Very nice. I have just one improvement to mention. If you Smash the galvanized magnets one to each other for a longer time, the galvanized layer will brake away. It is better to sink them, 0,1 or 0,3 mm deep. Nice content! Why are the ideas the whole time from your sister? 😂👌☺️👍
Hi, thanks for your comment. I agree placing the magnets a tiny bit deeper surely makes sense. I think it never bothered me, as after the liner is inside the bag, it partially works as a soft padding, preventing the magnets to smash against each other. Regarding the ideas, I think I just like to be on a technical side of things :)
I want to know, when you close the bag snap, does it have the sound of wood.. coz i was thinking if i could put cushion to avoid snapping the wood parts
Hi, it depends on how to install those liner padding around the compartment. I like when the sound is a bit muted with the padding. If material will stick out more, you’ll get very damped sound. Hope it makes sense.
Hi, if I understand you correctly you are talking about those loops for the strap attachment. Try to search on ebay for picture hanger, I found them just fine for the job.
Hi, the best results I achieved using tolex glue. It's a kind of water based acrylic glue which you apply both on you wooden part and on your fabric. Then after drying you put things together and it's done. Unfortunately I do not know the brand, as I bought it at a guitar shop for working on my speaker cabinet.. Alternatively you can use universal rubber/textile glue, but that one is quite smelly.
Good day master i will like to learn more about about this work sir
Very nice. I have just one improvement to mention. If you Smash the galvanized magnets one to each other for a longer time, the galvanized layer will brake away. It is better to sink them, 0,1 or 0,3 mm deep. Nice content! Why are the ideas the whole time from your sister? 😂👌☺️👍
Hi, thanks for your comment. I agree placing the magnets a tiny bit deeper surely makes sense. I think it never bothered me, as after the liner is inside the bag, it partially works as a soft padding, preventing the magnets to smash against each other. Regarding the ideas, I think I just like to be on a technical side of things :)
You are really creative. And skilled craftsman. Well done!
Thank you so much boss....
Beautiful work.
Sir u have done a lovely work .....
Another great video! The tip for hinge alignment is simple but priceless :)
Tnx for sharing, nice and clean job 👏👏👏
06:00 wow...
I want to know, when you close the bag snap, does it have the sound of wood.. coz i was thinking if i could put cushion to avoid snapping the wood parts
Hi, it depends on how to install those liner padding around the compartment. I like when the sound is a bit muted with the padding. If material will stick out more, you’ll get very damped sound. Hope it makes sense.
Looks 👍
hello sir how r u?
sir i was planning to set up a cnc router and laser co2 machine in my city but did not have any idea and knowledge about
Шикарно смотрится, меня петли смутили, как их подобрать
What do u call the sling attachment? I mean the one you screwed on top
Hi, if I understand you correctly you are talking about those loops for the strap attachment. Try to search on ebay for picture hanger, I found them just fine for the job.
Thanks so much and more power to ur channel
Hey there! What 3d program software do you use to design these bags?
Hi, I have used Cut2D from Vectric. Home edition, or whatever they call it works just fine!
What are the fibers used inside ? Btw amazing video!
Hi, do you mean threads for sewing the fabric? As I recall correctly I used regular polyester #120 thread in black. Hope it helps!
What is the name of machine for cutting wood ?
Hi, if you mean CNC machine, it is x6-1500gt.
What glue to use when adhering fabric/felt on wood?
Hi, the best results I achieved using tolex glue. It's a kind of water based acrylic glue which you apply both on you wooden part and on your fabric. Then after drying you put things together and it's done. Unfortunately I do not know the brand, as I bought it at a guitar shop for working on my speaker cabinet.. Alternatively you can use universal rubber/textile glue, but that one is quite smelly.
Thank u so much for the help♥️