You can salvage the wood too, fwiw.

Good sir, Where abouts are you from?

Someone in the D&D community at my local game store asked me to make a bandolier for dice and for some stupid reason I never thought to use elastic. THANKS!

Great idea! I'd wrap the gauze in baking parchment to keep it clean, and label those vials "iodine".

Just found your channel and blog, and loving them. Know what the wings remind me of? Arthur from The Tick. Now I need to see a steampunk version of Arthur. Well done, sir, well done!

This was so helpful, thank you!! I want to make one as a gift for a friend and I have a much clearer idea of how to do that now.

THANK YOU I’ve been trying a more to the point tutorial

So cool I love it

you're the only person that I've ever heard use the term' 'steampunk' in conversation. I am curious as to how you're going to utilize those funky female nuts for a steampunk project... One doesnt see much steampunk style stuff in their daily doings

Isolation has really hit Branson hard...

Brilliant!

Thank you for this information, really helpful

Are you on the stage?

I just made one. Thanks so much for the tutorial video. I actually used stiff interfacing and fabric, since I had no leather and had those items. It really looks great.

Very cool... But next time move the poise box it's distracting loll!

Well done Bob, I might go ahead a add a bandolier to one of my costumes

Thank you Bob. Great tutorial!

Thank you for making this video! I did make a Teacup Holster from your design. So helpful!

I have one of those blade switches, , can it be wired with 12 volts? Is it safe?

Ahhhhh the exo suit!

Would you be able to take a video of the range of motion of your lower body?