Duct Tape Camera Bag by uwe
I recently bought a digital camera on ebay. Since it came without a camera bag i thought: Why not build on made of Duct Tape.
By the way: As stated before I am not a native speaker and I did not know that the tape is called Duct Tape, so please forgive my improper names for the pictures.

It looks like this instructable is going to be a long runner since i don't find the time needed. There is more than half a year between making the bag (and taking the photos) and making this instructable. So if there is anything unclear or confusing in the steps please ask ...

Update: Today (rainy day in Oct. 2010) I try to finish this instructable ...
 
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Step 1: Gather your materials

DucktapeCameraBag_01.jpg
List of needed materials

- some Duct Tape
- ruler
- scissors
- transparent sticky tape
- the cam (for measuring and fitting test)
- soft wrapping foam-paper (the stuff, new monitors are wrapped in, I don't know the real name ...)
- sheets of rigid paper (to give the bag more stability)
- some paper glue (not shown here)
haclil says: Mar 25, 2012. 2:44 AM
What do you mean by "cuboid mesh"? Do you mean graph paper? Or does cuboid refer to a rectangular solid, which is the overall shape of the case?

Please explain!
uwe (author) says: Mar 27, 2012. 1:16 PM
Refering to the soft foam inlay "cuboid mesh" means that the foam inlay only has to form a cuboid, whereas the outer "shell" includes the overlap for the cover flap.
uwe (author) says: Mar 27, 2012. 2:07 PM
Sorry, to answer your question, cuboid refers to the rectangular solid form of the case.
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