Here is a wrench wrap I made as my first from-scratch #sewing project.

3 months ago by gigi to c/sewing

Here is a wrench wrap I made as my first from-scratch #sewing project.

Details:
- pattern inspired by Sailrite's toolroll video,
- fabric weight: 462 gr/m^2,
- thread: Serafil 30 Tex 90,
- handsewn with double backstitch,
- finished with 1:1 ratio of paraffin to beeswax,
- strap materials from recycled old backpacks.

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DarkCloud 7 points 3 months ago

Shroud of Toolin'

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raspberry_confetti 3 points 3 months ago

Underrated comment

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HotsauceHurricane 1 point 3 months ago

Oh that's a great idea!

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unemployedclaquer 1 point 3 months ago

I've had a crappy version, not comparable in quality but same concept. I thought, why can't you wrap this thing up and rely on it? Wrenches would come flying out of there

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Mac 2 points 3 months ago

The top folds down before you roll it so they can't come out. There's often a tie around the middle of the exterior, as well.

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evasive_chimpanzee 1 point 3 months ago

Why the beeswax/paraffin split? Cost, performance, or just what you had laying around?

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