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DIY Phantom clone

This is a really nice job OP. I want to hear about how you covered those lineman's loops and what material you used. I have just tubular webbing over mine but it isnt rigid enough.
This is a really nice job OP. I want to hear about how you covered those lineman's loops and what material you used. I have just tubular webbing over mine but it isnt rigid enough.
mine is just heavy duty 3/4 in tubular webbing , not sure of brand ... it is a little stiffer because it’s only 3/4 in and gets real tight after it’s sewn ! I still may put a few zip ties or try and stuff an extra piece of webbing material in before I sew it , to stiffen it more .... 68DE4C37-5E61-4AE9-B698-66B104126AB8.jpeg2F5C2345-E770-4D16-BFD8-CA2707615B36.jpeg
 
mine is just heavy duty 3/4 in tubular webbing , not sure of brand ... it is a little stiffer because it’s only 3/4 in and gets real tight after it’s sewn ! I still may put a few zip ties or try and stuff an extra piece of webbing material in before I sew it , to stiffen it more .... View attachment 27212View attachment 27213

Thanks! This is really helpful. Is this the method you use @always89?


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Could you please give me the measurements of the webbing materials and measurements of the where and how long the loops are. 4 of them. The lineman belt, the comfort channels from the main saddle and the leg straps. It would be really helpful. I am just trying one now.
Thank you.
 
Could you please give me the measurements of the webbing materials and measurements of the where and how long the loops are. 4 of them. The lineman belt, the comfort channels from the main saddle and the leg straps. It would be really helpful. I am just trying one now.
Thank you.
Main was approx 96inches to start then I cut off extra after the overlap ...bridge loops were 16 in total - 6 in webbing in middle - ...linesman Loops were 10in total with 9inch of webbing but the entire webbing was 70 in to start and trimmed at the end ...:) good luck
 
Thanks! This is really helpful. Is this the method you use @always89?


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I'm using 1 inch tubular webbing over 1 inch tubular webbing. The I sew a line down the middle of the linemans loop and put 1 heavy duty zip tie down each side.

I did a video of my build. Linemans loops start at about minute 58 on the 3rd video:

This method seems to work pretty good and makes a really stiff linemans loop.

Awesome looking build you have here!

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Nice work ! Is your sewing machine anything special, a commercial model perhaps ?
My wife won't let me touch her expensive machine. :angry:
 
I'm using 1 inch tubular webbing over 1 inch tubular webbing. The I sew a line down the middle of the linemans loop and put 1 heavy duty zip tie down each side.

I did a video of my build. Linemans loops start at about minute 58 on the 3rd video:

This method seems to work pretty good and makes a really stiff linemans loop.

Awesome looking build you have here!

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Yep! I watched the video and imitated your method on 3 saddles (updating old kestrel clone, new phantom clone for me, new phantom clone for brother)

It worked beautifully, thanks for the info


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Yep! I watched the video and imitated your method on 3 saddles (updating old kestrel clone, new phantom clone for me, new phantom clone for brother)

It worked beautifully, thanks for the info

Send pics ! :)
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