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Backpack Hanger Design/Build
Made from a 2x4 and some elbow grease
What do you do with your backpack, once you've arrived at your destination? "For a long time I have just been dumping my backpack on the extra chair on my studio office, as many of us do," writes industrial designer Eric Strebel. "This is fine until someone needs the chair, then your backpack gets moved to the floor and your system for accessing your gear gets difficult.
"I decided that it was time to make a permanent fixture to hang my new backpack. The video follows the process from sketch through fabrication to mounting. And of course it features a way to hold, display and charge a mobile media device like a tablet or a cell phone:"
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Sweet mother of Dieter, that is ugly. Makes custom hook and doesn't make the groove wide enough for the strap, ffs. I've been using the 3M command strip backpack hook; cheap, easy to install and it looks good