Is there enough room to fit an embroidered patch? How much clearance is there?
1286919
I doubt it. There's enough to fit a decent weight cardstock, but not more. Maybe a millimeter between interior and exterior wall.
1286920
Maybe if very thin. I know the thick glittery paper doesn't fit. Also if embroidered would need to be stiff enough to push in.
1011962
I'm sure you could but the Otis patches are a better fit. The Otis patches fully cover the brass pull on the cable where a square patch leaves a few gaps. The kit includes patches so you can easily compare them.I also use a Maxpedition Can Case Pouch to make this a complete kit that fits in a very small space!http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=maxpedition+can+case&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Amaxpedition+can+caseI have no interest in ether company, I just enjoy shooting and sharing tips with fellow shooters. I'm sure you could but the Otis patches are a better fit. The Otis patches fully cover the brass pull on the cable where a square patch leaves a few gaps. The kit includes patches so you can easily compare them.I also use a Maxpedition Can Case Pouch to make this a complete kit that fits in a very small space!http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=maxpedition+can+case&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Amax... » Read More I'm sure you could but the Otis patches are a better fit. The Otis patches fully cover the brass pull on the cable where a square patch leaves a few gaps. The kit includes patches so you can easily compare them.I also use a Maxpedition Can Case Pouch to make this a complete kit that fits in a very small space!http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=maxpedition+can+case&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Amaxpedition+can+caseI have no interest in ether company, I just enjoy shooting and sharing tips with fellow shooters. « Show Less
958565
You can use a little bigger but need bigger eye of needle. What size thread do you want to use? Monday phoneme. Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
1334305
It might if the seam is easily covered by the patch. You have to really follow the directions and get the tightest seal possible. Worth a try. Not to expensive. Good luck!
1459784
No, this wouldn't work for patches on clothing. You can buy fusable facing/interfacing that would work on the inside much better. Just check with a fabric store if you have one close.
332688
Honestly it would take cinch up tight enough but you would have to deal with the straps with ranger bands or something. The standard configuration fits a bigger chest. Check out OSE micro chest rig.
1527972
Yes! The larger bag is a decent size. I actually put in a couple sweaters together and there's usually space. And I think the material would work well for embroidery.
2142825
In the product details you can find the Product Dimensions: 2 x 14.2 x 15.5 inches. This is the outside dimensions of the case. I assume you're more interested in the inside dimensions; but I have not measured the case inside. I use it to hold a variety of things, all related to doing embroidery. The largest item I store there is my 12 inch diameter embroidery hoop. I cannot put another embroidery hoop of the same size on top of the four already in the case because it would not close and latch, but a hoop smaller than my 6 inch one would nest inside the others. Due to the way the handle is formed, you won't be able to fit anything much larger than 12X12 paper inside. Because of the slim design, nothing much deeper than 1.5 inches would fit.
1011963
depends on the size of patches. the Otis patches are set up to be really tight or loose depending on how you set them up. but you could get away with square patches but if you are cleaning a .17 be careful with what size patch you use. if you have some large square ones you could round them off and cut the slots yourself. I have done this before. just be CAREFUL the patch is not too big or you be in trouble when you try and pull it through. the Otis kit works great I can tell you that but the .17 is tight. hope this helps.
1563525
I asked the young man using it he said he could fit a helmet, pads and chest protector in the bag. I saw the inside and I would personally suggest the cavity is at least 14inches x 12 inches x 22 inches deep. I am not that familiar with the exact dimensions of your equipment, but I hope this helps you in some capacity?
361912
about 2 1/2 inches by 3 1/2 inches the patch is a cut out following the edge
365045
I measured the inside dimension of one after I had fastened is sufficiently to keep it from popping open when you kneel down. Looks like anything bigger than 21" will be pushing the limit. You might try sewing a hook-and-loop fabric extender to the existing strap to get more reach. These really are the best, simplest and most comfortable I have ever used.
1296975
There are two screws on back that keeps the backing secure. You might be able to remove them to do the embroidery
2197440
I think it's going to be too wide, it measures 18.75 inches wide.It really is the best I have found, I use one in my closet for shoes and belts and another in my sewing room for storing patchwork fabric in.
1942236
No, it shouldn't be too big, should be okay, mine is about 5" wide. I do, highly, recommend reinforcing the stitching on this item, you get what you pay for and it doesn't take much for the stitching to come undone. All in all, provided the stitching is reinforced, I like this product.
469642
Yes more than enough space.I use it for my 22lb pug and he has plenty of room and it zips close at top and one side panel. Its like a mesh but I dont see mosquitoes getting in it.
556557
I don't see why not. That is an interesting use for it. You might want to adjust the stitch length to correspond to the distance between holes.