Thanks for the tip. Also: Taught vs Taunt. Not being a d!ck. Just trying to help.

Something new everyday. Thanks.

Great idea. For the smoothest cutting of pool noodles, you can use a lightly serrated bread knife. Many dollar stores also sell a plastic "pool noodle knife" made specifically for cutting pool noodle foam. I bought one for $1.25 and it helps to keep the wife happy. 😉

Aaaaahhhh! I thought that you were going to put them on the long supporters. Cool!

I love pool noodles for odd cushion or insulation hacks around the house and shop. One thing, if I may, is at the beginningand later in the video, you add the letter N to the word that means tight. "Taunt" means to tease or annoy. "Taut" is "tight." Peace, and thanks for the tent tightening tip!

I have a canopy on my deck. If it rains, it sags. Gonna have to try this.

Thanks Bill good clip, everything I need to know and nothing I don’t.👍

Great idea. I have friends who have booths like that at festivals and fairs. BTW, it's "taut" (sounds similar to "taught") not "taunt", which means to tease or insult someone.

Thanks so much for creating this content. I have a whole collection of canopy tops, that I repurposed as tarps, all because I've left so many pop up canopies out in the rain, only to be collapsed by the weight of the water that eventually collected in them. It is amazing how heavy water can be and how easily it will just crush and buckle all the framework of a pop up and it can't be straightened out, so you're left with just the cover. Noodles are definitely a cheap enough precaution to try, at least. Thanks again.

Exactly! I agree with you that multiple vendors is even better.

Thank you 😊

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great idea and can be used for camping tents as well

Creative ingenuity; economical & practical! Thanks.

Stupid simple idea! Thanks for sharing.

Great Idea, wish I had know earlier, in UK a few weeks ago a thundersorm opened up on our gazebo and the water pooled on one of the sides, the weigth broke the supports and bucked two legs, completely wiping it out in a few minutes. Hopefully this will prevent it happening again.

hey there. what kind of vehicle do you use to bring all your materials and gear when selling at a farmer's market?

Great information Bill. Thank you!!

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Great idea Bill, Thanks.

Great idea. Thanks.

Produce needs rain to grow and vendors can use rain to grow their business.

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Do you recommend any insurance companies?

Thanks for your good ideas! Heat is tough got to be prepared.

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Always great information 😊

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Thank you sir. I just bought my third canopy (first two were destroyed by rain). I was looking for something that would prolong my "third time is a charm canopy". I'll be trying this, this weekend.

your caption is covering the noodle. can't see it well

Would’ve been nice if you showed how to put the side walls up

Local farms don't process meat in according to the farmers markets schedule. They process meat when the animal is ready to be processed. During the time at the butcher the meat is frozen so there really isn't any "fresh" meat at a farmers market. For example cattle may be processed in June and that meat will be sold frozen at the market through the summer and into the fall. That said the meat will be locally raised and you can ask the seller questions about how the animal was raised and processed.

Thanks Bill, great information.

Well done!

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Always great information ❤😊

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come on Kempenfest in august the venders do a great job...

Your so right nothing pisses people off more than no prices on items, what have they to hide. An old couple asking the price of some cheese Mr stall owner stated its $15 a lb but for you $13:50 gee big price hike said the old man no no no said Mr stall owner its $15:00 a lb & I'm letting you have it for $13:50 a lb old man said well let me show you something old man pulls cheese from his bag & shows it to Mr stall owner & said this is the sam cheese is it not Mr stall owner knowing cheeses said yes it is but doesn't look as fresh and creamy as mine old man said that only cost me 9:50 a lb Stall owner said the quality isn't as good as mine old man said it's exactly the same cheese as yours no no no mine looks far creamer and softer old bloke turns around taps a young guy on the shoulder son where did you buy this cheese son turns around looks Mr stall owner right in the eye & said off this guy for $9:50 a lb and not the $15:00 a lb you quoted my dad then made out like you were doing him a solid by offering it to him for $13:50 when its $9:50 some of these people wait to see how gullible you are first

You need food vendor at any of your markets?

Thanks, Bill. Sound advice.

Thanks for sharing that is a great tip.

Thank you for sharing. I have been doing this for a few years now.

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Thank you. I have been looking at canopies for chicken processing and market starting next April. Im really not lazy but do you think I could pack and store this with the canopy on?

Great video ❤ thank you very much for all the good information that you give! Very much appreciated

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I feel like I'm the first one to find these guys that are about to blow up. Great vid as always.

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