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Old 04-05-2013, 12:30 PM   #5
Moinchen
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I took 28 pictures, so I will only post the links here, as I know from experience that the forum load times can be quite long if pictures are inserted.

The steps are those:
- Purchase a book for 1 Euro that is a bit bigger and higher than the m92.
- Purchase 2 desk chair cushions filled with blocks of foam.
- Empty the book.
- Take measure from the m92 (just draw on the foam taken from the cushions)
- Make a top and a bottom from the foam.
- Cut a hole the size of the m92 into the middle of both.
- Take one of the cutouts and slice it into two.
- If necessary, stabilize with paper glued to the back of the slices.
- Sew an envelope for the slices and put them into it.
- Cover the top and bottom rims with fabric (this proved to be very messy and difficult because of the corners, but: As the downside will not be visible, you can sew as messy as you like :-) )
- Cover the book skeleton with adhesive plastic foil in your favorite color / texture.
- Think of a fitting closing mechanism ( I chose a chinese button node sling and some beautiful medieval-looking buttons I found in an old button chest)
- Put the closing mechanism into place (I just knotted the leather band on the other side of some holes in the book lid).
- Glue the fabric covered top and bottom rims and the fabric covered slices into the book cover.
- Wait until all is dry :-)
- Put your m92 into it, close the lid, and be happy ;-)

I cannot describe exact measurements, as those will depend on the book, fabric, foam, closing mechanism,....

Hope this gives someone some nice ideas!

Image gallery:

http://postimg.org/gallery/5wbz55h2/15c7938d/

The pictures are displayed in the wrong order but there's nothing I can do about it.
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