DIY Covertec Button and Belt clip.

[KLG2000]

So has anybody made their own covertec button and belt clip?
I'm 15 without a constant income so i'm trying not to spend more than i have to

[darth_chasm]

I could see something being done with a screw/bolt and some different sized washers for the knob. And perhaps a piece of thin gauge sheet metal with slits for the belt and a keyhole type cutout for the catch.

Just a thought.

[NaasadTal]

Darth Chasm has you pointed in the right direction, Lowes sells something called a keyhole fastner (link below) that might be exactly what you're looking for. You could use the holes in it to secure it to your belt with bolts & a screw with a large enough head could be put on your saber to use for the knob.

http://www.lowes.com/pd/The-Hillman-...Hanger/3306354

[KLG2000]

Thanks guys!
I found a brass piece, epoxied a screw inside, than used a nut to fasten it inside.
But I could have used a Screw-Spacer(For a saber chassis)-Washer-Nut in that order.
For the clip I bent some aluminum and cut a curved slit so the saber won't somehow "Hop" out
But I'm content now and it beats $11.
I couldn't get the pics to upload, but here are the links to them.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3...zg3OWNGWjg5RUU

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3...F82SGRoOHhIa2s

[rlobrecht]

Very ingenious. The button itself looks great.

[jbkuma]

I am testing out a CB mic clip with a TCSS made covertec. I had to clip away some material from the clip as opening wasn't wide enough. I did a pretty rough job of it, but it works well enough and the used and beaten look matches with the aesthetic I'm going for overall.

[darth_chasm]

Thanks guys!
I found a brass piece, epoxied a screw inside, than used a nut to fasten it inside.
But I could have used a Screw-Spacer(For a saber chassis)-Washer-Nut in that order.
For the clip I bent some aluminum and cut a curved slit so the saber won't somehow "Hop" out
But I'm content now and it beats $11.
I couldn't get the pics to upload, but here are the links to them.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3...zg3OWNGWjg5RUU

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3...F82SGRoOHhIa2s

Cool. Nice job.

I am testing out a CB mic clip with a TCSS made covertec. I had to clip away some material from the clip as opening wasn't wide enough. I did a pretty rough job of it, but it works well enough and the used and beaten look matches with the aesthetic I'm going for overall.

Good idea

[jbkuma]

The retention clip works to some extent, but certainly not as securely as the proper Covertec.