Air Tank Tote
- Thread starter AnimalHitman
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No, but Loren on this forum makes beautiful totes for most tanks. I mean beautiful and very well made. Extremely happy with mine on a Brancota Tiger Shark.
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A friend of mine made this tank tote for my Air Venturi Carbon Fiber Tank. It really works well.
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I bought a EMT tank bag on Amazon for less than 50bux. Has pockets to store hose, probes, etc. Works perfect.
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Tried to search for the tread on Loren's tank bags with no luck. Looked under tank totes. tank bags etc. Nothing turns up.
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https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/wts-new-protective-tank-range-carry-bag-fits-88cuft-60-min-scba-tank-coyote-br/
loren’s look super nice. I’m thinking of getting one but have a preference for a tote that stands the tank upright.
loren’s look super nice. I’m thinking of getting one but have a preference for a tote that stands the tank upright.
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LB; man, Loren's totes are nice! But, I'm using a backpack now. Works great; plenty of storage space. Thanks, everybody 
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Here's one I made on a CNC router.
I was thinking about cutting a couple more pieces that attach as a base to allow it to safely stand vertical, but haven't decided yet. Cost was a 6 ft 1" x 8" solid oak board, some Kregg screws and four strip of thin craft foam. Still have to attach a couple hose anchors.
I was thinking about cutting a couple more pieces that attach as a base to allow it to safely stand vertical, but haven't decided yet. Cost was a 6 ft 1" x 8" solid oak board, some Kregg screws and four strip of thin craft foam. Still have to attach a couple hose anchors.
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Here's one I made on a CNC router.
I was thinking about cutting a couple more pieces that attach as a base to allow it to safely stand vertical, but haven't decided yet. Cost was a 6 ft 1" x 8" solid oak board, some Kregg screws and four strip of thin craft foam. Still have to attach a couple hose anchors.
That is very nice looking!
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Animal, do you have a link to your tank backpack? Or is it just a normal backpack? Chuck, very nice work.
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I'm stilling waiting for the right garage sale. But I think a golf club bag caddy would work good.
Dave
Dave
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Built this several years ago.
Sits vertical for shop use. Lays flat for transport. Pool noodles cushions tip overs. (Been tested
) handle can be removed for removal for filling by local dive shop.Upvote 0
Built this several years ago.
Sits vertical for shop use. Lays flat for transport. Pool noodles cushions tip overs. (Been tested) handle can be removed for removal for filling by local dive shop.
Clever and wonderful creativity, Dave!
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Man, Chuck; that's ideal because it allows visual access to tank data without removing the tank
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Thanks
Be sure to glue it together with PVC cement once you’re satisfied with your build. I know when you put PVC together it seems inseparable and if you’re like me you don’t want to take it back apart once you’ve built it.
BUT....If you don’t, it WILL eventually pop apart. Trust me.
Be sure to glue it together with PVC cement once you’re satisfied with your build. I know when you put PVC together it seems inseparable and if you’re like me you don’t want to take it back apart once you’ve built it.
BUT....If you don’t, it WILL eventually pop apart. Trust me.
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