Make Your Own Miniature Travelcase
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- Sorry about the Audio issues in this one!
(Being recorded in mono)
I totally missed that, please forgive me! 😅
How To: Build your own custom-made travelcase cheap and easy!
I was surprised how good the result turned out.
If you like making your own gear this is the video for you!
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Timecodes
0:00- Intro
0:31 -Get a Kvissle!
0:46 - Assembly
1:00 - Storage-Stage Done!
1:15 - Securing Your miniatures
1:50 - Reinforce
2:19 - The Handle
2:57 - Safety Strap
3:38 - Magnetic Stability
4:01 - Fully Functional Travelcase
4:25 - Building The Bag
5:33 - Paintjob
5:50 - Final Product
6:07 Cost & Is It Worth It?
Kvissle: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/kvissle-...
Magnets: www.amazon.com/Magnets-Neodym...
Safety Strap: www.amazon.com/Premium-Lashin...
Fake Leather: www.amazon.com/Picheng-Leathe...
Dröna Bag: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/droena-b...
Shoulderstrap: www.amazon.com/Yards-Black-Ny...
Furniture Pads: www.amazon.com/Self-Stick-Fur...
Until next time!
Pew pew!
You can remove the cork mats easily with a heat gun or hair-dryer. It softens the glue and allows you to peel it off. Bonus tip, use the cork mat for basing!
I can’t remember if I tried heating it up or not. But it’s a good advice! 😄
@@TheAll-InNerd I can confirm, using a heat gun or hairdryer works really well at loosening the glue. A paint scraper is also useful to help scrape up the glue.
This is great!
theres an stl file with extra tray spaces to get more options. I got my kvissle on a 10 euro aliexpress mottorbike bag that opens on the front and its pretty handy
This is perfect. I’ve had a Kvissle for awhile but was at a loss for a bag, thanks for the great walkthrough
Always fun and informative. Thanks.
Fun idea.
Such great idea, this videos deserve much more views
This is great! I might just make one following your tutorial, thank you! :D
This is kinda obvious, but the other great thing about this is if you want to store it at home each box slots perfectly into one of the squares in a Kallax unit.
I was just looking into this! You can use the cork side of the trays to make really cool display dioramas that fit with your minis bases, since cork is super easy to cut and shape to. And cutting holes in the cork for your minis will expose the steel, so you can magnetize. That would be cool!
One note- you accidentally set the dialogue audio from the voiceover segments to only play in the left ear. Remember to set output to mono if you're recording in mono. It's a pretty easy mistake to make, not a super big deal if you're listening on a phone, but it is noticeable on other devices. Also, the links in the description to what you used aren't working.
Again, your channel is super underrated. Keep up the good work!
Hey man thanks for all the constructive feedback! I really appreciate it!
Sadly I can't do anything about the audio, that's just silly that I didn't notice it myself. I did have some other audio-issues after recording tho that probably all connect! I promise I'll do better! 😅😆
There's a lot of time, love and effort being put into these so I really appreciate the feedback! 😄
And yeah the idea about the cork dioramas sounded really cool! Some of the cork was a lot easier to remove so it could work out quite good!
Hope you have a great day!
@@TheAll-InNerd Happy to help! You'll be glad to know that thanks to this video, I have now purchased two items I have no chance of pronouncing correctly!
@@CesarTheKingVA haha happy to hear it! 😆 Good luck with your project!
@@TheAll-InNerdwhat size did you use for things like the drill hole, rivets, etc? What magnet size would you recommend to magnetize the shelves to the inside?
@@akumaking1 Well the size of the drill depends on the size of the rivets. For the ones I used I drilled with a 4 and a 5mm drill. And the magnets I used was 2x5mm.
Stefan I don't know how much does the IKEA payd You, but I know what I need to buy to keep some of my stuff XD
Keep Nerd and carry on!
Happy to hear you found something new to buy for your minis! 😄
And maybe if I keep on making these IKEA-videos they’ll give me a sausage and some candles! 😆
Very nice video as always!
One question tho… how awkward was it to film at ikea? 😂
Thanks dude! 😁
Haha more awkward than I thought! Went there just when they were about to close and trying to time the takes when there wasn’t any people around to minimize the cringiness! 😆
would you use this for taller minis like demon princes or even knights?
It is of course possible to take out the trays to make room for a single bigger model. I haven’t tried it tho because I don’t own any knights or similar myself. The biggest I’ve tried is tanks and saint Celestine. I can’t tell if any new problem would occur.
Rivet tool looks scary
@The All-in Nerd
I was excited to mod the Kvissle to store my army (reinforced corners with pop rivets, took the cork out of drawers).
With the weight of the minis creating downward pressure, the middle drawer is falling downwards. I'm noticing it's because the sides of the box are slightly bowing outwards which makes the drawer guides/rails in the sides stretch out.
This seems an inherent design problem with this drawers. Since lots of people in the asoiaf community mention using these specific drawers for storage, I was hoping someone had found a solution.
Has anyone found a solution for this that does not mess up with the functionality of the drawers?
Hey man! I did’nt notice that problem. You must have had some heavy minis! 😅
If possible I would use the bottom of the Kvissle for heavy stuff like that or vehicles. Another thing would be to have some kind of thin bar or string going through the box from side to side keeping the walls from bending. But that would make it harder to use taller models in that level of the box.
What was the overall price of materials? Rivets and glue gun ect.
I used 23 x Rivets and at most 2 stick of glue. So that should be around another $1.5 depending on what quantity and quality you get the material in. If you need to buy all the tools used in the video there will be a lot more expensive.
good idear, but it's not toot leavy ?
It does weigh a bit more than the boxes made out of very light steel or MDF but it’s not that bad. But when you out in a few rulebooks, codexes and so on it always get a bit heavy. 😄
Hey there! I would like to offer you a miniature storage case completely free of charge to make videos that will be posted on Amazon. Are you interested?😃
That sounds interesting sure. 😊
Could you please leave your email address so that I can send you more details🥰
Dislike because no Ultramarines.
Kidding.