Excellent video. Definitly one of the best for this lens. You helped me out big time. Thanks!

This might be a good idea for my harbor, freight garage in a box. I could use this to anchor the thing to the ground👍😊 i’ve got flat concrete block on the legs of the garage right now however, that’s still not heavy enough in a windstorm. Maybe these would be I don’t know. Looks like a pretty good idea though I would probably just use the quickset post concrete just put it in there and get it wet👍

God bless you.

Great idea ...

What year is your RT? And was the spare tire carrier already on, or did you install it? I have a '92 Dodge 190P where the tire's inside and it takes up a ton of storage space, would love to move it outside.

Excellent Stuff Grandpa! 🤟🤗

How long is the finished door, top to bottom, including the handle? Mine came to us damaged, some slats at the top had been cut off so it had an opening at the top. It finally worn out and broke so it's time to replace completely but I don't know how tall to make the tambour.

I Need one of those and can not find one. I don't have all the wood tools that you have. What kind of wood did you get from home depot? I couldn't understand form the video. Did you cut it in all those sticks or was it all already cut?

How long did it last

How did your canopy and creative anchor hold up? Trying to do something to my carport

Wonderful song and very nicely done

Very simple! Love it

you made a mistake you have rubber parts left out , there it is on the table , its a rubber part to stop clacking noise when you zoom all the way out , so now your lens will be noisier , its a beginner mistake

The only thing I can add is that the biggest connector on the PCB has a wedge-lock feature that slides out to release the cable and in to lock it.

Literally loose screws? Huh, here I was debating getting rid of mine. Thank you very much indeed for documenting the process so well; this is a big help.

Where did you get the canopy, and is the frame made entirely of pvc? Thanks

😺thank u!

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

I wonder if it snows at your location, and how you can snow proof this canopy. I've been taking a rack and clearing the snow off it, but that's not a long term solution.

Cuanto vale y donde queda

Oh I love it good idea thank you

Personally very impressed with your doing the project despite injuries. Thanks for the project and the inspiration. Hope all is well with you and your family

prety cool but in a oklahoma wind them cinder blocks become projectiles yer screwed. i just put one of these up and used an auger type stake . theres nothing gonna stop the oklahoma wind and if im gonna lose property id rather it be just the canopy than have it bash in windows or dent up the car . thanks for the clever insight though

You did your community a huge favor posting this video. This was an exceptionally well documented instructional video. You also verbally describe everything perfectly clear. Such an ambitious job. I am very impressed. It made me wonder what you did for employment. Anyway, just had to comment on "YOU" your skills all the way around. Nice job.

Interesting. I had my poles into 6 - 5 gallon buckets full of concrete. Thinking they were 100lbs each. My goal was to raise the canopy above an adjacent shed door. No shock absorbers though. Right away got a 50 mph wind come through that started lifting the legs up and contorting the frame poles. That was enough for my experiment. One of my poles dented a car fender in the process.

I used 4way deck blocks, the bars slide into the holes perfectly

Thanks for this video. I too stripped or rather bent the fingers / fork of the pressure contact plate on putting the main lens unit back.You mentioned each screw to remove but for this you said, screw already removed so I opted not to remove it and it was a mistake. So when I switched it all on the lens was not focussing properly. Disassembled the lens and thought well that’s it, was about to give up but decided to see if I could bend back those fingers to approximately their original shape, I had to use a loupe magnifier,, even the ends of a tweezers was almost too thick to work on it, and hoped for the best, and it works perfectly now !!! A few thousand rand (couple hundred dollars) saved, thanks so much!!!

Muito legal, vou fazer igual para o meu carro.👏

do you know the name of the screw you had to tighten? I was missing one. I bought this lens used so maybe someone had already tried this and lost a screw.

Great idea!! More people should know about this! How's it holding up in 2021? Unfortunately, it's too late for me, I've already anchored mine into my concrete driveway :( Still looking for more ways to stabilize it though.

Thanks Marshall

I found these to be the best quality Tambour doors to fit as a shower door, They are made from ABS plastic not cheaper PVC that fades and squeaks. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/-Tambour-Door-Kit-Shower-Bathroom-Campervan-STRONG-ABS-PLASTIC-4-xColours/293768860201?pageci=6de7b788-2a0c-43c2-a5a7-d78a25d677bc

Sir I want 1 parts. please replay my comment

Great Explanation!!!!! Thank you for the video. Will be following your instructions.

Good job. Thanks for sharing.

ANOTHER ONE THAT DID NOT SHOW THE CANOPY ROLLING INTO THE STREET WHEN A 40 MPH GUST TAKES THAT HORIZONTAL SAIL AND SAILS IT. THOSE BUNGEES WILL SNAP LIKE RUBBER BANDS AND THAT CANOPY HAS LIFTED ME OFF THE GROUND IN 25 MPH WINDS. I'M 175 LBS. I LOOKED LIKE MARY POPPINS WITH A CANOPY!

You could have plumed it with a leveler instead of a L square Lol OMG Lmao

well done fine job

Wow, nice now that you have made one. It will be easy for you to duplicate it for me!

Thank you! Very well done, beautiful door, very professionally presented.

Ill just ship it back to amazon lol

Great solution, thank you so much! :)

Another cool thing about this system is that if you do end up replacing the entire frame and canopy, it looks like you can reuse these blocks

I broke the electrical finger like contacts but the lens still works, what do they do?

Well done! Thank you for sharing

Y not take the time to finish showing how to do the job...