Print PDF
Favorite
Email
Step 5Done!!
Here are some shots of one of the finished products.
most of the wallet operation is fairly standard: money and other stuff tucks in behind the sleeves.
a cool feature is the design of the card sleeves. You can lift the little triangular sidewall flap at the end, and use your fingertip to nudge the cards out.
the strap keeps it all together. i'm sure there are many possibilities for other types of closures.
Aaaand, there are many possibilities for MTB tire wallet designs, because some of the different kinds of tires will probably fold up a bit differently, so there is probably a lot of room for exploring other designs here.
Also, I added some splits along the spine of this one to make it more flexible, and I like the look better as well. makes it look more articulated. in the photo there is just one split, made with a serrated knife, but i have since added more, and it looks better, in addition to flexing well.
most of the wallet operation is fairly standard: money and other stuff tucks in behind the sleeves.
a cool feature is the design of the card sleeves. You can lift the little triangular sidewall flap at the end, and use your fingertip to nudge the cards out.
the strap keeps it all together. i'm sure there are many possibilities for other types of closures.
Aaaand, there are many possibilities for MTB tire wallet designs, because some of the different kinds of tires will probably fold up a bit differently, so there is probably a lot of room for exploring other designs here.
Also, I added some splits along the spine of this one to make it more flexible, and I like the look better as well. makes it look more articulated. in the photo there is just one split, made with a serrated knife, but i have since added more, and it looks better, in addition to flexing well.
| « Previous Step | Download PDFView All Steps | Next Step » |
 |
Add Comment
|
