I'm trying to make little "tool belts" for kids. Are these good to use as the belt portion and can I make them adjustable? If so, how?
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You can make them adjustable and it is very easy. You can even adjust them to each kid if they switch belts. The connectors act just like the ones you see on kids backpacks. It is difficult to explain to you how to loop the belt thru it so I strongly suggest you just a kids backpack to see how it was done. These are a little bit big if you are talking about using them on 6 yr olds or younger, but if you are talking about making a tool belt for an older kid, they are the perfect size. Just make sure you get the right belt thickness.
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The sheath belt "loop" is actually adjustable via velcro. It will probably get weaker though as you increase the "loop" size as there will be less velcro to support it...
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Yes - the belt is adjustable. At it smallest setting it was still too big for our three year old. He is slightly small for his age though. We have rigged it to work. It's sturdy and he loves putting tools and toys in it.
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Not sure. I got for 13 & 16 year olds. They're pretty adjustable but may be too long.
356284
Not sure what you want to adjust. Are some of the beads too tight? If so they will probably loosen up as you use it. Or you will get used to it. Roughness along the path?
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Well, as much as a "pretend" tool belt can look. There are places to put tools. My grandson loves it, and wears it whenever something needs to be "fixed".
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They are very adjustable, but I'm not sure...I would suggest writing or calling Mobilegs. They are great!
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They are adjustable. I wouldn't waste my money on it though. It isn't very sturdy. I disassembled it and glued it so it's better but it's pretty cheap.
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They are in different lengths. I got the biggest one so that if my waist size changes I just adjust the belt accordingly. You can always cut it and make it shorter. Used it a week ago for the first time and had a hard time getting it to stay tight though as the buckle kept slipping.
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Just measured, and it looks like they could be adjusted as large as 25 inches (That leaves about an inch of overlap so you can still tape the seam together). They can go as small as you want.
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We used them on 1/2" hardware cloth. I think you might have trouble fitting the special pliers for these clamps into the 1/4" grid.
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Unfortunately for you (and fortunately for me) I have never had to adjust a belt on our Hoover or on any Hoover we have had over the years. Perhaps a Hoover repair center can offer advice as to how to do that. Sorry. David R
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They are no adjustable, but I use for my guitars acoustics and electric as well as my mandolin. Anything with a neck should fit. My mandolin has a skinny neck but had no problem hanging from the hangers.
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Great question. I just purchased this. I'm not sure how this translates to belt size, the minimum length of the belt is 31", if you or someone you know can redo some stitching, you could trim perhaps another 4-5 inches off (the non-adjustable part of the belt)
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nNo, they are not adjustable, but they are differently sized - a large one for the ribbon loom, small ones for bands and clips, and longer sizes for bracelets or full packs of bands. These various size compartments function very well for a large quantity of supplies.
729791
No such thing as a silly question. There are small cross members at the upper and lower sections that you would run your belt through. Simply cut them out as needed to fit your belt width. A tool such as a knife, scissors or such will work, but be careful with sharp objects and do not cut the outer most cross member as you must have a full retaining ring or loop to thread your belt through. Good luck and be safe.
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Honestly, I wouldn't recommend them for that purpose, even for third graders. They just don't have a whole lot of tensile strength. Plus the edges are honestly kind of thin and sharp, not exactly what you want around kids. :)