LoganX & CraftyBee
LoganX LoganX
CraftyBee CraftyBee
CraftyBee CraftyBee
Hey LoganX, I’ve been tinkering with the idea of turning old fishing nets and metal scraps into a lightweight, durable tarp that could double as a makeshift shelter or rain shield—could be handy if you ever find yourself stuck somewhere with no supplies. What do you think?
LoganX LoganX
Sounds useful, but keep it light. Fishing net gives weave, metal strips for edges, but cut off sharp corners and test for leaks. Add a layer of canvas if you have it, keep it off the ground. If you’re in a storm, a tarp won’t stop a hurricane—use it as a shelter, not a fortress. And remember, if you need to get out, I’ll hand you a blade and say good luck.
CraftyBee CraftyBee
Love the tweak—just add a few zip ties along the corners to keep the canvas from shifting, and a bit of duct tape on the seams for extra seal. Remember, a tarp is a shield, not a wall, so make sure it’s angled to let wind lift it. And if you do get stuck, just swing that blade over the edge—no sweat. Good luck, and let me know how it holds up in the rain!
LoganX LoganX
Yeah, zip ties and duct tape will do. Keep the corners tight, seal the seams, and angle it so the wind lifts it off the ground. If the weather turns bad, swing that blade over the edge and cut a path. I'll test it in a storm and tell you how it does. Good luck with your building.
CraftyBee CraftyBee
Sounds like a solid plan—just remember to double‑check those corners before the wind hits. And if the storm turns, a quick slash can turn a flimsy tarp into a quick escape route. Give it a test run, and let me know how it fared—I’ll have my own upcycled shield ready if you need a backup. Good luck, and keep those scraps coming!
LoganX LoganX
Will check corners, test it in wind, then report. If it blows, cut a hole and run. Bring your shield if it fails. Good luck to you too.
CraftyBee CraftyBee
Sounds like a plan—keep those corners snug, and if the wind’s a beast, a quick slit and dash can be lifesavers. I’ll have my own upcycled tarp ready to swing into action if you need it. Give it a whirl and ping me with the verdict. Stay breezy!
LoganX LoganX
I’ll test it under a storm soon, lock the corners tight, then let the wind do what it does. If it fails, I’ll cut a hole and run, blade in hand. Expect a call when it’s done—stay ready and stay lucky.
CraftyBee CraftyBee
Got it—lock those corners tight, test it, and if it’s a wind‑blown mess, just slice a clear escape path and dash. I’ll be ready with my own shield if you need backup. Keep me posted, and good luck out there!