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If you use microfiber, can you make a buffle box model?

This is the best video I found about the sleeping bag

Where did you got your down from? Only find pretty expensive ones

Good work my friend can you help me this project

Where did you buy the down feather?

Your channels amazing just found it you make all your gear. Same as everything it’s all nylon 😂🤙🏻 you’ve got some epic gear dude.

I suspected these were how baffles were done but thank you so much for showing clearly! I also purchased some ripstop from a local fabric store for wanting to use a spare down blanket (75% down fill) to make a bag but I was worried I wouldn't like the look of being able to see the feathers through the yellow ripstop. Any cons to lining it with cotton or suggestions for material? It's pretty darn see through. I have a darker color coming soon from RBTR.

Добрий день. Невже в Америці такий самий паркет як у нас в п'ятиповерхівках? Дякую за відео

Thanks for your videos and instructable article, i make my own thanks to you. In fact it was the first time I used a sewing machine 😅

Do you have another way please

Same exact design Dubber designs came up with and posted 7 years ago.

Where did you get the down so cheap? Everywhere I have looked it's well over $200 for the amount needed in this project!

where did you find this o-ring you used?

How many yards of fabric did it take to make this ?

Beautiful place

How many hours did it take you to make?

What do you sit on in it?

Thanks for this video! I’m planning build one. How tall are you baffles?

Dziękuję za film, dzieki Panu uszyje swój śpiwór. Pozdrawiam.

for what purpose did you use such a thick thread?

Thanks so much for posting!

I am new to the ultralight community, can someone give me an advice on some on-line shops where I can find fabrics with good price/quality ratio? Thanks in advance

Thank you for making this video. I just inherited a very old down sleeping bag from my grandfather and want to refine the down to something I can use to make my 2.5cm loft ultralight quilt. He will be very proud to see my making a device like this ( he’s still alive). Now to source the materials and get to work. Even after buying all the materials it will be much cheaper than the $200 worth of down I need and a lot more fun.

Hey, what thread spool(s) do you use? Is it an Amazon purchase?

Nice! Looks like you did the Dubberdesign Shinto2 tent. Nice tent!

keren

Hi! Excellent video and build. A couple questions. First, did you use a straight-stitch to sew your baffles to inner/outer fabrics? You never mention what stitch you use, but looking closely at the video it appears it could be a narrow zig-zag perhaps. Second, what is the brand of the fabric glue you used. Just asking as I dont want what I choose to gum up my needle or feed dogs.

Hi, I have one question about connecting footbvox to sleeping bag body. Did You feel that this place is a cold spot? I wonder because as i saw in "profesional" sleeping bags footboxes are connected not only with one stitch, they do it "3D"

How much down did you end up using? How much did you buy in the first place? i'm looking at getting 1LB of it but have no idea whether this is the right amount

How much of the mesh did you buy?

Super cool. Had to have taken forever to finish. Nice job.

Amazing skills mate. As a prepper its always nice to see a man who can use a sewing machine.

Yes, a zipper baffle is absolutely essential. Even if you'd have forgotten, it would be quite easy to have added one after. It wouldn't need to be attached to both the inner and outer fabrics. Just sewing a 'sausage' along one zip would be fine. Most manufacturers just do it that way.

great video! i'm expecting one DIY inflatable mattress! i haven't seen other person doing that, it should be amazing and you're capable!

Uuu Polskie napisy elegancko 💪💪💪

I know it's an old video but i was considering using a mix of down and chiengora (fancy for dog fur) It's one of the warmest fibers.

Id like to have a check valve do I dont jave to care abut the backflow then pressure builds up. Its simple to make. A bearing ball and aquarium hose (2 dimensions where the smaller outer diameter is the same as the larger inner diameter) and glue the tubes together with the bearing ball inside the bigger tube. Backflow will make the bearing ball seal against the the smaller tube. There are variants on this , still all are the same

Hey Marko, danke fürs Video! Kannst du mir verraten, wie die Gaiters an der Ferse deiner TX4 ohne Klett halten? Ich verstehe es im Video leider nicht, und möchte wenn möglich auf den Klett bei meinen TX4 verzichten.

What is the mesh in the baffles for?

Ugh! I had to tweak the pattern. 9 cm at the top with 18 cm total to slip over my foot is much too small!

Found this video at the perfect time. My project has been sitting on a shelf too long. It's patially sewn together. I'm at the point where outer, inner and sipper will meet... Looking forward to finishing it with the help of this video!

amazing job!

Thanks for sharing. I noticed on the parallel stitches (reinforcing stitches), you go back and forth, left to right. This creates tension in the fabric, resulting in wrinkles. If you stitch in one direction only, the result is smoother and have less wear. A bit more work but worth doing.

good stuff! I enjoy making my own gear if possible.

Wow. Most genuine and best video I hv seen so far of someone who is taking diy trek to literal meaning. Kudos to you sir.

Great job on the bag, but that tarp set up looked like a prop from a Tim Burton film.

Good day to you. I am a senior rider on HONDA from Japan. Enjoying touring ,camping and video uploading. This is so nice video Awesome!! Thank you so much for sharing! Full supported ! Have a nice day my friend!!

Mad

Which fabric did you use for reinforcement? Awesome tent!! And also very inspiring!

CRAP CRAP CRAP ANOTHER how to video without any vocals for insturctions. CRAP CRAP CRAP. No seam allowance insturtctions, no needle position insturctions. good bye