Saul writes – “This is a simple belt made from old Tie-Down webbing and a few D-Rings. I experimented with Comic Life, a mac app for writing comics from photo libraries to build the how-to.” – Link.
Another great source for webbing is the webbing that is used to move modular home parts with (when they use the crane to set the pieces). It’s usually discarded onsite. If you ask nicely I’m sure the owner would be thrilled to get rid of it.
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Another great source for webbing is the webbing that is used to move modular home parts with (when they use the crane to set the pieces). It’s usually discarded onsite. If you ask nicely I’m sure the owner would be thrilled to get rid of it.