This is why I find the work of a sailmaker so very challenging and fun! Problem: the awning of the camper, which is attached to the camper in a roller mechanism with 2 movable arms, is torn at the (front) tendon over the length of about 20 cm. Usually the cassette is screwed off the camper and repaired in the workshop. Because the awning is still in the roll, this repair is done with 2 people. These customers were passing through and happened to pass by the sailmaker’s De Zeilerij and asked if we could help them. Unfortunately, the camper and awning was of such an age that the fixings could hardly be detached. So we had to come up with another solution: To prevent damage or broken screws, it is simpler to just leave the awning in place, unscrew the fixings from the side in the front part, then slide the awning out of its profile as much as possible and then the sewing machine underneath. Why bring the mountain to Moses when we can drive Moses to the mountain? Customers very happy and we proud! —- ————— ——— TO AVOID MISUNDERSTANDING: —- WE HAVE DONE THE REPAIR OF THE CRACK, THE CANOPY MUST BE DETACHED AND ASSEMBLED BY THE CUSTOMER. SOMETIMES THE SCREWS ARE SO TIGHT THAT THE CHANCE OF BREAK-OFF IS HIGH. IF WE HAVE TO DO THIS, THE COST OF REPAIR WILL BE REFERRED TO. A NEW CANOPY TOO HIGH.