A double d-ring cotton belt was purchased from a thrift store. Holes were marked so that a pistol harness could be attached and worn comfortably by a person with a small or large frame. A scratch awl was used to make 3/16" (4mm) holes in the fabric without cutting fibers. Eyelets were inserted in the holes and crimped with an eyelet tool. The vest was assembled and tested well.
To do:
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Cotton double d-ring belt
Scratch awl pushed through belt
Belt with added eyelets
Back view of vest
Front view of vest
To do:
- Draft schematics
- Break down tasks further
- Create vest mount for controller, battery, and terminal strip
- Build another test unit
- Make instructions for all parts
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2014-11-16 (Su)
2014-11-16 (Su)
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