The rope information confused me, but I finally figured it out. Tie the first cord as instructed. Depending on the length of rope you're using, it may be eaier to do it backwards. shortened. Put the first rope through the side screw eye and then through the 2 screw eyes on the front of the board. Bring the rope down the front of the shadecloth from the left screw eye to the bottom and then up the back and tie it to the screw eye on the top. You'll have the rest of the rope hangind down the right side. Figure out how far down the side it needs to hang, based on the reach of the shortest person who will be using the shade. Being short and having 10' ceilings, I needed the part of the cord that will be pulled to be about 5' long. Cut the cord at the desired length for easy pulling. For the second cord, put it through the side screw eye, through the first screw eye on the front of the board, down to the bottom and up the back and tie it to the top screweye. Match the length hanging down on the right side from the first cord. Hint: polyurethane rope can fray at the end. Melt the end with a match or lighter enough to seal it. Either dip it in water or wrap a wet paper towel around the end to cool it. My preference was to tie the 2 pull cords together after sealing the ends. Another hint - I put the front screw eyes about 18" in from each end for a 6' wide shade. For an 8' wide shade, a 3rd screw eye will be added in the middle. I'm still constructing the 8' wide one, so haven't decided if I'm going to run a 3rd rope.

Looks so easy when you do it!

brilliant!

Thank you sir!

that's fine for outside. I need one for my pario doorway in my apartment, on the inside without putting screws in the walls or ceiling.

Staple gun works well too on wood and screen connection. If you have or can borrow and electric one goes fast.

Nice. Thanks

Thank you very much from Russia, respectfully Rome!!!!!

if you want to secure the sides in the event of wind blowing them, any suggestions? I am thinking of eyeletes and shock cord with hooks to suit shock cord.

Thanks

Good job

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What size screw eyes and what size ceiling hooks?

Will this work on fabric aun screen for my store?? May filipino po ba dito

Good work. Hope next time can provide diagram. I can't follow what you doing with the rope. Anyway subscribed

Instead of unwanted music you could have added the verbal instructions. Cool idea btw.

So what if your patio is metal instead of wood? How do you attach the shade to it? That's my dilemma.

I am not getting how the wood round dowel will fit at the bottom end?

Will this mechanism work on horizontal surface?

Where did you get the sunscreen fabric?

Woow

I am a bit confused as to what exactly I was looking at during the construction. Would you please add a drawing or something to show the process?

Yea it's an amazing idea, I searched for this for a long time but this tutorial had me a bit lost..

I wanna do this but with PVC and hang it in the shower.

last part i cant understand after 1:90

Hm poh?

Pulling the rope is bit confusing , it’s not clear , can you please help ..

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okay, so at 1:36-1:37 I and others got confused , likely because of the pace of the video, the cuts, and that the camerawork is close up and we can't see everything that's going on as if we were standing right there. Simply put, once you pass the first rope through that very last side mounted eye bolt on the right to draw the blind, cut it to the height you'll need to pull the shade open or closed, for example say the height of the whole blind. Take that remaining portion of the rope that was cut, then tie that to the second eye bolt at 1:37, and repeat what was done with the first rope, except thread it through the second eyebolt, and that last side mounted eyebolt on the right

You lost me when you said to cut the rope and then started threading it through again. The rope is suddenly on top coming from the opposite direction and it's not clear how you did that. I followed you all the way through when you threaded the rope through the first side eye screw and then you lost me