Because I thought the video would better serve the viewer if a full process was shown. There might even be some who would like to preserve the side stitching which could in some cases serve as a flag-rod pocket or even a small cut-down fabric that might serve as a canopy for a dog trailer. Since all of the rubber fittings needed to be removed in any case, cutting the fabric would not have provided much if any benefit. Besides......, it's not my fabric to cut!
@@LogNotching Ed, I forgot you were teaching, so yes that makes sense. I guess if I bought two colors, I may want to change them out once or twice, so it is very helpful to know how to take one off without harming it. Anyway, good to see you out in the wilds..how are Covid 19 rules affecting your riding and travel there? Be well and stay safe, bf
Great to see you Ed. Hope you will be doing more videos.
Well, I have the video captures but mustering up creative juice nowadays is a challenge! Loyal viewers certainty help. Thanks.
Ed,
I'm wondering why you didn't cut the old fabric off. I don't think it is salvageable..?? More later..bf
Because I thought the video would better serve the viewer if a full process was shown. There might even be some who would like to preserve the side stitching which could in some cases serve as a flag-rod pocket or even a small cut-down fabric that might serve as a canopy for a dog trailer.
Since all of the rubber fittings needed to be removed in any case, cutting the fabric would not have provided much if any benefit. Besides......, it's not my fabric to cut!
@@LogNotching
Ed, I forgot you were teaching, so yes that makes sense. I guess if I bought two colors, I may want to change them out once or twice, so it is very helpful to know how to take one off without harming it.
Anyway, good to see you out in the wilds..how are Covid 19 rules affecting your riding and travel there?
Be well and stay safe,
bf