re purposed an old welding jacket.
Now that is what we like to see! Nice job, both on the bag and "on the cheap". thmbsup
Nice bag! I have always liked the idea of using some thing old to make some thing new. dntn
Nice job. Did you use antler for the button?
I Like!! thmbsup That's a Home run! you cover all the bases for Good Usable and on the cheap!!! hdslp I Wish I would have saved all those old welding gloves! The fingers would turn rock hard and I would just get new ones [hmm] same thing with the Leather Welding aprons a lot of good leather got tossed in the trash :'( And not to forget all the Spike and Bolt Kegs we went and trashed or burnt for heat in the winter :'( :'(
thanks for all the positive responses. had this old welding jacket lying around which I wasn't using anymore. In fact I was thinking about tossing it in the garbage a few weeks ago, but got distracted with other stuff and forgot about it until the day I went out hunting. I was using a hunting fanny pack. but when I tried to open the flap, the velcro would make noise and the zipper would make noise. so I decided to make something a little more quiet. the button is from the arts and craft store Micheal's. Can't wait to take it out into the woods., Thanks again
Looks good!
Cool AND cheap; it don't get no better than that. Good craftsmanship, too.
thmbsup
Quote from: Frontierman01 on October 31, 2017, 04:13:47 PM
thanks for all the positive responses. had this old welding jacket lying around which I wasn't using anymore. In fact I was thinking about tossing it in the garbage a few weeks ago, but got distracted with other stuff and forgot about it until the day I went out hunting. I was using a hunting fanny pack. but when I tried to open the flap, the velcro would make noise and the zipper would make noise. so I decided to make something a little more quiet. the button is from the arts and craft store Micheal's. Can't wait to take it out into the woods., Thanks again
Great job repurposing that and now you've got a fireproof bag to boot. It might even meet Kalifornia safety regulations, as long as you don't use lead for your bullets.