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6 panel bags

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okay thisi may be a pointless thread...but here goes

okay who else besides me and te great matt emmings makes 6 panel bags? If anyone else makes them i would be willing to trade with other people because i make them in 4 colors
purple
blue
red
and yellow

so yeah i just basically want to know who else makes 6 panel bags, and if they would be willing to trade for another 6 pane bag

thanks!
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I make 6 panels
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Post by Kyle Hewitt »

Since Zeb is sitting right next to me in my room he said he wants to trade with you! if you want!
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what r his made out of? I use ultrasuede (thicker colors though)
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i use crushed panne, and i have three colors right now
blue
purple
red
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what are the measurements of the panels?
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well i started using Woven suede(SOOOOmuch better), and the panels are about 1.5 inches sq. its comparable to the size of a mr. sandbag
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i made a test bag today with extra material my mom had around, then i made one with some crushed panne - making it was generally fairly easy until i had to put the last panel/lid on it, then it got annoying
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Why do you guys make 6-panels, for practice or do they play good?
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they play relatively well and take about 20 minutes to make.. and they're best made out of microsuede, which is a lot cheaper than facile.
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hackeysnacker wrote:they play relatively well .


i can tell you have ever kicked a matt emmings bag have you?
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Chris Balch makes some pretty mean 6-panels. Zilla is crazy about them, and they're the size of minis in a way. :)
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with the filler, and stuff i am using now my bags are freaking awesome! Every time i make one i think "wow thats a bag even i would shred!"

so yeah i want some people to try them out like 3 or so people and tell me what they think about them, so yeah the first three people to message me gets a bag ;p!

people that gets bags:
1. Nogbad
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Zeb Jackson wrote:so yeah i want some people to try them out like 3 or so people and tell me what they think about them, so yeah the first three people to message me gets a bag ;p!
as in a free test????? If so I wouldn't mind trying one, haven't tried a 6 panel before.
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Post by Xain »

I'd even trade with you.

although, I'm not a huge fan of woven suede. too stiff
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I will try one
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moi aussi (me too = french)
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1.nogbad
2.brycimus
3.Dontlikespam
4.danielwhittle

uhm i would also like a very expirienced person to shred one of my bags, so that i know they can stand a good beating ;)

note: i added one more person, because i thought about being nice :p

so im making 6 bags now total, and im trading one with Xain so yeah thanks alot guys i will send these out as soon as i get an address

Note: they are for free right now, but a little donation would be awesome seeing as how me and kyle are putting the effort into these bags ;p
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Post by gdawg8_0 »

hey i think i might have a bit of woven suede.....i think....
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I could help test one out if you're making enough. I've been playing about a year so I could definitely help. PM if you do so I can send you my address!

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