Crag Crafts DIY 01 - Ultra-Durable Highball Bouldering Pad | Beginner-Friendly Sewing Tutorial

🧵🪨 Welcome to Mobeta! 🪨🧵 In today's tutorial, we're stepping up our climbing game by crafting an ultra-durable, highball bouldering pad that's both beginner-friendly and a solid companion for your outdoor adventures. Forget about the commercial pads; our design is simpler, tougher, and tailor-made for highball enthusiasts. 🎥 What You'll Learn: How to prepare and measure 1000D Cordura Nylon for the ultimate durability. Mastering the sewing machine setup for heavy-duty fabric. The art of attaching Velcro and hardware to enhance your pad's functionality. Step-by-step guidance on sewing robust seams that won't let you down. Tips and tricks for stuffing your pad for maximum protection. The most efficient way to carry your highball pad to your next climbing destination. 🧵 Materials You'll Need: 1000D Cordura Nylon Heavy-duty thread (Tex 90) Needle (#18-#20) Basting tape (3/8 inch) Scissors or a hot knife Sewing machine 1-meter ruler Tape measure Fabric pencil or pen 2-inch sew-on velcro 2-inch webbing ⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:57 - Materials Overview 1:28 - Step 1: Preparing the Fabric 1:49 - Step 2: Preparing the Sewing Machine 2:34 - Step 3: Sewing the Velcro 3:03 - Step 4: Prepping Your Hardware 3:22 - Step 5: Prepping the Sides 3:52 - Step 6: Sewing the Sides 4:14 - Step 7: Sewing the Corners 4:32 - Step 8: Stuffing the Pad 5:02 - Step 9: Carrying the Pad 5:19 - Step 10: Sending the Proj 📌 Helpful Links: Sailrite Tension Turtorial:    • Tension Adjustments for the Sailrite Ultra...   Cordura 1000D https://ripstopbytheroll.com/products... High Quality Closed cell foam: https://canada.foambymail.com/product... High Quality Open Cell: https://canada.foambymail.com/product... 📣 Join Our Community: Subscribe to Mobeta for more DIY, climbing, and adventure content! Share your version of the highball pad with us using #MyHighballPad on Instagram or Twitter. 👍 Support Our Channel: Like this video if you found it helpful. Share with your fellow climbers and DIY enthusiasts. Comment below with your thoughts or what you'd like to see next! Thank you for watching, and see you in the next video!