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ITA SAO BAG

ITA bags are used for pins and plushies - comes from "cringe" / "painful" fandom and people putting too many stickers on cars.

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I had an idea for an ITA bag but for simple add-ons. Think MOLLE or PALS but with connectors to hold the SAOs. And then there's a power supply in the bag and a transparent foil to protect them.

Changed my mind on the MOLLE/PALS idea for the ITA SAO BAG. Instead I've blocked out these 5x5 cm squares and will have the connectors spread out like this instead.

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  • power distribution boards

    davedarkoa day ago 0 comments

    I designed them so I can use two boards for the bag, as that was cheaper. I'm using a Raspberry Pi Pico for I2C stuff and also the nice buck boost on board.

    designed and ordered!

  • sewing the inlay

    davedarko10/02/2024 at 11:31 0 comments

    I decided to buy an ITA SAO bag and then sew the simple add-on inlay for it. I started like I would do welt pockets, but doing 44 of them simultaniously. You start with the two "good" sides facing each other and sew them together with the square opening you want to achieve. After sewing, I've cut the black cotton canvas material diagonally, so I could then cut a crossed hole right up to the corners and fold the flaps through the hole and basically turn it around. There are better and worse results when doing it 44 times, but this will probably hidden well enough with a lot of SAOs anyways.

    I will probably cut up the wires and do the connectors next and then sew everything together.

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