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Pocket Torch and Multitool sheath

Pocket Torch and Multitool sheath
Ok, I found myself constantly adjusting my Flashlight and multi tool in my pocket. Combined with my iPod and pen everything was all messed up in my front pocket. I finally decided it needed to change. First of all I really hate things hanging from my belt. Since for my Job I am constantly climbing in and out of a truck and bending and so on, they pinch and its annoying. On with the show.



 
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Step 1Choose your weapon

Choose your weapon
First of all get what you want to put in the sheath. I chose my Olight T20 and my Skeletool.These are part of my pocket EDC (every day carry). Among other things I carry every these are chosen as things I use all the time and want them available.

As for tools and materials you need. They are:

Cloth (stiff is better)
A sewing needle
Thread
(sewing needle and thread maybe substituted for a sewing machine)
Marker or pen

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6 comments
Mar 7, 2010. 6:22 PMmarc92 says:
Good idea. 

I do lots of theater work, so I often carry a crescent wrench.  Instead of having it free in my pocket, I cut a slit (the size of the wrench handle) in the small secondary front pocket of my jeans.  The head of the wrench stays in the small pocket, easy to access, while the handle slides down into the main front pocket.

(I'll post a picture if that didn't make sense)
May 25, 2010. 12:18 PMzigzagchris says:
Thumbsup for theater work, thats where i carry my multi itool half the time
Mar 22, 2010. 12:50 AMmettaurlover says:
IMHO, using a jacket essentially made of pockets is a better method, as I can be a walking supply depot and still get everything without rummaging...
Mar 22, 2010. 11:03 AMmettaurlover says:
True, it does get a little warm but the jacket I use is more like a canvas windbreaker with a ton of pockets.

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