Kwebs
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Plexigalss Belt Pouch - Pics
I thought of trying to make functional pouches out of plexiglass. Here is my first try. It's not perfect but I'm going to keep 'til I get it perfect.
Please let me know what you guys think.
Dave
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6/8/2007, 2:25 pm
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TheDarkKnight15
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Re: My homemade pouch
that looks pretty interesting, what did you cover them with?
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6/8/2007, 4:29 pm
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menore
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Re: My homemade pouch
With a bit more work that will work. Looking good so far :up
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6/8/2007, 4:45 pm
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Kwebs
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Re: My homemade pouch
Darknight15 I had an old leather jacket laying around that I cut up. My next one I'll buy new material. All the leather is glued right to the plexiglass.
Menore Thanks
I've never tried to do anything like this before. I wanted to actually build my own stuff and not just buy it.
Dave
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6/8/2007, 5:00 pm
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Batdoogie
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Re: My homemade pouch
Looks like you are on to something big. Be ready to make several once you perfect it. Nice job!
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6/8/2007, 6:30 pm
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jawafive
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Re: My homemade pouch
For a cheaper, easier way to do this contact Paulv70. he has a tutorial for no-sew pouches that end up working fantastically. I made 12 using his method. All you need are some vinyl, comic book boards, tape, glue, and scissors.
-Matt
p.s.- and a ruler.
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6/8/2007, 6:49 pm
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Kwebs
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Re: My homemade pouch
Thanks Batdoogie,
I'm going to redesign a few parts on this so it's easier to make.
Jawafive,
The reason I'm building them like this is I really wanted a pouch that can take a beating. I've hit this with a hammer and nothig broke. This way, whatever I put in these are safe. Also It only costs about $15-$20, but I also screwed up a few differt parts on this one.
I also plan on putting a waterproof gasket in it and foam cut to what ever is going to be inside so they wont rattle.
Dave
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6/8/2007, 8:51 pm
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Re: My homemade pouch
Looks cool bro.
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6/8/2007, 10:39 pm
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Kwebs
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Re: My homemade pouch
Thanks Sean.
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6/9/2007, 9:12 am
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jedicoral
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Re: My homemade pouch
looking good dude. the first is always the messy one as it is a learning curve for you to find out all the kinks and problems in construction.
with a little more work it will look tones better.
nice work dude :up
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