What is the most useful thing you have made

[MSilvia]

Originally Posted by unclepooty

only spring straps so far

Oh yeah... I forgot spring straps (and probably a bunch of other stuff).

[MSilvia]

Originally Posted by kancho

Wow. I never thought of making a strobe like device. Is it really effective?

I haven't used it for still photos really, but having a positionable HID100 has been helpful for video.

[PsychDiver]

Tank rack that can hold 15 tanks. Goes in the back of my F-150 and is able to strap all tanks down.

[kancho]

Anyone made a tank carrier for cheap. It would of came in handy yesterday when uinloading my stuff from the boat.

[divinginn]

I am working on a cannister light,37 watt halogen,still trying to get the battery pack down. want two hours burn time,right now have 30 minutes.

[Doug B]

I made some foam cradles to keep tanks from banging around in the back of my truck.

Got the foam from the trash can at work... it was used as packaging material. Stuff is about 2 inches thick, tough as nails.

Cut the pieces out on my band saw, used Elmers ProBond glue to stick two pieces together.

The LDS has these things... they're blue foam, and cost like $20/each

I spent a half hour in the garage, and made two of them for less than $3.

[BhamFAL]

Originally Posted by kancho

Ia m curious to find out what is the most useful thing that you guys have made that is not necessarily found in dive shops.

Money

[fisheater]

Does spray-painting my name with a stencil on the sides of a Stanley Job Box count?

Cut the cost of a rolling specialty dive box in 1/4.

[68raggtop]

I made a handy towel to wipe the soda that blew out of my nose off of my computer screen after I read this

Originally Posted by thor

Uh..my wife and I made a couple of babies, but I guess they are not that useful yet.

[IrishSquid]

Originally Posted by CaptainRon

Mine are 13 and 18. Still not too useful.....

Apply the dive rule: Don't hold your breath. You'll die!