Nothing too exciting, but recently experimented with sewing old Inner tubes.
Cracking material to to work with, the slightly stretchy and grippy nature makes for a very good wallet.
Currently holds 2 cards, RFID blocker, medical information, credit card size multitool and a few folded notes. Very secure and thin, comfortable in a back pocket, and you know, eco-recycling and all that
MYOG Innertube Wallet
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That's a great idea, I need a new wallet.
Think, I'll be giving that a go.
Think, I'll be giving that a go.
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RFID blocker ... tell me more, i like the idea. Presume some sort of material wovel into the design
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Just get 2 x FRID credit cards, they cancel each other out/make them difficult to skim/scan.Mart wrote:RFID blocker ... tell me more, i like the idea. Presume some sort of material wovel into the design
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I wish it was that fancy, although I am looking into thin blockers for fabric wallets, probably difficult to sew into an inner tube though.Mart wrote:RFID blocker ... tell me more, i like the idea. Presume some sort of material wovel into the design
I just use a poly business card that doubles as a blocker, came free with a concealed wallet I bought a while back
Incase you haven't noticed, I'm quite prepared (read: Paranoid) regarding personal security, money and the sort.
Now if you'll excuse me I've got to make another tinfoil hat
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If you're that paranoid, just hole punch the chip out of the card.
I have at least 2 x contactless cards in my wallet, I've discovered that they scramble the signal somewhat when together so you can't skim them.
Very easy to read the chips using a decent smartphone ;-)
I have at least 2 x contactless cards in my wallet, I've discovered that they scramble the signal somewhat when together so you can't skim them.
Very easy to read the chips using a decent smartphone ;-)
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I just tried this...Wow how scary is thatZippy wrote:........Very easy to read the chips using a decent smartphone ;-)
HayWire think I'll join you with the tinfoil hat