Harbor Freight 10 ft by 20 ft Car Canopy Time Lapse Assembly by  

Where's your video?

I ended up doing the same thing and it last us a few years! Worth it!

Glad it helped!

Thanks for subbing!

Should've filmed in black and white!

Hey SalerPaul, thanks for the comment. I'll be using this comment during my live stream tonight at 7 pm EST, Episode 27. Hopefully you can make it.

mrnovacan great idea! Thanks

Awesome idea now I know what I'm going to do.

It's totally worth it!

They are metal, I used self-tappers to screw everything together on mine.

I'm sure some round stock, iron pipe, PVC, or conduit could be rigged to work out! Good project!

i ve seen 5 gallon pails with sand

The elastic bands are there to hold the tarp in place. They are removable, but doing so would allow the tarp to come off.

You can do only half, but wouldn't be ten feet.

Buy a 10x10 canopy.

Yes if you work with the wind but to put it back on while about 8 foot high while a lil difficult but more over you'll be putting a lot of strain on the frames legs while you pull the tarp to to put on your eye loops and stretching it out.

you in 505 ?

How long does it take you to drop a deuce? This is all dependent on your experience and willpower

The legs are two pieces.

It did pretty good for a number of years. I had it setup full-time at my property in upstate New York after making this video and it was great for shade over a picnic table.

Exactly, it is like the directions are halfway done, if that.

You need to anchor it real good.

You will find it ontop of your neighboors house on a good windy day .

Mine came with ground anchors. There are plenty of methods to anchor to concrete and dirt.

I used 18 in corkscrew type for tethering medium to large dogs. Then para cord to secure the frame to the tether.

An hour or so. It would go faster with two people.

Staking would be a good idea. I took the carport to my second property and it eventually blew over in the middle of the night. I ended up concreted each leg into a 5 gallon bucket. I also used ratchet straps from one end to the other on each side to pull the whole frame together. Hasn't budged yet since doing those two things.

Yeah, I did it alone. There were times when having a second person would've helped, but I just kept connecting poles and standing things up. Eventually I got it.

It does much better if it's anchored down.

@@GettinJunkDone 😂 I know that , I'm wondering if if the materials are good enough to sustain winds

neighbors are just jelly really

They can go fuck them selfs

Not at all.

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You have. A. Strange way. Of Typing. Your message.

It ruins the video for you...other people seem to like it just fine, not everyone, but there are plenty that do. I appreciate the view and the comment, but RU-vid is a big place...plenty other videos for you to watch. Maybe make your own and show me how its done? Have a great day!

You do have the options of muting the video or turning it down or just not watch the video at all. Just like when he was trying to put it over the truck. I just fast forward through the stupid part. And at the end where it showed his hooks for the end rope. He obviously didn't read the directions. Cause your suppose to hook the hooks and twist the legs to tighten them by wrapping the rope around the legs. Not pull the extra rope through the hooks and tie a knot. If someone is going to make a video they could at least do it right so everyone can see how its suppose to be done and not just half ass it and say well this will work I don't care how the manufacturer says to do it.

If only they invented some way of muting the volume