Custom Tool Roll (with clever features)
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- This week I made a detachable tool roll for my motorcycle.Here is a link to the Leather I used:weaverleathers...
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Wow that is pure genius!
That is fantastic, love the attachment to the bike and the functionality that offers.
Gott du hast es drauf. Danke für deine Videos. Sehr gut gemacht.
Super ausgedacht, voll für die Praxis.
Sehr gute Ausführung , Respect
So well design...! Amazing!
I would add a rag of some kind, perhaps a bandana. You always want something to wipe your hands with or lay parts on or clean off things with. Plus it takes hardly any space.
Or just a few latex gloves
Ingo for latex (silicone?) gloves AND a rag. Gloves for your hands, rag to clean up the rest.
@@racastro62 yeah good point. (Also I meant nitrile but couldn't remember the word!)
Puncture repair kit would also come in handy
Exactly, as I was about to add the need for a puncture repair kit, spare innertube and inflator or small hand pump.
Best - Michael
with co2 cartridges for quick emergency inflation
You do nice work.. if you have two tires I would bring spoons so you could take the tire off the rim and change the tube if you have tubeless tires definitely bring a plug kit and glue.. / some type of air pump
@@petem6291 this
Need to add a pouch for Smudo treats.
Brilliant design.
This is so well executed and brilliantly designed. The LOXX button is the star of this video!!! Love the way the tool kit rotates to form saddlebags. The aesthetic of the canvas and brown leather is just lovely. The offset tools to put in the snaps are brilliant - are those Weaver's?
The leather is from weaver and they have all the snaps and even the cool LOXX buttons in stock :) I am happy you like the design :)
@@laurakampf Laura, I work for Prym (specifically for the Fashion division) and you should be one of our endorser for all our snaps and fasteners
Feels illegal to have something so perfect and useful and beautiful, all in one.
Laura! This is absolutely bloody brilliant! Bravissimo!! I love motorcycles and I’m a leather artisan so this video blows my mind! I’m your new fan thanks!
You are incredibly creative. I wish I’d find the video where you finished the camper. Last I saw you worked on the floor and then I found nothing more.
brilliant design!
Eres increíble, nos vemos la semana siguiente
I would add bailing/tie wire. If you loose a bolt it can tie the part onto the bike until you can get another bolt. Small assortment of common nuts/bolts should be helpful as well.
Brilliantly designed and so well made.... well done,,
großartig! Danke für deine tolle Arbeit. Du bist wirklich inspirierend!
very cool, love the design! few must haves that i keep in my truck box is some sort of putty weld (for fixing holes, cracks), a length of mechanics wire (for when a bracket breaks), and a plastic bag (might want to keep something water proof or need to carry something)
You are the best, that tool bag is perfect and practical 😍😊
Very,very good work Laura.congratulation.big day.
Really nice and profesional job!!! Thank you for sharing, and greetings from Costa Rica!!!
Here, have some engagement to boost you in the algorithms :)
Haha, thanks! That actually helps a lot
Really cool, Laura!
My Crunch is my favorite Leatherman .
As fantastic as your fabrication skills are, your design eye is what keeps me watching your videos every week. Such good use of materials and design here wow.
On our long distance trips we always bring with us vice clamps, tire plug with inflator by cold cartridge. Some method for wire/electrical repair.
Gotta be one of your best projects. Design, aesthetic, creativity. You really nailed it
Looks like everything that you would need is in that roll to fix your bike. Good job Laura!
Killer make!
Hey Laura, put the big crank handle on the flywheel, it works great for advancing slowly at the end of the stitch run
Very well thought out Laura 🏁🏁 maybe pack some cable ties in there
On canvas, use a stapler to hold things in place temporarily. You can sew right over the staples, then pull them out.
Well thought out 👍🏼
Putting together a tool roll for your motorcycle is a lot of fun. As specially if you want to make it multi purpose and lightweight.
I think the Leatherman Crunch is an exelent choice for a motorcycle tool roll.
But I think you missed the most important tools you need for a motorcycle and that is a set of tire spoons for a flat and a chain breaker to fix your chain.
And besides that some spare patches and a spare link ofc.
I know you want to include as much tools your from sponsors as possible, but have a look and motion pro tools. They make some really handy tools for motorcycles, like some handy tire spoons. And maybe add some sockets in the set of the bolts you can't reach with a wrench since you have the T-handle in there already.
Anyway I love the design and the way you mount it on the bike. As specially that you can turn it 90 degrees or easy access, every neat touch! Good job!
Cool looking and highly functional. Very on-brand for you. 😄 Really like the idea of the snap to attach it directly to the bike, and making it so it can rotate and be used like saddle bags when open. Thanks for sharing!
In my everyday bag i have a Letherman a tire repairkit some tyraps some liquid metal and pack with firstaid stuf.
Hooooo girl, really is awesome, god video, saludos desde México.
what a great idea. I love how it rolls out and turns your back seat and fender into a workbench without the bag falling over! I think im going to give this project a try. thanks for the great idea!
wow great job 👏👏👏
Plastic zip ties (which you have) are very versatile, but I think you should have a few stainless steel ones too. If you need to support a hot part (exhaust) then these are an absolute godsend. Other than that, maybe a membership card for a recovery service...just in case.
Great build, safe travels!
That's really awesome. The only thing I'd add is some leather or canvas doubling/reinforcement around that button. I'd hate for it to pull through and the whole beautiful bag go missing!
Really nice build! Might be the next design for my bike! I would put a strap around the bag with a buckle, like a belt buckle. Thoes buttons like to open up when ypu don't want them..
Might need extra mule rope for binding or holding something on there. And maybe a second snap to hold the roll closed. Looms great!
I wish I could add a photo. I just made my own version of this a few weeks ago. I used scrap denim from an old pair of jeans and a handkerchief to line it. It's also reinforced with an old cheap cutting board.
I would like to recommend to get some warning lights. In bad weather a motorcycle on the Pannenstreifen is nearly invisible to oncoming traffic.
So many cool design details! The style fits perfectly with the bike.
I'd add some flat repair supplies because, you know, sometimes my tires get short of breath. Also, I would add a pocket for a Payday bar. Maybe 2 Payday bars.
My fixit kit consists of a Victorinox Spirit multitool, gummi bears, and a slide whistle. I give the multitool to a bystander so they can fix the problem. I use the slide whistle to whistle while they work. When they complete the job, they earn the gummi bears.
Mad respect
My late Father would loved this video.
He was a “maker” of many things - including working with canvas…
My late Grandfather’s 1920s work Singer Industrial sewing machine sits in our basement - my Father was the last user of it.
It still works but no one is interested in it.
OK. You can officially be named "the Leonardo of DIY". Pure pleasure to watch you work.
What a compliment ❤️
More like Donatello, he was the inventor of the team.
@@PikkaBird I meant Leonardo Da Vinci. Not the mutant turtles.....:)
@@maximflor I know, I just had to go there... ;-D Anyway, it always bothered me that Master Splinter didn't swap the names of Leo and Don, but I suppose Don's affinities didn't show themselves until way after he named them.
@@PikkaBird 😏
Sieht ja Klasse aus!
This is sooo cool
Only thing I would add is a small "pencil" style flashlight and tuck it in with the bits for the screwdriver. Something that runs on 1 or 2 AAA or AA batteries that would help you see if its dark when you are dealing with a breakdown but small enough to hold with your teeth if you need both hands free. A headband light in with the misc pocket would be a good alternative too.
Good idea!
Great job! For someone who wasn't that confident in her sewing skills or leatherwork not long ago, this is really super, Laura. Love it!
Brilliant 🤩
Don't forget a Small pair of Vice grips, they are life savers.
Nice job on the tool roll Laura and great to see you out on 2 wheels Cheers
i would add a socket big enough to take off the front and rear wheel and an adjustable spanner with something to add leverage.The ability to take off your wheels is very important.
Maybe some straps for keep it from fall by the vibes.
A small roll of duc tape may be a roll electric tape , tube repair kit .love the videos thank care.
Need a portable "LET GLUE DRY" block in there, Laura, surely - not sure what for, but c'mon...
Auf jeden Fall !
How about a sign you can hang on the bike - when you park the back tire on the item being glued?!
@@politikilter6446 Absolutely right ! 👍✔
I would put a belt or a strap when it’s closed cuz I feel like it would rotate while you’re riding your bike.
As a motorcyclist I would add some straps to keep it from flopping around or popping open or flying off when you hit that hidden bump or pothole. I lost an entire saddle bag that way once. Otherwise it looks awesome!
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@@violetviolet888 I saw that… still a lot of weight for that snap, I bet a good bump would pop it loose. As a longtime motorcyclist and an engineer I feel it needs more.
Might I suggest extra waterproofing to apply to the Canvas?
Where you have stitched becomes a weak spot in any existing waterproofing. I'm assuming the thread used was "pre-waxed"?
Canvas and leather is just excellent to match!! Also that sewing machine is SUCH a champ.
Nice work! IMHO 2 push buttons on a cap will be better.
Base of most repair on the road is to attach or tighten something, bring ducttape, zipties and metal wire...
Anything else needs to be lubricated, bring some sort of oil or 'wd40'
Loved the quick detach mechanism as that's something you can appreciate on a daily basis. Also I'd love to see you convert the tires to tubeless while keeping the spoke wheels. There are a lot of kits out there but a DIY from you would be very nice.
Great idea, unfortunately the amount of times you work on the bike on road is limited, generally if it breaks down you can either limp it to where you need to get or you are stuffed. Would be a good idea to have another pouch like this but for your gear that you would always have/need when riding. Either way great video and great work.
A miniature Warndreieck? Might come in handy when having a Panne
Smu-do treats! Smu-do treats! Smu-do treats!
Lovely project! :)
Feel like if you're going to use across different modes of transport (bicycle, van etc) it could do with a carry handle, its annoying carting around a little bundle. Lots of people saying it needs a strap for securing it to the bike, could a securing strap and carry handle be the same thing? Excellent as ever Laura!
It's not for a bike, but my travel set is a knife, Philip's head, mini Allen key set, paint scraper multitool, and vice grips. I definitely need a carrying case for them tho
Halo Laura, would you tell us what is the fabric you used ?! (and maybe if it's ok tell us where you bought it ?! At least to see what quality it is)
Fantástico!
The only thing I would have done differently is adding an external strap to keep the roll closed, I just can't trust any sort of mechanical snap to stay shut, but that's more of a personal preference...I like how it attaches to the fender, it reminds me of a strap lock for a guitar...
A tool roll also can always use some work gloves and cable ties... and small emergency hip flask
Especially stainless Steel cable ties (heat proof)
Fantastic! Absolutely love how much thought went into the design, especially the attachment, rotation (with pocket aligned to be perfectly accessible!), and personality. I agree with Sidharth below that a patch kit is an essential addition, with maybe a bike hand-pump. I have stopped to help multiple bike repairs that needed only a small hole fixed.
The Festool ratchet driver is bulky compared to the new Leatherman ratcheting driver, which could be held nicely in either a straight ahead or 90° angle position in the Leatherman Crunch vise grip
I like your videos,specially about your motorcycle.i like how you make motorcycle seat cover and gas tank but one thing is missing the side covers the space between the seat and gas tank looks odd.
That whole bike and leather build, it looks SOOOO utilitarian and useful, yet so much personality into every part, like you shared a piece of your soul into it, and it looks very beautiful (just like Kampf here)
Your excitement and enthusiasm for your projects makes watching you create them enjoyable no matter what you design. I also love the music that plays as you work. You have a knack for choosing it. I rarely say that cuz most soundtracks on TH-cam are too loud or too annoying, and so distracting. I enjoy watching you work, and love your reactions to your creations. Looking forward to more of your ideas/videos
I'd bring Angus McGyver with me in the tool roll, because then he could help me fix the bike whenever it broke down, and I didn't have to deal with it. I guess the Car Wizard would also be OK.
I would add a strap to help keep the tool roll closed and attached to the motorcycle. Perhaps I am just being overly concerned about loosing something off the back of a motorcycle.
One day I picked up my suit from the dry cleaner and rode home - about 1 mile less than 2 kilometers. When I parked the bike the suit and tail bag were gone. I never found either and had to wear a sport coat that was small and slacks that were short to a wedding. That was not my favorite day.
Post Script - I carried a Crunch daily for may years. I wore it out and.need to send it back for repair.
amazing! one thing idk if you have in there is duct tape or something like that. never the best solution to a problem, but always there just in case!
I would have added a pair of Vise Grips. Come in handy if you break a foot peg in the middle of nowhere.
Cheers Laura and thanks for sharing another awesome video. Beautiful work - I would also add a spare headlamp bulb to the roll. Happy Sunday! :D
Spare bulb, good idea!
It’s in there :)
@@laurakampf - you think of everything ;)
Classy👍🏻👏🏻
very nice!!! you are a clever girl!
Tyre spoons and a tight roll of gaffer tape.
Me taking tips for my my honda trail project
A sketch ✍🏼 book & pen 🖊
I love how it can turn sideway.
hammer, you forgot the hammer!! but also a fuel filter, chuck one of those in as well. but cool idea it becomes a saddle bag means not leaving it on the ground getting soaked. as you always breakdown when it is raining!!
It don’t rain in Köln 😉
Ein kleiner Hammer. Vielleicht mit Wechselköpfen, Schonhammer, Gummihammer, Stahl und noch ein kleines Beil?
Multihammer?
I guess since there is no dedicated pocket for it, the whole roll wraps around the spare/travel Festool Domino 😋
Hoffentlich hat das vor einem Jahr schon mal jemand gesagt: Bei der alten Kiste solltest du einen Brems- und Kupplungszug zum Wechseln dabei haben.
Zwei Finger zum Gruß ✌🏍
Very nice as always. I just warry about only one snap hold this tool role. The vibration of motorcycle is stronger than you imagine. I'd recommend you to add some straps or snaps.
Good luck♡
I was thinking a pair of leather straps with buckles would solve that. Or velcro (bleh!)
flat bungy straps .. the bikers friend
@@JCWren Maybe some D-rings and snap hooks? They are a little easier to use than buckles.
Strong magnets? Maintains the rotatability and detachability while avoiding straps or bungees.
Yeah, single point of failure on a vehicle zooming down the road, not a fan. Especially since all that metal is a bunch of weight moving around.
Love your work Laura! Can you help me
Out and let me know why brand and model sewing machine you use?