TREKPAK DIY BUDGET BUILD

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  • Опубликовано: 5 янв 2022
  • I've been wanting to do this project for some time and am finally getting around to it, thanks for watching!!
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  • @TheHamboneGroup
    @TheHamboneGroup 5 месяцев назад

    This is the best method for making these DIY dividers I've seen on youtube. A lot of them are janky. Thanks!

  • @808musicman808
    @808musicman808 Год назад +3

    Great diy! I was contemplating on picking up a trekpak system. I’m glad I looked on RUclips and discovered this system! Seen a few others using hair pins as fasteners but I like the cotter pin version. A lot more sturdy, Costs about $1 each at Lowe’s and found I could get like a hundred on Amazon for like $8. Thanks Amazon 😊 picked up the corrugated plastic panels at Lowe’s. Seen another video using self adhesive foam lining and gonna opt for 1/8” thickness to have that extra security from items banging around. Another reason for going the foam route I was thinking of felt on how over time the little fibers will start falling off and possibly having to clean my lenses more and so I felt foam liners would keep it clean. All in all between your video and a couple others I think I can put together an awesome system comparable to the trekpak! Thank you!

    • @phoenixrising4573
      @phoenixrising4573 Год назад

      Any wig shop will have jumbo sized pins btw, which are thinner than cotter's, but springier and tough

  • @JOEBLACK1979
    @JOEBLACK1979 Год назад +1

    awesome work bro!

  • @truevinefilms7189
    @truevinefilms7189 Год назад +1

    Nice Work Bro

  • @benbatz58
    @benbatz58 Год назад +1

    This is nice

  • @matterahimi1066
    @matterahimi1066 Год назад +2

    It was a great video

  • @18graystudio13
    @18graystudio13 11 месяцев назад +1

    Super

  • @marklawson8346
    @marklawson8346 Год назад +1

    Great video what thickness was the plastic you used ? It looked quite thin maybe 4 mm 👍🏻

    • @dontlosefocus3287
      @dontlosefocus3287  Год назад +1

      Thank you, I believe you may be right, hoping to do a follow up video on this sometime in more detail!

  • @djbassick
    @djbassick Год назад +1

    I like that cutter. What is it called?

  • @RasamHossain
    @RasamHossain 2 года назад +1

    What's that black sticky material that you've used to transfer the white plastic into black? Does it add any foaming? Or just color?

    • @dontlosefocus3287
      @dontlosefocus3287  2 года назад +1

      Thank you for asking,It is a jewelry box liner, used In jewelry boxes, with gear moving around a minor amount while transporting it will add some protection from scratching, even though the vinyl is smooth having no protection the minor rubbing will eventually leave marks on your gear.

  • @djbassick
    @djbassick Год назад

    What size cotter pin worked best?

    • @phoenixrising4573
      @phoenixrising4573 Год назад

      Could also use bobby pins....I'd go to a wig shop or beauty supply and get the really heavy duty ones. Honestly don't be shy about walking in, if you tell the ladies working the shop what you're doing with them, I've never been in one that wouldn't be interested to see a picture and want to show you anything they could recommend

  • @smartassjust4u
    @smartassjust4u 2 года назад +1

    What pins did you use to hold this together

    • @dontlosefocus3287
      @dontlosefocus3287  2 года назад +2

      Thank you for asking, I used cotter pins. They can be found in most automotive or hardware stores.

    • @curly_
      @curly_ 2 года назад +1

      @@dontlosefocus3287 thx buddy, good DIY effort to safe some money on something way to expensive cheers

  • @HotNHorny
    @HotNHorny 7 месяцев назад

    How did you get the edges of the board to be so clean ? It’s like cut directly on the corrugation. And it’s pinned so nicely together flat on flat surface

    • @dontlosefocus3287
      @dontlosefocus3287  5 месяцев назад

      The coragated plastic was cut with a table saw.