Saw this on YouTube. Though not a PSK, may still be of interest.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaZ-d4vIoVs

Pretty cool! I really like the zip-tie in the lining idea. Also, the single-use tubes of glue or whatever is brilliant IMHO.

Very nice, indeed. I have a very similar kit of compact repair goodies in my EDC GHB bag. But I'm not so much constrained with such a tiny pouch. So, in addition, I have a decent butane soldering iron with various tips, compact digital multimeter, full size metal measuring tape, and so on...

I agree with MoBOB, that the most impressive feature of the video is the creative use of the limited storage space in the pouch.

nice little tool kit. thnx for sharing the link.

Another comment: I thought the use of the plastic wallet insert was a brilliant use of that. Who needs pictures of DW (DH, depending on the situation), DD, and/or DS when you are trying to fix something?

Lots of good ideas here, I will use several. I do wonder what he intends to do with it, there are two knives in the case (and I would hope at least one in his pocket) as well as a razor blade and several other cutting tools. When space is short, duplication is not always a good thing.

Respectfully,

Jerry

He printed a folding ruler. I use a short piece of a common cloth sewing ruler available at any sewing shop. Strong and has lasted for years.
Nomad.

In general, I think the purpose was to show that you can have a functional basic kit that could easily fit into the glove compartment or similarly small spaces if you do not have a full-blown toolbox in the trunk - maybe. The duplication issue is a good question.


As a further question: What, besides glues of various sorts, would you carry in the straw ampoules?