Motorcycle Tool Bag

[TomSwede]

What a nice looking toolbag, Taz!

It looks outstanding and I can understand that the guy was so happy!

What kind of braid did you lace it with and about beveling lace how's it done?

Good job!

Tom

[tazzmann]

Thanks guys. Again, I appreciate the comments.

Tom, it is a double loop switching to a single loop on the single layer and then back to a double loop. About 4 hours of lacing. Beveling the lace is just that, you bevel the underneath side so that you have a thinner edge which means that most of the center whitish area doesn't show or show as bad.

Hedge, i bought the pro lace to do things around the house with and don't care about the edge look of the lace, but normally i don't use it on stuff I send out, so this one was a real boo-boo. i usually use superior or roo lace which doesn't break as much and has a much more even color throughout.

[Hedge]

Hedge, i bought the pro lace to do things around the house with and don't care about the edge look of the lace, but normally i don't use it on stuff I send out, so this one was a real boo-boo. i usually use superior or roo lace which doesn't break as much and has a much more even color throughout.

Yup, the Pro was for practice, Superior for finish work or even better, 'roo. That's practically all I use now and cut my own. Sure is sweet

leather to work with. One of the best things about 'roo is that you can re-use the same piece if you aren't satisfied with the result.

[ryano]

Tazz looks great. An idea for you if you don't already know; What I do for the upper straps is use a bag punch the same size of the strap and punch 2 holes, stick the upper strap through the holes and then rivet them. No chance of them rolling over that way with age. Just an idea.