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« Last post by essal on Today at 06:40:38 AM »
I've seen webbing dipped in silicone or something similar rubber like material. My main issue with it is consistency, which didn't seem to be that controllable.
I guess you could technically mold something onto it, but it sounds very time consuming and expensive compared to sewing on an additional piece.
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« Last post by mogensbeck on Today at 06:25:20 AM »
where do you buy the software?
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« Last post by Bootcat on Today at 01:12:51 AM »
Can't remember the exact price for the software - about 200-300EUR.
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« Last post by BLACKFOLIUM on February 15, 2019, 08:08:23 PM »
Yes I have a custom X-box pattern for sewing elastic to leg strap webbing in 38x30mm.
Haven't had the time nor urgent need to program other patterns.
What I can do once back from holidays is post somewhere the procedure for transfering patterns to the bartacker.
Sounds amazing BOOTCAT! Really interested to re-open this topic. What's the price you paid for PS-300? Or you choose a "free alternative" solution?
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« Last post by sodjer on February 15, 2019, 03:21:53 PM »
I am working on a project just now ,I am not happy with the finish in the 1 inch( doubled) webbing tabs.
I was thinking of making a heated mould/pattern that would finish the tabs better , has any body tried this or has any experience of heat forming or finishing webbing without stitching on end plastic tabs?
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tried to email but doesn't seem to work, private messaged you on here. cheers
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« Last post by David on February 10, 2019, 11:31:21 AM »
Cheers guys, have updated profile aswell
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« Last post by thewolf on February 10, 2019, 10:24:00 AM »
Are you trying to surface mount the pocket to the sleeve or is the pocket a panel of the sleeve?
Surface mounting the pocket - taking the pockets off a bdu top and sewing it onto the sleeve. I'm not making anything for profit - simply making my own tops.
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« Last post by thewolf on February 10, 2019, 09:15:13 AM »
I'm using several 4 drawer clear plastic storage "towers". They are stackable and large enough to organize my zippers, plastic hardware, metal hardware, hook and loop, scrap fabric, and whatever misc stuff I have laying around. The downside is that they aren't very sturdy, at least 2 of the ones I have aren't. I don't know where they came from as I found them in a dumpster and just bleached and washed them.
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« Last post by sodjer on February 10, 2019, 02:51:54 AM »
Hi dave , it is a small world . Glad to see you here ,and welcome. Davy
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