Showing posts with label Misc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Misc. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Paper keeper notebook

This is a small notebook to carry multiple sheets of 81/2" x 11" paper in vinyl protectors as well as a small notebook and writing implements on the front cover. The back side of the front cover has velcro for adding patches. When folded and zipped up the width is about 1".








Thursday, August 20, 2009

Sniper mat

This is a mat that is all velcro. The user can place their tools on the mat wherever they want. I took a few waterproof map cases and modified them to attach to the mat as well. The whole things folds up and fits into some large pouches that can be attached to a pack. Some of the tool pouches allow for windage cards, calculators, range notepads, and chem lights to be placed all around the mat. I made this in two sizes, and in multicam.

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Tactical Chairs

These were some new covers I made for a friend of mine's chairs. There is molle and velcro on the backs for drinks and snack to be attached.

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Molle pants

I don't believe that any idea is dumb no matter how outlandish it sounds. I keep an open mind whether it be sewing things for people or training concepts. This was an interesting idea that someone wanted to try out, I don't know if their idea in reality was what it was in their mind but I will sew it up anyway. This was a pair of 511 pants that I modified with molle webbing. This was a bit early in the days of molle war belts.

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Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Roll bar covers

Random project for someone who can't get enough multicam. Roll bar covers for 2" tubes. Built to the length specs of the customer.

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Comms strap

This was one of the first projects I have ever done. A customer needed a replacement strap to his TCI headset. This was made using the best elastic I had, mesh and some multicam edging tape made from a 1" strip of fabric folded.

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Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Traveler wallet

This was a copy of a bag that I made for myself using old pants and dental floss while living in Africa. After using a belly band to stow cash and finding it uncomfortable this was just the trick. The loop goes through your pants belt and the whole pouch tucks into your pants, retrieving is easy and pickpocketing is almost impossible. I saw someone with one and had to make my own, lacking the proper tools and materials I made due with what I had. I now make these for friends traveling abroad using much better materials than I had at the time.

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