Another pull-out

[jherald]

Made my first ever. Shape was off a bit but it will work for the intent, gps, ditty bag etc. going to go off traced out shape for the next go arounds.

 

[colonel00]

Looks good

 

[Nrolson2002]

Good job. Now you will have a problem stopping!!!

 

[jherald]

Perfected

 

[Colby Jack]

Nice!!!!!

 

[mrbillbrown]

Where are you getting your material? Looking to start building a few of these

 

[colonel00]

I have a thread here in this section. Look for DIY pullouts and pouches. The first post lists a bunch of places to get material. I have used DIY Gear Supply and another one listed but I can't remember of hand since I am currently mobile.

 

[flyinsquirel]

Here's a couple that are also listed on the page colonel00 referred to.

http://questoutfitters.com/
http://www.rockywoods.com

 

[colonel00]

Yep, Quest Outfitters was the other one I have ordered from.

 

[mrbillbrown]

Thanks fellas. Appreciate you

 

[idahoelkhunter]

nice work !

 

[jherald]

Diy gear supply has had fairly reasonable pricing on sil-nylon. I've gotten some of the seconds and cant tell much of a difference between the firsts.

Making these things has become an addiction. Only ordered 5 feet of zipper and used it all the first night making the pullouts.

 

[Jordan]

What are you using as a pattern?

 

[todd kelly]

nice work!

is there much cost savings making your own?

 

[jherald]

I made 8 pullouts so far and two meat baggies with about 55 dollars spent in materials including the shipping cost, i've got enough materials left to make probably two more meat baggies and 4 or 5 more pull outs of various sizes. If you already have the sewing machine then its definitely worth it.

 

[colonel00]

To me, is also great because you can make stuff to a certain size to fit what you need. You could also size them to maximize limited space like on the wings of a Nomad or the lid off some pack.