Muito interessante gostei muito da sua ideia parabéns 👏👏

can you please link the powerbank to the description

Exactly what I've been looking for, thanks mate

in order to cut it really straight, take a trapezoidal blade, put it nicely on the band where you want to have the cut and smash it with a hammer. no deformation :D

So smart! I would try it.

Bigger Plate (from the russian EDC community member?): Can someone - anyone - make a video about this bigger version of the „base“ plate ? Thanks a lot 👍

i find it too fiddly to get things in and out of those elastic bands, i prefer pockets 😂

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Hi, Phil. A question, if I may? I have been looking into getting the pocket rack(s) printed here in the UK and prices seem to depend on the weight of material used in the print. However, I can't find any information with the Thingverse files listing the weight of the finished items. Do you think this information is something you could provide? Either on your site or on a youtube or on Thingverse itself? Thanks.

One of the coolest thing I've seen in many moons! Can't wait to try to make myself some of those. Thank you!

Love this part of the internet

I really like your videos and your choices. I'm looking for a very cheap pocket pouch/organizer 6-inch tall x 2.5-inch wide x 1-inch thick (inner dimensions), rounded corners, with thin walls. The closest I could find so far were eyeglasses cases. Have you come across anything like that, or would you have any suggestions? In any case, Happy New Year to you!

That must be very satisfying. Congratulations!

They broke into my car for a bag of kitty litter, a half full diaper pail (bet that was a nice treat/ surprise...) and 41 cents in change with a couple of stuck together watermelon Jolly Ranchers on THREE separate occasions. Dont kid yourself, they'll steal ANYTHING. Keep your ride a semi- pigsty and hide your crap in one of the 11 McDonald's bags half smashed and squashed on the floor. They wont sift through your trash collection for a Jefferson nickel, half eaten coffin nail fries and the mitten you lost in '87, believe me. #trashhiddeninplainsight

i've been doing this for 10+ years. you might want to fold a piece of scotch tape over the end of the ink tube you cut. trim the excess tape from the sides of the tube. however, this past year, i started using the cheap Pokka Pens (like $12 for 8 of them). i was very pleased to find that i can "refill" them with the ink tubes from these bic round stick pens. also, about a year ago, i started doing something similar to your pocket rack (but much more crude). i take a used or empty gift/credit card. wrap gorilla tape around it once length-wise. use hand-held, single hole-punch to nip 3 evenly spaced notches in each side. wrap a quarter inch wide "ranger band" around the card length-wise. tie a tight loop of bank-line around the card width-wise using the notches in the middle of each side. for the other notches, i use "hair-bands" wrapped around twice. very crude compared to your pocket rack but that's how i found you. i went looking to see anyone had done anything similar to get additional ideas. my "credit card" version, i just carry in a front pant pocket. i suppose i could use velcro tape instead of the gorilla tape. so far, i just use another ranger band if i need to attach something vertically.

Great content. What is that clear small flashlight?

Wow that’s really cool. So simple and modular. Love it! I recently ordered a leather pouch on Etsy, it’s modular in a sense, or you can DIY it to your standards.

So this video auto-played yesterday while I was dozing away, currently I am printing some of the racks. The spray and lotion containers seem like a great solution for me when traveling. My trips are usually just a couple days and this seems like a great option for a "to go" kit. One bottle with disinfectant, one bottle with toothpaste, one container for headache pills, a lighter just in case (and as a make-shift bottle opener). Maybe I'll also add a pouch on the back for band-aids, needles and thread. Thanks for sharing!

ENGINEER PZ-64, or the flat n'ose version. 145mm long, and with wertically serrated jaws bite a stuck screw head, perfect to hold a saw , a filé, or a bit holder. In duo in my EDC pouch with a 125mm knipex cobra. I can also use a knipex cobra with little nut bolt and washers to firmly hold a sabre saw, it is realy usable to saw small wood.

Yeah great video and love the fact its being used for trauma kits, hope you feel proud - you've accomplished something worthwhile there

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How cool is it that your pocket rack idea is being used to save lives on a whole new level? Super cool. The wizardry continues to spread. Nice work.

Excellent!

Great ideas!

These comments are great!! 😂

The link for the bands did not work. I would like to purchase the bands and beads.

Cool

I just found out that one of our local libraries allows members to 3d print once per month.

Am I missing something? You’re mentioning 2 sizes here but when I check thingiverse I see 3 files, 2 larger pocket racks of which one has the interior hooks and the other doesn’t but I don’t know if these are the standard or smaller ones. There is also a small one on thingiverse that I just quickly printed. It says fits altoids tin so I expected it to be about that size but it’s a lot smaller. Or maybe I just accidentally scaled it down, I just rushed it cause it was late. I’ll definitely find a use for it tho. Are you planning to do more sizes? I think for me, something the size of an actual altoids tin would be perfect. I sadly lack the skills to modify/design these myself. Anyway, tnx for the awesome design, will continue watching some of your other videos. Amazing to see it’s actually being used by paramedics and such. Keep up the good work, tnx again!

where do you find these silicon O rings?

I finally found someone on Etsy a while back to make me two of your pocket racks. Really great guy can’t say enough good things about him. I have loved my pocket racks ever since I got them from him. I don’t know how he did it but he got them to me within days of him making them. But I am curious I was wondering how did you decide on making them free and not patterning them very curious about that one. But I am so happy that you decided to give that up for free. Thank you so much for that sir. This was a genius idea by the way thank you again.

What is the name the little led six led light name and where did you find it at? Link to it please

Excellent work and video Phil. You have to be extremely proud of what your creation has developed into and how it continues to do so. I for one am working on my 3rd iteration as I’ve seen my needs change and with different tools and products you feature. Thank you for sharing.

Have heard medics using an aluminum splint as their board, stick on a rectangular velcro patch. And put velcro dots on equipment/vials. Then can fold the splint over to provide allround protection. Even heard of punching holes through the splint for running shock cord loops.

Can we get a link to these see how they organize these trauma or Medical Kits?

What do most of you guys print these from I want to try one soon

Very cool how your designs and ideas have evolved and spurred others to create along the way. Always enjoy your videos. Take care

This video gets into details about how to include unusual items on a Pocket Rack. This might include meds, lotions, sprays, bandages and other items that folks might want to have on their person, but they don't conform to the usual definition of Everyday Carry (EDC). As always, your feedback is always appreciated. Please share any suggestions you might have for other types of containers that we could mount on a Rack. Many thanks for your time and support! --- Be sure to checkout the information page that goes with this video See: bit.ly/PocketRack1-4-25

For the youngsters, this is how the older generation were taught. Clear, precise explanations with real world example. No music or dancing were required. Excellent video.

Thank you, brilliant 🌟🤗🌈

Not perfect if the lid won't close.

I find it weird that almost every edc kit video out there is missing the most important item to survive and be protected... A condom

where could I get one I want to start carrying stuff like this at my job😅

Yesterday a video short from austrianknifeguy popped up on my feed talking about US Rangers using O-Rings on lighters to prevent leaking. I never saw that video until then. It just made sense to see how an O-Ring would work on a Bic because of the gap beneath the fuel release button. I guess the rangers figured that out before I did. A #11 ring works on a standard Bic. Not sure about a mini one as the body may not be as wide, so a smaller size ring might be needed for those. I just found it funny that the US Ranger short came up on my feed. I don't think algorithms work off of comments. ??? But who knows nowadays.

What a smooth set up! I’m a big fan of the micro version of that ratchet, have three of the larger but may look at snagging one like that. Excellent video!

Man, Im not going to lie, I absolutely love your channel. I really appreciate you coming out with the pocket organizer. I hope to build a couple someday. It would definitely help me out a lot. Im thinking about putting together a "tube" EDC using those cheap aluminum canisters; just for fun. Thank you for all your hard work and creating something great for the EDC community.

I wish they would make stretchable rings of some elastic material that one could use to quickly fasten things in a pinch... Imagine if such things existed.

what does edc mean?

I don't use a zip tie on a Bic lighter. I use an O-Ring. I forget the size but it slips right underneath and into the gap of the fuel release button. The button won't move at all until you slide the O-Ring off. I usually just slide the O-Ring down onto the body of the lighter. With tape wrapped around the lighter, I'm not sure, maybe wrap the tape further down or use smaller width tape. Anyway, I just went to Lowe's a few years back with a Bic, found a package of the right sized O-Rings and put them on a bunch that I bought for a collection (the graphics). I told another KZbinr about it years ago but everyone still uses a zip tie. Not to brag but the O-Rings work better. No fuel leaks at all with a ring.

It's easier get another altoids