Thermal Detonator Belt Clips by TK 4702

If you dont fancy making your own or do not have the skills, TK 4702 has been selling pre-made aluminium belt clips for some time now out of the USA.

These are very well constructed out of a light weight aluminium, pre drilled for easy assembly and fit 68mm drain pipe very well. They even have a little bend in the clip to hold tight onto your canvas belt.

Overall a very nice product

I agree that they are a great product. I have bought these clips from Jesse too.

Mark, I think I have heard that pop rivets are NOT the screen accurate way to attach these to the cylinder. Can you share what should be used instead of pop rivets?

I have a set of these and they are great.

One thing Mark, you won't get passed with that tube mate....

JohnBlackk wrote:

I agree that they are a great product. I have bought these clips from Jesse too.

Mark, I think I have heard that pop rivets are NOT the screen accurate way to attach these to the cylinder. Can you share what should be used instead of pop rivets?

Just use regular flat head bolts and nuts.

^^^awesome. Thanks Mathias! I have these on with rivets and want to change to the accurate attachment.

Do you know how much these are Mark including shipping?

Thermal Detonator Kits

Option 1: Acrylic pipe, Control panel, End caps - $50 + S&H
Option 2: Acrylic pipe, Control panel, End caps, Aluminum Belt Clips - $75 + S&H
Option 3: Fully assembled kit (show above) - $125 + S&H


Or just the belt clips

$25 + S&H

Cool, Thanks Mathias

No problem!

or buy about 30 metres of aluminium strip for the same price and make every trooper in your street a set.

Are these accurate for ROTJ?

I have never studied them at al....

Joe

stukatrooper wrote:

or buy about 30 metres of aluminium strip for the same price and make every trooper in your street a set.

Jesse does great work. If you want a really tidy looking set of armour, these are really nice. I have a set of these on my 2mm glossy TM suit.
Pete's point is very valid though. The originals were a lot cruder (not as polished and robust as Jesse's). With a small saw, a drill and maybe a file to tidy up th eedges, you can make your own more accurate clips for a lot less money.

Rich330 wrote:

If you want a really tidy looking set of armour, these are really nice.

Who wants a tidy suit?

ObiHahn wrote:

Rich330 wrote:

If you want a really tidy looking set of armour, these are really nice.

Who wants a tidy suit?

Yeah, I know. Just kidding, mate.

I took these pictures back in 2008 on the now famous TM build/Tutorial







Brackets a ten minute job .