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I needed to organize my water detecting gear, so I built this rack.
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My DIY Metal Detecting rack for the bed.
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People do that here where I work at the waterfalls. They do alright with it. They have diving gear too.
Looks like you figured out how you need it setup. Maybe a little refining could be done for the strapping. Something like this stuff could be useful. I was thinking a 1-2 setup, clip then pull tight. Quick search on amazon found some bits that could go well. Smart rigging with paracord is another good option. I use screws and washer sandwiching a good not against the wood to secure stuff. I have a Ego chainsaw, pole saw attachment, and power head hanging from my plywood and 2x4 bed rack platform on my work Comanche. Works real well.
Anyway here is some interesting things from amazon for ya. Cheap too lol. Paracord is cheaper though get a 500ft roll for $40 and secure everything, every where lol.
Amazon.com: Field Repair Buckles for Straps 1Inch, Quick Side Release Adjustable Buckle for Straps 1 inch 1pc Quick Release Buckles(1PC) : Arts, Crafts & Sewing
Amazon.com: 2 Pack Heavy-Duty 316 Stainless Steel Lock Slider Buckles Heavy Strap Release Buckle Adjustable Metal Buckle Fasteners (1”inch) : Arts, Crafts & Sewing
Amazon.com: Buckle Straps 1 Inch, Webbing Straps Polypropylene 11 Yards, 6 PCS Adjustable Side Release Plastic Buckles, 12 PCS Tri-Glide Slide Clip, Heavy Duty Straps with Buckles
Amazon.com : Paracord Planet Paracord (50+ Colors) - 1,000 Foot spools - 250 Foot spools - 100 feet Hank : Sports & Outdoors
Looks like you figured out how you need it setup. Maybe a little refining could be done for the strapping. Something like this stuff could be useful. I was thinking a 1-2 setup, clip then pull tight. Quick search on amazon found some bits that could go well. Smart rigging with paracord is another good option. I use screws and washer sandwiching a good not against the wood to secure stuff. I have a Ego chainsaw, pole saw attachment, and power head hanging from my plywood and 2x4 bed rack platform on my work Comanche. Works real well.
Anyway here is some interesting things from amazon for ya. Cheap too lol. Paracord is cheaper though get a 500ft roll for $40 and secure everything, every where lol.
Amazon.com: Field Repair Buckles for Straps 1Inch, Quick Side Release Adjustable Buckle for Straps 1 inch 1pc Quick Release Buckles(1PC) : Arts, Crafts & Sewing
Amazon.com: 2 Pack Heavy-Duty 316 Stainless Steel Lock Slider Buckles Heavy Strap Release Buckle Adjustable Metal Buckle Fasteners (1”inch) : Arts, Crafts & Sewing
Amazon.com: Buckle Straps 1 Inch, Webbing Straps Polypropylene 11 Yards, 6 PCS Adjustable Side Release Plastic Buckles, 12 PCS Tri-Glide Slide Clip, Heavy Duty Straps with Buckles
Amazon.com : Paracord Planet Paracord (50+ Colors) - 1,000 Foot spools - 250 Foot spools - 100 feet Hank : Sports & Outdoors
Pardon my messes life is a poor man's project in my part of the jungle but here is how my tools hang. It's all just loops anchored by screws and tension to other loops and screws. Only takes a second to release.
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