Thanks

It can be. I enjoy it there. Plus, it's only a few miles outside of town

Lol. It was. And hot too

Awesome. I will have to try that. Thanks

Ask me the question. I would be glad to help.

Thanks. My pleasure

Great idea. Thanks for your comment. Cheers mate!

Lol. A styrofoam person, da!!

Te nada, amino. Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching and comment.

The caution was for the transport when coals are inside. Which I wouldn't recommend doing. Nonetheless, as is, the grill remains off-balance. A non-issue for me. Thanks for stopping by and commenting

You can put them anywhere without worrying about strength. A problem will be some rain coming in the through your centerly placed granmmet.

@@guadalupe_rodriguezNPK thank you for the reply. Since the tarp is only going on the ground under my tent anyway I don't think I'm to worried about the rain. They could actually help with rain drainage.

Thanks mate! I appreciate your comment.

Thanks mate! Durable gear for sure.

Thank you for the comment.

@@guadalupe_rodriguezNPK , it seems like some folks on Amazon say “ gold” grommets and they are just thin steel with a gold colored coating that I am afraid will rust in a hurry on outdoor tarps. I’m trying to make sure I get a good punch and anvil and brass material (or aluminum but it doesn’t seem like those are easily available) for the grommet itself so it won’t rust. Thoughts?

@@chammockutube since the corrosion is mostly atmospheric, one solution is applying a protective coating. The coating will only slow down the inevitable of (rust) metals going back to its natural state (back in the soil). Consider this: make sure to mat similar metals with each other. For example, avoid using corbon steel rivets on copper plating or use lead bolts on gold framing. When bonding dissimilar metals leads to oxidation, then to corrosion. Lucky for us, most tarps aren't made of metal. So, avoiding breaking the protective when installing a grommet (nearly impossible, unless covered with tape or similar item during installation), provide a protective coating afterwards (paint) , and post-care (cleaning & lubrication) similar to cast iron cookware maintenance.

@@guadalupe_rodriguezNPK Thanks. I found what is stated to be a solid brass grommet on Amazon and one of the reviewers said they cut it in half and it was indeed brass all the way through and not brass coated steel so I think I’m gonna go with that. Thanks for your lightning fast replies. Have a great evening Sir!!

Hope it helped you some

I'm glad I could help. Thanks for stopping by and for your comment.

I took an entomology class for my plant and soil science degree.

Thanks for your comments. This video is an installation tutorial. The need to reinforce an area being installed is vital to keep from tearing up. Either with several plies, over and under the grommets or a single layer of thicker materials.

No offense but the reply to that answer was a copout. People see these videos and do as they see. Agreed you should have shown better reinforcement.

Thank you for stopping by and taking the time and leaving a comment.

Where did you get it on clearance ? What store?

All the testosterone flowing through my body. Lol

Yes they do. Thanks for stopping by.

Lol. You're the first to ask. They are Cicadas making their mating buzzing sound. Fun fact: Only the male Cicada makes that buzzing sound.

@@guadalupe_rodriguezNPK haha cool! Thank you 👍🏻

Yes I do. I still enjoy and love mine.

Your right, as I mentioned in the video, you will need to reinforce the grommet with a other materials to make it stronger. To compare shear strength from sailmaking to a camping tarp is a stark difference. As a military aircraft structure repairer, the level of QC demanded for military aircraft vs civilian aircraft is almost night and day in their respective repair manuals. This differences in procedure comes from the demand of use. For example, one demands a minimum edge distance while the other is more flexible, respectively.

Hey Jeff, thanks for your comment. Cheers mate!

Awesome. What do you like cooking on it? I enjoy cooking beef patties because the grill leaves nice thick grill marks.

@@guadalupe_rodriguezNPK I love to cook every thing on it! I think the cast iron is the best material to grill because really keep the hit...

Thanks for the comment and hello Italy. Cheers mate!

Thanks for the comment. Your exactly right.