SIMPLE GEAR PROJECT #2

[@codysden1]

My wife and I just made 4 of these... Easy, cheap and very effective..... Thank you for doing this Neil

[@PlayaSinNombre]

That seems like a fun project.

[@krishoogstraat6866]

Great project Neil .

[@vandortabor3447]

I'd like to see the the water filter bag, the Opportunist Pouch, and the Mors-scarf on Etsy, and probably would buy a patch as well.

[@patrickwade7987]

Great idea and project. I gave up on the Millbank years agao for the reasons you mentioned. Perhaps it's time to revsit.

[@adambacker8178]

outstanding

[@paganoutdoors3193]

Neil, another great project, definitely please put the water bottle carrier on your shop, be good combo with the filter too, maybe a green craft badge put onto the bottle carrier too, 3 items in one product?, be great for people like me who have issues with my hands ,safe travels my friend, craig

[@martinoutdoors6941]

Like that great little project

[@MrRuss1506]

Great projects. And yes to putting both in your store

[@johnfoster4414]

yes, put both up.

[@clayton8944]

Nice little project Neil , got to be lighter then the original Millbank Bag as well . As for the Water Bottle Cover which is another excellent project , would be nice to see some of them Molle compatible , so they could be attached to a rucksack or other item .

[@gedmccole6143]

I would love to buy One of your diy Milbank filters neil. That bottle bag would be great for my Pathfinder nesting Cup&bottle.been watching your Projects for sometime Now.always thing to do.especially,in times like these.take care 👍

[@greencraft4783]

Hi Ged, keep an eye on my Etsy shop over the next week.

[@gedmccole6143]

Ok Neil.top man 👍

[@cabbage681]

Absolutly brilliant and such an easy to follow instructions. Just one question? Whats a sewing machine 🤣🤣🤣

[@pnyarrow]

Hi. An old but good idea brought up to date. Thanks for sharing. ATB

[@karencoker1292]

My grandad told me about this hi green craft 5 vid

[@WarmHandLuke]

Another great little project Neil 👍🏻 I’d definitely be interested in both those items and reckon you should definitely put them up on your store.

[@robinking9756]

I'm really enjoying the ethos of this channel.

[@Blackopsmechanic338]

Great ideas and innovative. Be safe

[@kevinchapman1759]

Hi Neil excellent video as always and yes to both items👍

[@wasteyelo1]

Great little project to fill the long and tedious hours in lockdown. Cheers. Also, it's a cracking idea putting both up on the Etsy.

[@MrGraemeb2022]

At 1.49 I half expected you to do a 'Mary Poppins' and pull out a lamp standard...

[@DannyB-cs9vx]

Having two layers of fabric, the second layer will catch some sediment that the first did not catch,, but how do you clean out what gets between the two layers of fabric? Maybe have two separate single layer bags, (placing one inside of the other), then to clean between them after use, you simply pull the inside bag out.

[@misolgit69]

I had purchased one of the Brown bags (the civilian equivalent to this) and was following the instructions to break it in, soaking it and flexing and agitating it so it's thoroughly soaked then ensure it's dry before putting away, considering the amount of water involved I decided to do all this in the bathroom so , after everything, at the height of summer I hung it over the bath to dry, after 36 hrs it was still damp

[@jamescherry2082]

A fifteen minute project, after I've thought about it for a week or two.

[@MrJimJD]

Think these items would all sell.

[@barryconway]

Mate, stock those things. Presumably, you can gauge demand before you make too many to sell, eh? I don't even have access to a sewing machine, so leaving aside the fact that 'd likely stitch my fingers to my trousers if I was let loose on one, it has to be said that what's easy for the next bloke might be far from easy for me! That's not to say that I don't enjoy the content, so thanks for making that, and for sharing it.

[@thomasdrew5328]

Brilliant info, love the channel Neil. Quick question: what sewing machine do you use for your projects?

[@greencraft4783]

Hi Thomas, I use an old Pfaff machine, very solid and reliable.

[@thomasdrew5328]

@@greencraft4783 Interesting! Thanks for letting me know.

[@karencoker1292]

My arnty is trying to do sowing Notting what ever it is she can make this

[@muddy11111]

A good idea but I wonder how many of these will get made out of waterproof ripstop nylon. Presumably you can force air through your material. From my very limited knowledge of parachute material, the early decent chutes had a permeable material that let the air through. Modern flying chutes have impermeable ripstop nylon that does not. A test before making might be prudent as you don't know what the ebay sellers are providing. If you google "parachute material" then the reply comes back as "waterproof". But then I could be wrong...

[@greencraft4783]

The last time I bought olive ripstop parachute nylon it was definitely not coated. The orange and khaki (more coyote) definitely is coated, I might buy some olive to see if that is still the case.

[@muddy11111]

@@greencraft4783 You can certainly get porous parachute nylon on ebay, look for the seller englishseadog.

[@greencraft4783]

@@muddy11111 Thanks buddy, I was not aware of that seller. I will look him up

[@sren.s.hansen4595]

👍 🇩🇰

[@eastsaxon67]

If you are going to sale these could you please let me know. Many thanks.