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As simple as some of it seems, it really does take time to develop into a finished idea. I certainly owe a long-form video or two soon. Thanks for the comment

What about bringing one back to life?

There's advantages and disadvantages with each way to hang it. Velcro is going to stay good and still with my belt design having corresponding hook and loop around it. The clip makes it more modular, but it moves around on you a bit. I sell things directly off Instagram. Through direct messages. PayPal is how I've been taking payment. After Christmas I plan on doing a fair sized run of small items to restock. Thanks

Good tip. I've seen guys squirt a couple of dabs of hot glue much the same way. I shot a couple of nails under where the next riser overlaps to keep it from shifting. There were a few things I did to back up the joint in the tread as well, but it's a short, so the entire process wasn't shown. Can only fit so much in a minute of video. Thanks for the comment and the worthwhile tip. Have a good one.

Tough material to make that happen with. The vinyl wrap is very much unforgiving. Not exactly any room for error with it. No "sand it out", no "just put some wood filler in it." On point is the only way with this stuff. Thanks

I'm using the cordura. Good luck with it all. Reinforced with milk jug plastic is actually a pretty boss diy move. Hopefully it works out well. Thanks by the way.

I'm using a closed cell foam. A combination of thicknesses. Mostly 1/8", but also 1/4. Soon I'll also be using 1/2". Current machine can't handle that thickness, and will soon be replaced. Thank you by the way. When I started, I didn't anticipate people finding my sewing videos helpful. Was simply figuring it would be fun to document along the way. If you are on Instagram, that seems to be a better "place" to go back and forth with messages. I'll be happy to share what little I can.

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All in time. We're coming up with some things here and there. A small product line with things like this will be coming soon enough. Thank you for real.

@clovisprojectdiy thank you for the videos and keeping it American made 🇺🇸

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Solid work around there. I'll keep at it with this design. I'll need to order up some lighter gauge kydex and play with it a couple more times, but I know I'm on it. I've made a few knife sheaths and a holster in the past, and have had the idea on the back burner for a chisel sheath. Drywall saw little guy could be a good one too. Thanks for the comment

@@clovisprojectdiy I have been watching for some time, I told my newest guy to wait to purchase a quality tool bag, because your’s would be the best. I am waiting to purchase one for me.

Thanks for the comment. This is attempt 2 at it as a concept. I am going to continue with it and make it lighter weight and more efficient to produce.

Nothing is fake.... since I have started making toolbelts, the single most common comment I receive is in regards to top brands' hammer sleeves being difficult to use with a rubber handled hammer. I am constantly asked if a martinez, will be easy to deploy from my sleeve. My standard sleeve has a piece of stiff 1.5 inch webbing as a spine to keep it open. This is very accommodating for the rubber handles. The example shown is a custom order for a guy, who told me that he would only be interested in making a purchase if I could beef it up even more as he hangs a framing nailer directly next to it on the rim of his pouch and hasn't been able to find anything that can withstand the pressure. I told him that I could put a kydex(holster plastic) insert into it. My goal is to bring attention to this issue that so many have already come to me about. All you need is a piece of webbing at the bottom of the sleeve to achieve a shape that makes a user friendly sleeve for a martinez customer(or in my case a kinetic customs). I am hoping to create a bit of change in the industry. People have come to me bothered with the fact that when asked for a solution to the sticky sleeve issue with brand x or brand y, that they have been told an option would be "wrap electrical tape around it". Any top brand should at this point realize that nobody is actually interested in wrapping tape around a $400 hammer just to make it work in a $40 sleeve. Thanks for the comment. Sorry I wrote a book just there...

I'm on Instagram. You'll need to go over there and message me directly. No website for a little while longer. Next month I'm moving into a shop. Still going to be moving seemingly slow, but I'm going to start working it to where I take a few orders while doing a batch of "standard" sets minus the belt(build to size once paid). It's tough right now to even estimate when a custom order could be built. I plan on reaching out to people that are waiting with an opportunity to buy a standard set before I release it to the public. This will be done on Instagram exclusively because of the ability to private message. Instagram- @clovisproject The sleeve shown in the video is not the standard sleeve. It will be an up charged item for the kydex insert... thanks

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Hey, Kaleb. Sure, you'll know it's there. This example is the 2nd attempt of this particular design. With the kydex being heat formable, it could be adapted to be rounded off at the bottom, possibly triangular pointing down. I made it square on this one. Also, with the angle, and where exactly my attachment points are, the sleeve is a bit more upfront rather than running directly across the thigh (typically). It's not going to be a standard thing. This is for a guy who requested it. The standard sleeve has a piece of stiff webbing as a spine, coupled with foam. Thanks for the comment, dude. I hope all is well.

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Thank you. This is for a guy that hangs his framing nailer up front just next to the sleeve. He's to old to change his ways, so I have been tasked with this as a solution to his inability to comfortably draw his hammer when on the move. Magnets would be interesting up front at the mouth.... What was shown will by no means be a standard. Thanks again

I'll call you soon. Very sorry. I will have more time when I am in the new shop. Thank you for the support for real.

It is a binder. Common tool used by really anybody. The inside of pretty much any backpack or bag you own will have this same technique used to protect an unfinished edge. Thanks

Nothing wrong with a good old fashioned learning experience. Thanks

Still need to set certain things up with shipping. You will need to message me on Instagram for an order. @clovisproject No website yet... thanks

These guys are about an hour away from me. There's a foam producer within 10 miles. On that next... factory tours could be a cool thing in the future, but I'm not going to be getting ahead of myself.

@@clovisprojectdiy is good to keep your eyes on the product and the factories, though. I see factory tours happening in due time.

I have a disabled father. I have been meaning to upgrade his walker setup. Right now he has a platform that I built. It goes across the top so he has a comfortable place to put a plate and a glass when eating. He will soon have a set of pouch like "walls" on each side for certain items. I would be honored to build you something out. Please look me up on Instagram. It is very easy to go back and forth in private over there. @clovisproject I could build you something that attached to the wheel chair as well if you were able to provide reference photos. All easily done. Directional holster clips are doable, and something I was thinking about early on. Much like what toughbuilt has....

Thanks. Been at it for a bit now. Got some cool stuff upcoming. UA-cam doesn't like it when people direct others off their site, but check me out on Instagram if you have it. Selling over there through direct messages. Been spending more time with posting over there lately. Moving into a shop setting November 1st. No more dining room table soon. Thanks again.

1 take or die. Had foot notes off camera. Was supposed to lead into a story of seeing that at one point. Shit the bed. The kicker is now I make and sell custom toolbelts🤡. Subscribe for a train wreck. Thanks for the comment. Sometimes I forget about that one...

Things were getting ugly there for a little while so I just turned it into a short... frustrating but it's all better now

I cut it in a way where there is still a "barb" on the cap, much like a fish hook so it has a tough time pulling back out. Then shove it in a pencil slot. Thanks for the comment

It's too small for what I'm making it do, but it's the one that fits in my apartment. Shop space coming soon. Bigger equipment coming soon. Thanks for the comment