Saw Pod

[Paul Smith]

Has anyone had any problems with their Saw Pod? Its a great bit of kit but i've just had to do a modification to it. Basicly where the plastic feed is i've had to sew an extra seem to stop the plastic feed spinning and acting like a tornique when you pull the velcro tight! Now the feed stays in place and you get a nice wide strap to spread the pressure.

Great bit of kit!

[Jay]

i dont seem to have the problem of them turning. i used insulation tape on mine wrapping it around the saw sheath and the saw pod so the sheath doesnt fall out.

[Steve Bullman]

mine turn, but it doesnt really make any difference, i dont worry about it.

[bill]

mine turn pisses me off.

[Paul Smith]

mine turn pisses me off.

 

5 minutes of sewing sorts it out!

[bill]

do you sew the plastic strap to the velrco then?

[Paul Smith]

All I did was put the strap through the plastic buckle as if it were on your leg. Put a little tension on the strap and sew as close to the buckle as possible.

[vduben]

All I did was put the strap through the plastic buckle as if it were on your leg. Put a little tension on the strap and sew as close to the buckle as possible.

or get some duck tape, rip a length off and cut long the middle so its half the width and stick it where you would sew.... easy:trytofly:

[Paul Smith]

or get some duck tape, rip a length off and cut long the middle so its half the width and stick it where you would sew.... easy:trytofly:

 

Duck tape looks a little bit "home made" shall we say! Doesn't create a good impression to customers if you turn up with mickey mouse gear?

[vduben]

mickey mouse gear? duck tape is a quick fix and if you use black you wont see it.................... i think stitching would pull out easily on the elasticated fabric...