[T2RX6]

Hey Everyone,
So I finally picked up an LC-1 Alice frame for my Haslab proton pack. Unfortunately I spent so long between receiving my pack and buying the frame that I cannot for the life of me figure out what the heck I did with the mounting hardware.

Can anyone give me a parts list?
I need to know how many (and what size) screws I need. (I believe this is 10 of the shorter ones and 2 of the longer ones, But I plan to put a spacer in place so I'll probably have to buy just the longer ones?)
I need to know information about the spacer black circular spacers.. What are their dimensions.. Perhaps I can just print a set of these.

And finally the 5 brackets.. What are they called and what is their dimensions..
I really wish I could find my stock mounting hardware!

[T2RX6]

NM I found my hardware!

[DoctorPepper]

Working on a haslab without the provided mounting brackets. Can anyone link me on where to buy them?

[55_Central_Park_West]

I designed a set of spacers that can be 3D printed and mount the Haslab Pack to a LC1 Alice frame (Rothco in my case) that only uses the original screws that came with the pack. They give the offset from the pack and in tests are holding the pack very well indeed. They do not protrude beyond the frame any more that the original hardware did as well. If you lost the round spacers at the bottom of the pack then you could leave them off.

[AGpirateGB51]

Hi! I was wondering if you were printing these 3D printed brackets to sell? I got a Haslab pack second hand and it was missing the hardware brackets to attach the Alice frame. I'd be very interested if you could help me out.
Thank you so much,
Anthony

[Kingpin]

Hi! I was wondering if you were printing these 3D printed brackets to sell?

This topic isn't in the marketplace, nor does 55_Central_Park_West meet the requirement to sell items through the forum.

Beyond that, I genuinely believe it would be better to get some custom metal brackets made up then rely on 3D-printed plastic to mount the Pack to an A.L.I.C.E. frame.

[HaydenO.GB]

Hey so does anyone have a parts list? I threw out the packaging because I really don’t have the space for that box and I think I accidentally threw out the brackets, screws, and spacers as well for it. I think I know the screw type but I don’t know its size. I’ll keep looking though .

[One time]

If you have a genuine 70’s LC1 (like in GB1) be ware that the mounting can be a bit of a nightmare. The original LC1 rear bars are a fraction wider than the Rothco causing the Haslab clamps to not sit entirely flush (few fractions of an inch) causing you to need longer screws when mounting them.