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 Post subject: Need to buy webbing - Never Mind, Found it!
PostPosted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 5:21 pm 
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Alright, after typing in "webbing" and getting some 400+ results :roll: I need sum help on where to aquire some webbing for my latest suit of armor. Both sizes. At this point, while I'd like cotton webbing, I'd be happy with nylon webbing.

I thought I had enough set aside to build another set- but either A) I don't B) I can't find it after the last move C) WTF? :mrgreen:

Anyone got a site they like for webbing?

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I got my nylon webbing off ebay and they sold it in 5meter lengths. If your intrested I'll get the link for the ebay shop.

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Thanks Gav, but I found some! Damn, had to resort to using the Google search function... :mrgreen:

www.strapworks.com

It's not cotton, but heavyweight polypro-

Very inexpensive too!

I'm a happy Marine now! :mrgreen: :delta:

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same stuff as what i used was just trial and error with the cuts as the fraying but had the idea of just melting it to lock the material together with an iron. seemed to do the trick.

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Yay Hollis, just what I needed for a project I'm doing... be afraid, be very afraid

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I was going to recommend Strapworks, but you found 'em. I do a lot of business with those guys.

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Nogarth, you can just melt the ends with a lighter, it's much easier. I've also been told that a soldering iron is the best way to make holes in it, but I haven't tried that yet.


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Scared of you Taj! :mrgreen: Can't wait to see what project you've come up with!

Yup, I use a soldering iron to make the holes as well as sear the ends. Works great! Just be advised that your soldering iron will be "dedicated" to webgear makin'- not much for solderin afterwards...

It's really a huge timesaver too, versus wrestling with a hole punch...just make sure your time savin's doesn't get shot to hell by getting burned while holding the strap folded over, doing two holes at once... :roll:

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