Same as title please leave links:)

Henry Shire's original. Full plans and directions here (http://www.tarptent.com/projects/tarpdesign.html), on the TarpTent site (under "Projects.")

Henry Shire's original. Full plans and directions here (http://www.tarptent.com/projects/tarpdesign.html), on the TarpTent site (under "Projects.")

Yeah, that's probably the end of the discussion.

Lots of good cottage industry shelters out there, but Henry gave one of his designs away. Pretty awesome.

another vote for Henry Shires...

The tent mentioned above is great. I also like these modifications on Shires design - Jones (http://www.backpacking.net/makegear/jones-tent/index.html) and Jones II (http://www.backpacking.net/makegear/jones-tent2/jonestent2.pdf)tarptents.

Another one, that would be simple and fast to put together is the Six Moon Designs - Nightwing

http://www.sixmoondesigns.com/ultralight/myo_NightWing.asp

do not know because I have never used any of the ones already mentioned, but I like my ray-way. Easy to sew, not expensive, and it has kept me dry.
http://www.ray-way.com (http://www.ray-way.com/)

Headchange4u did a pretty good homemade Hennessy with removable bug net that changes for a ripstop nylon top cover for cold weather - that's a pretty impressive project.

Eagle Nest Outfitter Hammack ENO suits my style:sunninety seven cans of beer on the wall:banana:banana:banana