Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

nunrleft wrote:Gave the awning a test on a trip to Custer State Park. I'm glad I went with the adjustable outer poles.

Hey sharing your awning in the thread... I'm sure to replicate it soon... But was asked about good awnings.... Yours is the first to come to mind as best built.


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Great job looks amazing. I do have one question. On the awning there are all of the rings on the corner pieces just curious as to what those are for as I didn't see anything every connected to them? Would they be for maybe a bug netting or something of the sort?

Thank you!

Those look like thumb screws for tightening the poles up inside the fittings?

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flboy wrote:Those look like thumb screws for tightening the poles up inside the fittings?

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Well that makes perfect sense!

That is a really nice Yamaha DT3! Brings back some memories!

Zarovich89 wrote:Great job looks amazing. I do have one question. On the awning there are all of the rings on the corner pieces just curious as to what those are for as I didn't see anything every connected to them? Would they be for maybe a bug netting or something of the sort?

Thank you!

Yes, thumb screws for tightening the fittings.

low277 wrote:That is a really nice Yamaha DT3! Brings back some memories!

Thank you. I put a lot of time and energy into that bike and it's won several trophies. But, I still like to bomb around on it.

I see photobucket is blocking many of my build pics so I made this video. I added comments in the video so people know where I got the items used.