How to make a MOLLE pouch.

[@Authorityoneverything]

This is exactly what I was looking for, I wish I had a sewing machine so I wouldn't have to do everything myself by hand but it is what it is thanks!

[@MichaelLawing]

That was awesome, Hugo! I especially love the patch on the flap

[@samaker4]

Thanks.

[@LetsPrepTogether]

Hey Hugo, that was pretty cool! Well done on the edit and explanations. Those pouches look like they will last a long time.

[@samaker4]

Thanks, I hope so :)

[@victorporto5698]

Hello from France !
I Just found your Channel, and so far i watch several of your videos... and i have to say that you are very talented, i really like the way this little pocket turn out ! +1 Subscriber ;)
Cheers

[@samaker4]

Thanks and thanks for the support!

[@makearoni4325]

awesome! i should stop buying those and make my own ones :)

[@samaker4]

Thanks

[@anthonykoeslag]

Very cool.
You should do a video tour of your workshop/tools.

[@samaker4]

Thanks, I'll doe that someday :)

[@gregbaron7408]

hi is there a template for the pouch, great work by the way

[@alfaatih637]

Hi there Hugo, where can i get this type of material from? Is this the same material the sadf used?

[@samaker4]

It is cotton duck that I had died olive

[@alfaatih637]

@@samaker4 Thanks for response. Can this material only be sewn with an industrial type machine, and is that thicker cotton thread? What is the thread called

[@charlieredleg1582]

Ahhhh......Velcro......the quietest tactical product out today

[@Sethrod8]

You sir... are amazing

[@samaker4]

Thank you very much :)

[@carloscactus]

Very nice. The only thing I have a question about is did you use the standard needle for all of it? I've snapped a few needles before and hesitate on project like this one because I worry about putting such thick materials through my machine? Or did you use a slower setting or technique?

[@samaker4]

I have an industrial walking foot sewing machine. Honestly I believe It will go through bone and not break a needle :)

[@xopheoscarmike9458]

I guess the walking foot makes most of the difference for such fabric, but some people say domestic machines can sew a couple layers of nylon webbing.
BTW, what brand and model is yours?

[@vadim3976]

Awesome video. 1:44 Do you switch the reverse this way?

[@samaker4]

Yes, I jerry rigged my machine that allows me to reverse the stitching by stepping on the stirrup.

[@vadim3976]

Very cool and useful idea. It's like having a third hand. :) Could you do a video and show how it works? If it's not a secret of course.

[@samaker4]

It is not a secret, but it is very specific to my machine. DM me on my Instagram channel: sa_maker and I'll send you a video explaining it.

[@xopheoscarmike9458]

Awsome hack ! Why isn't every sewing machine manufactured with that feature?

[@1truthbegettingtold275]

what kind of sewing machine do you use?

[@samaker4]

It is a Highlead walking foot industrial sewing machine.

[@jbazan11]

I need to make my own cz scorpion mag pouches because dang they are way over priced

[@251cchavers]

Nice 👍🏻 my friend.

[@samaker4]

Thanks!

[@BladeforgerKLX]

Thanks!! Subscribing!!

[@samaker4]

Thanks, I'm glad you like it!

[@angelus_solus]

The video was sped up too much and I couldn't see details of what was being done; especially on the rain cover, which is why I watched it in the first place. I won't thumb the video down though. How should I put this, I didn't "not like it" enough to do that. Sorry for the double negative, but it was the best way I could say it.

[@samaker4]

Hi Arizona, thanks for your input, I'll keep that in mind for my next video. Did you come right with your rain cover?