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@TurkishKS - Thanks for your post. Sorry about that. We may expand shipping into Canada, but right now we're just trying to fulfill orders in the continental U.S.

@rajeevprabhu6722 - That's very true. The key differentiators that make the Knipex XS different are the weight and the size. The small size and light weight make them ideal as a tool to be carried. I think the T-Rex featured in this video comes close, but it's slightly heavier and larger. I'd love to hear any suggestions for pliers that are comparable in size and weight. I've spent quite a bit of time looking and I'm very open to suggestions. Many thanks for your post.

@ParkerBinion - As always, many thanks for your feedback. I'm going to try to get another video out this week that cover the new bands, the hook and loop mad for the card, the 3mm sponge for the card and a mini neoprene pouch mod that ads a really nice spring steel belt clip. I like this mod because it makes it easier to clip on (or take off) a low profile mini tool pouch that can be used with the Pocket Rack mini. Thanks again for your post.

@benterwellen - Thank you for your post and for being a subscriber. I tried that and the tubing kept slipping off the handles. Was there a particular brand that you used? Many thanks.

@deakemarschall2992 - Many thanks for taking the time to share your feedback. I actually like making these. As mentioned in this video, I've got a couple more I want to put out over the next couple week. I'm actually pretty excited about the new elastics that were featured in this video. They are by far the most robust I've come across for 2mm elastic shock cord. The colors are really stunning as well.

9cm x 6cm . I believe I purchased the same type Phil mentioned in a previous vid.

69mm by 99mm but keep in mind that these are soft plastis and may be a few mm off from the official size stated on the website. s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dlj2Ytb I think the 10cm X 7cm size is what you will want. Best of luck with your build.

@FerociousSniper - Thank you for your post and for being a subscriber. I've been thinking about that for a while now. From my perspective my phone is already my in hand computer and I suspect a lot more user friendly. What do you think I could do with the cardputer that i could not do with my phone? I'd be very tempted to actually build a pocket rack out of one :-). Thanks for posting!!

@EarthlingEDC I haven't got mine yet, but I've been doing a bit of research. For someone like me, the main use would be cool fun stuff. But for others, they could scan for wifi traps, hack into a piece of animatronics that isn't working properly, use it as a rfid device, use it as an ir scanner or universal remote. It's my understanding that it has a lot of legitimate practical uses. I'm going to try to find ways that it can improve my life and make daily tasks easier.

@flaco1944 - Thanks for you post - You are going to need the 10cm X 7cm pouches. I added the link to the thread your last thread.

@keithadler965 - Many thinks for your post. I sincerely appreciate the feedback. I just posted a new video yesterday. If you enjoyed this one, you probably like this new one. th-cam.com/video/9cQreGEkDPY/w-d-xo.html

@roy.mclean - Thanks for taking the time to post. That's an interesting idea. I might actually test that to see if there is a big difference in how much torque can be applied with the 711L ratchet vs a screw driver. For this video, I was looking for small compact tools that will fit into this kit, the size, weigt and capability of the tools are big factors. A standard sized screw driver would not work for this application. There is one in the multitool though. Thanks for your post. It is greatly appreciated.

@realgrieve - That would work. Thanks for posting

@MaryHoogervorst - Many thanks for your post. That's and interesting suggestion.

@chainsawchanselour5452 - That's very true. thanks for your post.

I use the U-shank jigsaw blades

@forgetyourlife - That's perfect since it works for you. Wi these Pocket Racks one of the advantages is that it keeps your EDC limited to the space that's available on the rack. So you can store just 2 items or cover both sides of the card with tools, depending on what your needs are and how much you want to carry to fulfill your daily needs. Thanks for your post.

@ I understand. I used to carry quite a bit but never used most of it. The fear or not having the right tool got pretty heavy. Keys are still an ongoing problem.

@vgjuarez1 - Good guess, but here is ow it was done. th-cam.com/video/cEyH6WbgmnU/w-d-xo.html

@Hervelebaba - C'est très vrai. Pour les kits de rack Pocket que je construis comme celui-ci th-cam.com/video/RXS4SNKB09M/w-d-xo.html, je passe beaucoup de temps à trouver des outils qui fonctionnent bien et qui sont suffisamment compacts pour ne pas être un fardeau à transporter. Merci pour votre message. Je suis sincèrement apprécié.

@jackfernandez3021 - That would definitely work. Here is how this video was done.. th-cam.com/video/cEyH6WbgmnU/w-d-xo.html

@reframingwiththerhythm - I'm so glad that you are enjoying this channel. If you have not already done so, take a look at some of the other videos I've posted that get into this mini EDC ikit concept in more detail. These two might be of interest. th-cam.com/video/chh1TK534AU/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/o9cNhz9Ykgc/w-d-xo.html Thank you again for taking the time to post. It is sincerely appreciated.

Yes, that would be the correct file.

@ awesome thanks

They are available now at Earthling.com . Thank you for your feedback.

@violaineaudrey8841 - Thank you for your post. Run some sandpaper or emery cloth around the inside edge to take off any sharp burrs that might be lurking. thanks for brining this up.

​@@EarthlingEDCthank you very much for your reply 😊 Have a nice day ! 🌿🌸

@greyscout01 - Thanks for taking the time to post. This was definitely a fun build and I'm still liking the T-Rex design. It is a bit heavier than the Knipex, but I feel it can get just as much done for less cost.

@renanmarcondesfacchinatto1316 - Thank you for posting and for being a subscriber. This was a bizarre little experiment on my part. The weight was a bit more than I wanted, but it gave me some ideas about how to make things lighter and still have a good quality kit.

@SonnyStormes - Many thanks for taking the time to post and for being a subscriber. This channel is built on feedback and contribution from our viewers. The Pocket Rack project in particular has evolved because of that. Thank you for contributing to that project. I look forward to seeing what you come up with.

@FranciscoMsez - Estoy de acuerdo. Me gustaría que eso también sucediera. Sin embargo, su modelo de negocio no parece particularmente interesado en abordar las necesidades de los entusiastas de EDC, así que no creo que eso vaya a suceder. Muchas gracias por tomarse el tiempo de compartir sus pensamientos sobre este video.

@stefaniedc1128 - That would definitely work. thanks for taking the time to post and here is another video for you that shows how the drawers were added. th-cam.com/video/cEyH6WbgmnU/w-d-xo.html

@allan_scott - Thank you for your post. EDC stand for "Every Day Carry" or "Everyday Carry" . These are the things that people carry on their person every day like wallets, phones, pocket knife. small tools, keychain, mini flashlight, pen. etc. I hope this is helpful. There are a large number of enthusiasts on youtube that follow this topic. All are welcome :-)

@Tlaloc223 - Thank you for your post. I'll be loading another batch this Friday evening. I can only handle a limited number of orders, so that I can process the orders over the weekend. To be clear, you can always download the STL files at www.thingiverse.com/search?q=pocket+rack+EDC&page=1#google_vignette for free and get a local printer to make them for you, or upload it to one of the many online services that will print and ship them to you.

@rikergood5530 - I'm sure they would. thanks for your post. This video might be of interest as well: th-cam.com/video/cEyH6WbgmnU/w-d-xo.html it shows how the drawers were added.

@@EarthlingEDC thats awesome man! Love the drawer idea.

@TheInchii - Thank you for your post and for being a subscriber. Yes, you can connect card together. Thank a look at this video: th-cam.com/video/mNUoSjcSxHg/w-d-xo.html it will show you hw to attach pocket racks to each other.

@rajeevprabhu6722 - Thank you for your post. I agree with you. I think the quality of the Nextool mini multitools has gone way up over the past few years. They now give you a great option to having just a small knife.

@wiktor-tobiaszravn2820 - A rubber band would work, Also, you might want to check out this video to see how the drawers were added: th-cam.com/video/cEyH6WbgmnU/w-d-xo.html Thanks for your post !

@Quackenfr - Yes, I did indeed :-) I don't use it with the drawers, but I did make one so that folks could see what it looks like: Here is how it was done: th-cam.com/video/cEyH6WbgmnU/w-d-xo.html

@@EarthlingEDC haha i know im kidding thats pretty cool tho

@knghtbrd - Thanks for taking the time time to post. I like dorky. The video short that I have for this standard video is the most popular video I've ever made. It's even more dorky :-) th-cam.com/users/shortsoXTEAvByBVs?feature=share

@Olyphoto7 - Thanks for taking the time to post. What did you end up getting. Just curious.

@ Olight Arkfield Pro because I wanted a flat, deep pocket carry with a green laser beam for emergency signaling. This one light replaced two carry items. Still in the early stages of testing…

@llsoonerll - That might work. Rubber bands seem to be the more popular solution. Thanks for taking the time to post.

@simmonds6063 - Thank you for your suggestion. The more I've used the bits, the easier it has become to extract them. I also usually use the bits with a more shallow bit extender. Thanks again for posting.

@JamesBryant-nz1oo - It is completely counter intuitive. The only reason I remove them is so that they will take up the least amount of room on the pocket racks. If you are going to keep them in you pocket or in a pouch, it's probably better to leave the clips on. This video was an exercise in storing flat flashlights on pocket racks, so taking off the clips was warranted in this case. Thanks for taking the time to post.

@JamesBryant-nz1oo When you clip it to the card, depending on the location of the clip on the light, it may expand the amount of space that is necessary to store the Rack. the clip will also get in the way of tools that you might want to store on the opposite side of the rack.

@@EarthlingEDC I was thinking about my own carry and I get it. I think you said yourself that there’s always a trade off. Space vs Weight vs Utility. In order to get the best of one you need to sacrifice something else. It’s all about what is important to you and what you need in a given situation.

Great ideas!

That sounds really interesting. If you feel like it, share some photos of your setup on our Reddit page here: www.reddit.com/r/Earthling_EDC/ Many thanks for taking the time to post..

@Dannyn7 - Thanks for taking the time to post. If you see one, please let me know. That would be interesting to try out. Thanks for the idea.