I used to work in a pottery and we used car inner tubes cut into bands to hold the molds togetherOriginally Posted by dave budd
cut rings from it to use as heavy duty elastic bands, they can be used for all sorts.
I used to work in a pottery and we used car inner tubes cut into bands to hold the molds togethercut rings from it to use as heavy duty elastic bands, they can be used for all sorts.
Well, with inner tube, a sewing machine and some stretchy elastic, this has just given me some more ideas:
http://uncrate.com/stuff/journal-bandolier/?ref=nf
Steve
That is a great idea... [Digs round garage looking for inner tube]
Steve, that was a great idea, thanks! John.
I have used similar to cover moderator on my break-barrel air rifle because it has a knurled section right where it has to be held to break the gun and it ends up shedding my hand after 50 loads...exactly what i was about to type.
Don't sweat the small stuff - and it's ALL small stuff...!
Inner Tubes - I use a piece to secure my Mora Clipper onto my belt in in a transverse position as it suits me better than conventionally having it hanging off the belt clip.
As with most mora's, the knife doesn't always hold tight in the sheath so I put a bungy clip on the sheath with holds it very firm.
As I'm left handed, I have the rig on my right hip and the knife in the sheath 'wrong way around' so that I can put it in and out easily and safely.
Don't sweat the small stuff - and it's ALL small stuff...!
Ahaaah!....now we're getting to the real reason for the thread - just fishing around to see if anyone else shares your tendancies eh?
If you stretch out both arms to represent all time on earth, then with one stroke of a nail file you could eradicate all human history, and 98 per cent of all human history was spent in the stone age.
Hey, I resemble that remark!
Lol, just came across this on an unrelated search............
Martin, you legend!
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