets at where I usually fish.

It’s at harbor freight under plastic welder. I think by welder with a triangle flat iron will do but harbor freight come with a kit with all the stuff needed to fix especial the metal mesh to keep everything together when u melt the plastics.

@@derpherpp I'll check next weekend, thank you so much!!!

Glad it helped

Yeah I gave up and live with it . It’s now a back up car and haven’t started in months

Most gas blower, weed eaters, trimmer starting procedures are the same. Turn on choke, press the primer bulb few times, pull few time until it pop or want to run, put it on run, pull again then it should start . If it doesn’t then u have other problems which is common for small engine. The only reason it starts after right away because u up keep it and use it weekly so don’t expect a blower left in a shed for half a year to start up instantly

Thanks. Yeah after u done u can reuse everything and the frame is compact for storage

I didn’t know how to fix it then sold the car for like a grand back then got 04 is300 that’s been sitting there for backup. But try the tip from below comment

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Idk I think it’s patched

​@@derpherppIt's not. Still works.

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It’s the motor that move the AC wind to front bottom. Weld the plastic gear worn or not aligned. I’ve took it apart multiple time ms and check the gears are good and greased but it still doing it. So I don’t bother anymore because it stopped after few minutes

I think I chug this in the trash after this video

Me thinking the same thing 😂

I will be sure to climb on the roof to show proof next time. But he battery is being charged by the solar panel. My whole point is not to use my own water and electric. I’ve tried gravity but the barrels have to be around 10 high to see any pressure and the pressure isn’t even either because it’s high near the barrels and low pressure at the end. Mounting hundreds of pound of weight anything higher than couple feet isn’t safe. There’s always pros and cons in both system. I got rid all of it because i got kids ne I need a clean yard and it’s also requires constant cleaning by taking apart of everything because of mold, pump broke , mosquitoes and maintenance. So 15$ a month extra for water bill isn’t bad

@T -DUB so my point stands, it’s still battery powered and not solar powered.. like I said, lots of ppl miss use the term, solar powered when it’s actually DC battery powered, all the solar panels is doing is recharging the batteries, But its not running directly off of the solar. I make portable electric generators that can be changed in many ways and solar changed but I stay clear of calling it a portable solar generator as it’s more a electric generator or it stores electrical energy.. ppl who work in solar engineering will know exactly what I’m talking about but will still miss use the term, solar powered either because there trying to sell you the product or just have a lack of a better word. And ppl who don’t know just run with the term solar powered without fully understanding what it really is because it’s not put in the right context by the ppl in the kno

Thanks for the tip

The line is from local fishing supplier “Lee fisher” or joy of fishing. I built it the rest using their parts.

Sure do but it’s too much maintenance and yearly replacing battery and pump doesn’t worth it. It’s good smal project for fun but when factoring all that including solar panel. It’s not worth it imo