You demonstrated your practical skills in achieving the desired outcome, which is why I clicked, without wasting my time telling me what a genius you are. How refreshingly humble! Entertaining to boot!

God told Noah, make that Tonneau cover before it rains....

This turned out great man, deserves more views

I really like the drum in this music

Dude, showing a material list will make your video more valuable.

I just bought a 92 f150 flareside in amazing condition with only 80k miles on it. Unfortunately the previous owner installed snaps directly into the the bed like yours and of course the cover is missing. I've been going over options from body shop to spray on bedliner to making my own. Thanks for the inspiration.

By "patterning" I think you mean "templating".

Yo that was great.

Great video but I'm not not sure how you actually fastened it to the bed. Riveted snaps?

I did not understand how do you stick the cover to the truck at the end.. What did you use?

Awesome

Where did you get the button tool? My truck has a few missing. Thanks!

It would be wonderful if you put a project material list with your video.

killer

Will you be able to make a cover for a truck that has a sport rack ??

someday maybe I will be brave enough to try this. love your sewing machine too. will have to share this even if I am 2 yrs late to the show. lol

Hay man .where did u get your stuff u used. I want to do mine the same way u have done yours can u plz let me know the info I need to know. Thanks an god bless

And by pattern you failed to say say what the pattern was made from. And most of us do not have a commercial grade sewing machine.

donde las ases??

Is paterning a word? Idk about that one guy? "

Is this really secure? A simple pocket knife would defeat this?

And yet you have no structural support

How about you slow down a little, this vid didn't help me much, but I can tell you like to sew