@ Jason S: I have a pdf up on
appropedia<http://www.appropedia.org/Camp_Danger_Hexayurt_Hinge_Technique>.
And it needs to be updated.
The camp danger hinges are all the same on the roof. The walls are also the
same tight/loose hinges. But there's two ways to do the walls. I can now
safely say that a simpler (ie: more pre-taping, less on-playa work) will
stand 2012 playa winds without trouble.  I'll get on it, boss.

http://www.appropedia.org/images/d/d8/10%27_Hexayurt_instructional.pdf


On Sun, Jul 14, 2013 at 8:18 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:

>   Today's Topic Summary
>
> Group: http://groups.google.com/group/hexayurt/topics
>
>    - Almost Realtime Progress of Vinyl+Contact Cement (VCC) 
> Project<#13fddc2931b2eb06_group_thread_0>[1 Update]
>    - H15 Hexayurt Foldable? <#13fddc2931b2eb06_group_thread_1> [1 Update]
>
>   Almost Realtime Progress of Vinyl+Contact Cement (VCC) 
> Project<http://groups.google.com/group/hexayurt/t/50f7a3db2a7e1f15>
>
>    Jacob Rodriguez <[email protected]> Jul 13 08:05PM -0700
>
>    I highly recommend that you do some experimentation before you begin
>    production. I'm having an aweful lot of trouble now that I'm working
>    on the
>    loose hinges. Instead of pre-taping your edges (to avoid inadequate
>    adhesion), and instead of gluing directly onto bare foam, I'd suggest
>    that
>    you prepare your foam edges with a coating of contact cement.
>    Basically,
>    put a layer of contact cement all over your edges, let it dry
>    completely
>    (overnight), then do another layer and apply the vinyl. This seems to
>    work
>    out a lot better and does not cause as much bubbling and non-adhesion
>    as
>    might otherwise occur.
>
>    Remember to go slowly, and have patience. If you used BFT, you'd
>    eventually
>    have to spend time to replace it. Since you will not be replacing BFT
>    down
>    the line, you will be spending that time now, applying a more
>    permanent
>    solution. You are doing the exact opposite of the saying "never enough
>    time
>    to do it right the first time, but always time to do it twice". This
>    will
>    probably take twice the time upfront.
>
>    Good Luck! Can't wait to see how your project turns out!
>
>
>
>   H15 Hexayurt 
> Foldable?<http://groups.google.com/group/hexayurt/t/db29ed4c96eba9bc>
>
>    Jason S <[email protected]> Jul 13 01:06PM -0700
>
>    Does anyone have experience on the foldability of the H15 hexayurt<
>    http://www.appropedia.org/10%27_Hexayurt>design? Ideally we'd like to
>    have everything fold into a 8' x 4' footprint.
>
>    Thanks!
>
>    -Jason
>
>
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