NEW! Elastics for your Pocket Racks

NEW! Elastics for your Pocket Racks

 

This 11/30/24 YouTube video on the Earthling EDC channel details how to make the latest design being used for making custom elastics bands that are now being used with the standard size Pocket Rack EDC organizer and the Pocket Rack with the center slots (see below).

The new designs use a thicker elastic shock cord which has a 2.1mm diameter which is larger, than the 1.8mm to 1.9mm shock cords that we have previously been using to make the bands. Listed below are samples of the various lengths of cord that you will need to make the specific bands that are featured in this video.

As always, you can either download the FREE STL file to print your own pocket racks, or you can purchase them online here.  

Be sure to checkout the Earthling EDC community page on REDDIT. Post photos of your EDC builds and share ideas with other EDC enthusiasts.

BELOW ARE LINKS TO THE ITEMS YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE CUSTOM ELASTICS. EnJOY!

This is the Standard Size Pocket Rack™. You can download the FREE Pocket_Rack_Large_Center_Slots STL file at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6285608/files . This is the size that was featured in the video. It measures 2mm X 72mm X 112mm. This is a Free Download that you can 3D print or have someone print one for you.

As a convenience to our viewers who don't have access to a 3D printer,  we also now offer three different versions in black. Limited quantities are now available at Earthling.com .

2.1mm Colorful, High-Quality, Round Elastic Band, Round Elastic Rope, Rubber Band Elastic Line, DIY Pocket Rack Elastics bands.  5meters. $1.60 for 5 meters of 2.1mm elastic shock cord. Available in MANY COLORS AVAILABLEClick here for details.

100PCS Adjustable Black, White& Clear Silicone Button Cord Locks Elastic Band Stop Drawstring Accessories Perfect for DIY Pocket Rack Elastic Bands Click here.

Price varies around $1.25 for 100

 To make this band you will need a 121mm length of Elastic. In the video this band was hold down a pen style, silver, 4mm bit drive. To make this band you only need the silicone button that connects the ends. Yo do not need the second button.

Note: that the elastic lengths provided are starting points. You made need to adjust them depending on the size of the item that is being secured to your Pocket Rack

To make this band you will need a 202mm length of Elastic. You might use this to hold a long storage tube in place. You will need 3 silicone buttons to make this band.

Note: that the elastic lengths provided are starting points. You made need to adjust them depending on the size of the item that is being secured to your Pocket Rack

To make this band you will need a 132mm length of Elastic. In the video this was holdin a set of mini locking pliers and a flashlight onto the rack. You will need 2 silicone buttons to make this band.

Note: that the elastic lengths provided are starting points. You made need to adjust them depending on the size of the item that is being secured to your Pocket Rack

To make this band you will need a 161mm length of Elastic. In the video this was holding a Rovyvon A5 flashlight. You will need 2 silicone buttons to make this band. This is the most commonly used band with this size of Pocket Rack.

Note: that the elastic lengths provided are starting points. You made need to adjust them depending on the size of the item that is being secured to your Pocket Rack

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2 comments

Fahad – Thank you for taking the time to post. We have an Earthling EDC commuity forum on Reddit, so whe you have your rack built out, please feel free to share some photos and a description at https://www.reddit.com/r/Earthling_EDC/ Many thanks!

Phil

Hi Phil,
I am from Saudi Arabia, and have been enjoying your channel and the amazing ideas you bring. I have just bought the racks and trying different set ups. Keep it up and looking for your new ideas.
Thanks,
Fahad

Fahad

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