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29th April 08, 08:10 AM
#21
Originally Posted by cacunn
For those who have only a slight problem with slipping I wonder if a Hidden Tailor Belt would help?
http://www.actiongear.com/cgi-bin/ta...priorcase=main
For those who have a clip style suspenders could you sew a tab on the inside of the kilt to clip on to? This would be like having a button on the inside.
I also have some convertible suspenders the clips can be replace with a strip of leather with a button hole on each end. This slips through the end of the suspenders and button to the kilt.
Thanks for the link Cacunn. Unfortunately the hidden tailors belt only comes up to size 43 inch waist---some of us clydesdales are a wee bit stouter than that. May have to try the no-slip rug pad technique if I can figure out how to make it work without compromising the integrity of my tanks.
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29th April 08, 08:50 AM
#22
Originally Posted by JerseyLawyer
Hehehe. A lot of people use the same stuff on the inside of their pipe bag cover in order to keep it from sliding down while playing. And I've seen jar opener thingies made of it, too.
Clearly, it has endless uses!
Yep, the same stuff is also marketed to woodworkers, as a non-slip pad for use when doing intricate router work.
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29th April 08, 02:37 PM
#23
Last edited by cacunn; 16th May 08 at 10:27 AM.
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29th April 08, 04:25 PM
#24
I was thinking about the hidden tailor belt as well for this problem. Didn't know where to get them though.
We have a couple of solutions here.
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