Ripstop on the Record

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Welcome to Ripstop on the Record. The podcast for makers, by makers. Where we talk about all things Make Your Own Gear (MYOG). You'll hear from gear companies, textile engineers, cottage vendors, and other leaders in the Textiles + Outdoor Gear industry. Brought to you by Ripstop by the Roll.

  1. Wooden Pack Frames?! Hear Him Out.

    hace 1 d

    Wooden Pack Frames?! Hear Him Out.

    Send us Fan Mail What happens when a blacksmith becomes obsessed with making backpacks? In this episode, Ethan Goss of Goss Handmade shares the unconventional ideas, hard-earned lessons, and creative rabbit holes that have shaped his approach to designing packs that blend heritage aesthetics with modern performance. In This Episode, We Cover: Why some vintage backpack designs still outperform modern alternatives—and which features deserve a comebackEthan's surprisingly effective wood frame stays and what they taught him about comfort, durability, and pack designThe anatomy of a great shoulder strap, from foam selection and fit to the small details that make packs more comfortable under loadHow classes, community, and studying other makers can dramatically accelerate your growth as a gear makerListen in and lend a few ideas from Ethan's playbook. You might just find your next rabbit hole.  Guest: Ethan Goss from Goss Handmade Instagram Website Find Us on Social Media 🚀 @RipstopbytheRoll www.ripstopbytheroll.com

    1 h 4 min
  2. Sewing Machine Maintenance Guide

    3 jun

    Sewing Machine Maintenance Guide

    Send us Fan Mail Most sewing machine problems don’t start with catastrophic failure—they start with the small maintenance habits makers ignore for too long. In this episode, Matt Evans joins us to break down the practical upkeep, adjustments, and troubleshooting skills every DIYer should know to keep their machines running smoothly and sewing clean. In This Episode, We Cover: The maintenance habits that actually matterHow to diagnose common sewing issues like skipped stitches, poor tension, and fabric feeding problems The simple machine adjustments makers should feel comfortable making themselves DIY tools, cheap shop hacks, and unexpected hardware store finds that can make patterning, cutting, and machine upkeep easierCustom UL Hiking Gear for Dogs and Humans - Red Paw Packs  Guest: Matt Evans, Red Paw Packs  Find Us on Social Media 🚀 @RipstopbytheRoll www.ripstopbytheroll.com

    1 h 14 min
  3. The Crisis of American Sewing

    20 may

    The Crisis of American Sewing

    Send us Fan Mail Most of us like the idea of American-made production, but very few of us understand the complexity (or the role DIY makers can play in rebuilding it). This conversation explores what it actually takes to build sewn products sustainably in America without losing sight of the people behind the products. The Carolina Textile District helps businesses (big and small) create amazing products here in the US through educational courses, businesses connections, and operational support.  Sewn Goods 101 Course Industrial Sewing Program isp@theindustrialcommons.org Find Us on Social Media 🚀 @RipstopbytheRoll www.ripstopbytheroll.com

    1 h 21 min
  4. Sewing EVERYTHING For a Thru Hike

    6 may

    Sewing EVERYTHING For a Thru Hike

    Send us Fan Mail Any project is a serious undertaking—but sewing everything for your thru-hike is next level. That’s exactly what Eliza did for the CDT. She breaks down what it actually takes to design, sew, and trust a full 15-piece kit when failure isn’t really an option. In this episode:  Where to start when you want to make something big Why the failed prototype helped in the long run How Eliza approached fabric selectionWhat she did this project forListen in to get inspired and see where your next build can take you.  Guest:  Eliza SweeneyFind Us on Social Media 🚀 @RipstopbytheRoll www.ripstopbytheroll.com

    59 min
  5. How to Think Like a Product Developer

    22 abr

    How to Think Like a Product Developer

    Send us Fan Mail The line between professional gear and great DIY gear is hard to define. Instead of guessing, we brought in a pro. A product developer with Patagonia and Yeti experience breaks down what actually matters and what makers can learn from the big companies.  In This Episode, We Cover:  The real difference between product design and product development—and why it matters for makers / cottage companies  How big companies turn rough ideas into finished products (and what you can steal from that process)  Simple ways to define your project upfront so you don’t get stuck, overbuild, or lose direction  How to handle feedback, check your ego, and iterate like a pro without burning out your creativity  Listen in and start building with more clarity, confidence, and intention before you even sit down at the machine. Guest:  Kyle Rogers - Project Waterloo, LinkedIn Find Us on Social Media 🚀 @RipstopbytheRoll www.ripstopbytheroll.com

    1 h 40 min
  6. Why Your Projects Look Worse Than They Really Are

    8 abr

    Why Your Projects Look Worse Than They Really Are

    Send us Fan Mail Stop rushing your photos and start making your gear look as good as it actually is. Cinematographer and maker Chris Ellison breaks down how to think about composition, environment, and presentation so your projects hit differently the moment people see them.  In This Episode, We Cover: Why most maker photos fall flat—and the simple shift that instantly improves them How to use environment, framing, and depth to make your gear the clear focal point Practical tricks like stuffing, shaping, and staging your bags so they photograph clean and intentional How real-world use, travel, and feedback loops shape better design (and better visuals) over time Listen in and start taking photos (and making gear) that actually do your work justice. Explore Ellison Handmade:  Website Instagram Shop our latest products here X-Pac®Find Us on Social Media 🚀 @RipstopbytheRoll www.ripstopbytheroll.com

    1 h 15 min
  7. 5 (non-sewing) Habits That Make You a Better Maker

    25 mar

    5 (non-sewing) Habits That Make You a Better Maker

    Send us Fan Mail Not every upgrade happens at the sewing machine. If you’ve ever felt stuck, burned out, or unsure why your work isn’t improving, this episode breaks down the mindset shifts that actually move you forward. Filip Raboch joins us to share what he’s learned building custom gear at a high level. Listen so you can avoid the common traps and start making smarter, more intentional decisions in your own process. Why identifying a specific use is most important How to say no and why you have to The hidden reality of being a custom gear maker for a living Guest:  Filip Raboch Custom Gear Shop our newest products Find Us on Social Media 🚀 @RipstopbytheRoll www.ripstopbytheroll.com

    1 h 17 min
  8. Your Guide to Working with Foam

    11 mar

    Your Guide to Working with Foam

    Send us Fan Mail Foam might not be the flashiest material in gear making, but it’s responsible for some of the biggest performance upgrades in your packs and bags. In this episode, we break down how experienced makers actually use foam. Covering real techniques, hard-earned lessons, and the small tricks that make projects come out better.  In This Episode, We Cover: When and why to add foam to a project—from shoulder straps and back panels to laptop sleeves and structured bags How thickness, density, and foam type change comfort, structure, and sewability in real builds Practical techniques for cutting, shaping, ventilating, and installing foam cleanly in your projects Maker-tested tips for working with foam on home machines, avoiding common mistakes, and getting better results the first time If you’ve ever struggled with straps, structure, or padding in your projects, this episode will change the way you do your next build. Guests:  Ryan Campbell from the Wandering GoatMatt Evans from Red Paw Packs Products:  New X-Pac® Fabrics New Challenge ULTRA 200X ColorsXLPE FoamFind Us on Social Media 🚀 @RipstopbytheRoll www.ripstopbytheroll.com

    1 h 15 min
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Welcome to Ripstop on the Record. The podcast for makers, by makers. Where we talk about all things Make Your Own Gear (MYOG). You'll hear from gear companies, textile engineers, cottage vendors, and other leaders in the Textiles + Outdoor Gear industry. Brought to you by Ripstop by the Roll.

Ficha técnica

  • Creado por
    Ripstop by the Roll
  • Años en activo
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodios
    154
  • Clasificación
    Explícito
  • Derechos de autor
    © 2026 Ripstop on the Record
  • Sitio web del podcast
    Ripstop on the Record

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