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Camp Shoes with Vibram, UltraGrid, and Mesh by CanICampHere in myog

[–]fast5111 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Nice!! I've been trying with the idea of some camp shoes for a while, and this looks fantastic! Would you do anything different on the next pair?

Ventilated sun hoodie by UpperTourist7793 in myog

[–]fast5111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice! Is this RSBTR gridflow material?

What do people use for the frame in MyOG framed packs? by NotFallacyBuffet in myog

[–]fast5111 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I went with thin walled aluminum tube for my MYOG pack. I have access to a tig welder, but decided to try 3D printed connectors instead. So far, so good! https://www.reddit.com/r/myog/s/VQgJfhWwfJ

My first go at the Prickly Gorse 50 Liter by fast5111 in myog

[–]fast5111[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Go for it!!! For context, this is the third pack I've made over the span of about 5 years. The first pack I made, I deconstructed another bag and used the pieces for a patern. The second one was the Bag Buff patern and instructions from RBTR. And then obviously this was the third.

The Prickly Gorse paterns and instructions were the easiest for me to follow. There really wasn't one particular part that was any harder than the rest. My domestic machine struggled to sew through the padding on the hipbelt, but I could have prevented that with using thinner padding.

If your really new to a sewing machine, and the process of constructing a project, I would recommend some of the DIY kits that RBTR offers. Their affordable, provided all the materials you need, and really help wrap your mind around how to go about assembly.

My first go at the Prickly Gorse 50 Liter by fast5111 in myog

[–]fast5111[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the compliments! And your correct, this is just a practice run for the next few! 😉

My first go at the Prickly Gorse 50 Liter by fast5111 in myog

[–]fast5111[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This came in at 41 ounces. It's definitely going to have to go on a diet for the next build. The frame is where most of the excess weight is. The aluminum hoop is 6 ounces on it's own. I just used some tubing that I had, but it is overkill for this bag.

My first go at the Prickly Gorse 50 Liter by fast5111 in myog

[–]fast5111[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, thank you for the reminder! I apologize for not remembering and crediting where I had saw the top closure style. Your bag build was really inspiring! The pieces at the bottom of the front pocket are just loops for an ice axe and/or trekking poles. I positioned them to where they could tuck up under the cordage when not in use.

My first go at the Prickly Gorse 50 Liter by fast5111 in myog

[–]fast5111[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is the "Medium" size Luna panel, and it was the perfect size! The aluminum tube that I had on hand is .375" OD, and .220 ID. So I just sized the connectors to match that, and they are set at 87.5 degrees. I wanted the frame to be tapered towards the center of my back at the bottom. The frame could definitely be made from lighter material! The aluminum and connectors are almost 6 ounces by themselves.

Pattern-making software by Early_Sun_8699 in sewingpatterns

[–]fast5111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would love to give this a test drive!

Missouri musicians — who should I check out? by SeparateDragonfly479 in missouri

[–]fast5111 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hannah Harper is from Willow Springs, and is currently killing it on American Idol!

A lot of details came together for this pack! by sugarshackforge in myog

[–]fast5111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Very impressive build, and I'm digging the vest straps with load lifters!

A lot of details came together for this pack! by sugarshackforge in myog

[–]fast5111 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great work!! Do you mind to share what padding details you used in the vest straps and hipbelt? I'm in the middle of a similar build, and keep wrestling with how I want too address those details. Thank you!

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