This video made me think of this community. Fixing a camping chair and stool with Tyvek is pretty inventive, as well as sewing a tent with the material!

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Maybe typar? It serves the same purpose but is not the same thing.

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Found pictures. I used emergency blanket for the joke tent, not Tyvek.

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Regardless of where I’ve gone wrong, you’re right about Tyvek. Would be cool to have some cheap & easy to fabricate shaped tarps.

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Its not that cheap since you have to buy it by the roll. But for strength and ease, its an excellent prototyping material.

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Researching more this morning.

It can be sewn, glued, and taped; comes in varying weights; is a bit heavy but is also very cheap. I really want it to be more than “an excellent prototyping material”.

But, now I know what that fucking sound is in designated backcountry camping areas. My fellow hikers are using it as ground sheet.

Thanks for kicking me to educate myself.

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