WoodBow
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I posted one of these a couple of years ago but i needed to make a new one for a different phone and new binos. So i thought id share the process again for those who did not see it last time.
Build cost is about $2 and the biggest perk is you do not need to take your phone out of its case. You can simplify the process by just using a cheap phone case though.
Take your binos to the hardware store and find what size pvc coupling fits them.
You could use kydex but i always just use pvc because it is cheaper. I specifically used 3" sdr 35 sewer pipe, mainly because that is what i had. Cut a section of it off and then cut a slit down the length of it. Toss it in the oven at 300 degrees for a few minutes and it will relax towards flat. Remove from oven and press it flat while it cools. Then you are just using a heat gun to soften tabs to bend up and around the phone. Wear gloves and hold them in place while they cool. You can get a very snug custom fit. Trim as needed and then epoxy on the coupling after you cut it down to get the fit so the phone is as close to lens as possible.
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Build cost is about $2 and the biggest perk is you do not need to take your phone out of its case. You can simplify the process by just using a cheap phone case though.
Take your binos to the hardware store and find what size pvc coupling fits them.
You could use kydex but i always just use pvc because it is cheaper. I specifically used 3" sdr 35 sewer pipe, mainly because that is what i had. Cut a section of it off and then cut a slit down the length of it. Toss it in the oven at 300 degrees for a few minutes and it will relax towards flat. Remove from oven and press it flat while it cools. Then you are just using a heat gun to soften tabs to bend up and around the phone. Wear gloves and hold them in place while they cool. You can get a very snug custom fit. Trim as needed and then epoxy on the coupling after you cut it down to get the fit so the phone is as close to lens as possible.
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