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I seen those but was hoping for something a lot less hahaNot the cheapest but: Wing Screw
Any shop that caters to technical divers should sell these. You really only need the plastic kind.
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I seen those but was hoping for something a lot less hahaNot the cheapest but: Wing Screw
Any shop that caters to technical divers should sell these. You really only need the plastic kind.
I seen those but was hoping for something a lot less haha
I think that will have to be what I do, does the wing nut come close to touching your body when diving or should I just ensure a short enough bolt so that is not the case?You can try a hardware or marine store. You don't need book screws, just a stainless or nylon screw and a wing nut.
I think that will have to be what I do, does the wing nut come close to touching your body when diving or should I just ensure a short enough bolt so that is not the case?
Thanks for your help
I seen those but was hoping for something a lot less haha
Bit of a hijack but the topic title is spot on....
Ive been searching for how much webbing to buy for a basic one-piece harness. Ive maybe seen a couple references to 14-16 feet. I just measured a length of extension cord wrapped loosely around me in the shape of a harness and am being generous when I say I got 9 feet. So yeah...im thin. 150 lbs. 35" around my waist at the bellybutton where the waist belt would go.
Im just making sure im not missing something. I know webbing is cheap...its not a big deal to order more than I need
......... but it also has a grommet at the center point. The grommet isn't super important but it sure is nice and convenient. .......
I have a 34-36" waist without a wetsuit on and I still seem to cut off at least 18" on a cold water setup.