Did the same thing this weekend on a Makita powertool bag I bought second hand to reinforce a compartiment that got thin.Remember that adding a second layer of duct tape in the opposite direction makes it super durable.Edit: might as well add a pic of the bag. (Image removed from quote.)
Here's my messeger bag's interior patched with duct tape and sewn over. The interior was falling apart and it's a good pack it's such a waste to get another one. Included also is a card with duct tape. Very handy for patching stuff up.The outside still looks good haha.Can I put up a request for a duct tape badge? I figured I should start collecting them.(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: Mechanickal on April 17, 2017, 08:57:30 PMDid the same thing this weekend on a Makita powertool bag I bought second hand to reinforce a compartiment that got thin.Remember that adding a second layer of duct tape in the opposite direction makes it super durable.Edit: might as well add a pic of the bag. (Image removed from quote.)Hey Mechanickal! Show us the inside of the bag! By the way, what's your take on makita power tools?
Quote from: carboncopy101 on April 18, 2017, 03:09:40 AMQuote from: Mechanickal on April 17, 2017, 08:57:30 PMDid the same thing this weekend on a Makita powertool bag I bought second hand to reinforce a compartiment that got thin.Remember that adding a second layer of duct tape in the opposite direction makes it super durable.Edit: might as well add a pic of the bag. (Image removed from quote.)Hey Mechanickal! Show us the inside of the bag! By the way, what's your take on makita power tools?I'll try to take a pic during work later today.The bag is loaded in the van to leave for work in about 15min.The company I work for has issued a combination of Makita and Dewalt since I began my employment there almost 7 years ago.These last 2 years, the company has been phasing out these brands in favour of Bosch equipment from the professional line.This means my bag now contains a Dewalt cordless screwdriver and a Bosch cordless power drill.My Makita dropped to it's near death after falling from a scafolding.Some colegues still use the brand and like it alot.Especialy since for the price of a Dewalt drill hammer, you can get a complete Makita set with trolley bag.If I have to name 1 issue though, as an exception, 1 colegue received a new battery operated Makita drill hammer.It works on 2 18V batteries which means it's a complete powerhouse!Downside: it got delivered with 2 batteries and 1 charger.So if the batteries are out, you have to charge them 1 by 1 and can't continue the work...
By the way nice repairs man! Bag looks like it will last you a long time