Tristan

@Tomi made this very cool video of his DIY Packraft made from plans! Awesome!!

@Tomi

I used the 210D fabric from the DIY Packraft shop for the multi-colour packraft how-to videos – you can see that it bonds quickly without melting. (I use the same temperature to bond the 40D fabric, too.)

I did a lot of research before deciding what fabrics to purchase for the DIY Packraft shop… I tested TPU-coated fabrics from other…[Read more]

Hi Jared,

A 2-person DIY Packraft is in the works and should be available early in the new year. I wouldn’t recommend trying to carry two people + gear in a Large, unless you were paddling only a short distance – it wouldn’t sink, but it would be mighty cramped!

Here are some sources for the Clover Mini Iron II around the world. Please post more if you find them at a better price or a new location and I will update this list.

Australia

Canada

EU

New Zealand

UK

UK

USA

Here are some sources for the Clover Mini Iron II around the world. Please post more if you find them at a better price or a new location and I will update this list.

Australia

Canada

EU

New Zealand

UK

UK

USA

Here are some sources for the Clover Mini Iron II around the world. Please post more if you find them at a better price or a new location and I will update this list.

Australia

<a href="http://Amazon.ca” target=”_blank”>Canada

EU

New Zealand

UK

UK

USA

Is your Clover always too hot on the High setting? I’ve found that mine can get too hot if I leave it sitting on a stand for a while, but then if I rub it on some wood or something for a few seconds before using it, it cools to the right temperature. I think part of the problem is that the stand holds it with the tip slightly elevated, so hot air…[Read more]

Is your Clover always too hot on the High setting? I’ve found that mine can get too hot if I leave it sitting on a stand for a while, but then if I rub it on some wood or something for a few seconds before using it, it cools to the right temperature. I think part of the problem is that the stand holds it with the tip slightly elevated, so hot air…[Read more]

Hi Larry,

A 1/8″ overlap won’t be a problem, so I recommend centering the piece in the available space without trimming it.

Out of curiosity, which piece is it?

Cheers

Hi Larry,

A 1/8″ overlap won’t be a problem, so I recommend centering the piece in the available space without trimming it.

Out of curiosity, which piece is it?

Cheers

Hi Larry,

A 1/8″ overlap won’t be a problem, so I recommend centering the piece in the available space without trimming it.

Out of curiosity, which piece is it?

Cheers

It’s about 650 km (400 mi), roughly six weeks in total 🙂