Baker Campfire Tent DIY handsewn project

Decades ago I fell in love with and got inspired by the tent Bill Mason often used. I taught myself sewing starting a couple years ago with simple projects like pouches, sweatshirts, camping stuff. I finally felt ok to tackle this project. I watched many 'how to' vids, but 2 channels that stand out for helping me include Sailrite (very good canvas sewing vids), and Simon a bloke in the woods, who also built a Baker. Design and specs were my own, though of course inspired by many versions out there. I tried to incorporate the features it should likely have. Several parts were very challenging, and of course ran into a few hiccups here and there, but overall I'm quite satisfied with the end result. Thank you for watching. 0:00 Introduction 3:44 Different options for ridge setup, including setup with guyline only 3:56 D-ring and leather reinforced grommet for setup options 4:03 All major roof seams triple row stitched with 3 ply nylon bonded thread 5:01 2 rear wall interior zip-up windows with no-see-um mesh 5:23 Homemade toggles and d-ring loops on roof for quick, easy side panels install 6:05 Details of interior side panels to roof connections 6:40 All bottom hems reinforced with grosgrain ribbon 7:01 Double 2-way zipper system. Yellow pull-tabs for main access visibility 8:43 interior mesh storage pouches 9:08 high, removeable bathtub floor. Installed with Velcro 9:17 Optional 'footprint' groundsheet 9:25 rear wall, zippered and top velcro windows with mesh 9:45 Roll up toggle loops for windows 10:03 12 hang tab D-rings around roof perimeter 10:21 Rear wall view with windows rolled down 10:44 Added a perimeter cord for hanging things like wet socks, shirt, whatever