"Unauthorised" watches you say ?
https://www.plus9time.com/blog/2017/12/24/the-true-seiko-pogue-chronograph-6139-6005
https://www.plus9time.com/blog/2017/12/24/the-true-seiko-pogue-chronograph-6139-6005
Just discovered a guy making bags from landrover canvas in my local farmers market this Saturday. He had a great backpack for only £50 but having just paid out for tax and m o t on the bike i didn't have enough to buy it... not that I realy needed it anyway. But we had a long chat and had the idea of making collapseable doggie water bowls for your best hike buddy, and a few other ideas. he's going to make me a larger one for my camp kitchen for doing the washing up. Might have to commission a pack like this for my bike.I've just ordered a similar looking bag for the back of my motorcycle. Wax canvas too.
Just discovered a guy making bags from landrover canvas in my local farmers market this Saturday. He had a great backpack for only £50 but having just paid out for tax and m o t on the bike i didn't have enough to buy it... not that I realy needed it anyway. But we had a long chat and had the idea of making collapseable doggie water bowls for your best hike buddy, and a few other ideas. he's going to make me a larger one for my camp kitchen for doing the washing up. Might have to commission a pack like this for my bike.
It's new canvas. Very stylish and a lovely colour for bushcraft gear.made from offcuts and what would be waste canvas.Is that canvas from old Land Rover load area covers? If so, I'd be very careful about how strong your bag would be. The canvas backs are usually only discarded when they start to tear having been out in the weather for years. Many I have seen you can just pull apart with your hands. I suppose there may be stronger parts (the sides as opposed to the top for example).
Sorry if I've got completely the wrong end of the stick
Might have to commission a pack like this for my bike.
It's new canvas. Very stylish and a lovely colour for bushcraft gear.made from offcuts and what would be waste canvas.
Might have to commission a pack like this for my bike.
Yellow, so I can find it in the cupboard. It comes with a shoulder strap too. I also got a "messenger bag" made of the same stuff out of Lidl, bright blue with white spots, nice. Which brings me back to the reasons for the original post. The Aldi bag at less than a quarter of the price of the Oxford canvass bag i bought, will be more suitable for the intended purpose. Also, I was travelling around the Cumbian countryside, and made a trip to Hexham, where I saw someone selling dufflebag type things made from 're-cycled tarpaulin. Some heavy waterproof canvas off Amazon, and a speedy stitcher would be the way to go. I've had one for years, and with practice, my stitching is almost "factory".Good buy there. Very similar to my bags but mine can be used as a backpack aswell. I use mine acrosso the back seat with a couple of bungees and I'm all set. Which colour did you get. Yellow is higher visibility on a bike but the blue is less in yer face!
I was travelling around the Cumbian countryside, and made a trip to Hexham, where I saw someone selling dufflebag type things made from 're-cycled tarpaulin. Some heavy waterproof canvas off Amazon, and a speedy stitcher would be the way to go. I've had one for years, and with practice, my stitching is almost "factory".