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oldguy00 04-17-2021 08:45 AM

Tool Case Completed...
 
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Thought I'd follow up on an older thread we had about custom tool cases. Finally finished this and love it. I'm far from skilled/artistic with an exacto knife, but it turned out well. Should have done this a long time ago to get rid of the messy tool kit I had going.

Case is a Nanuk 935 and Kaizen foam on inside.
Tools on the inside of the lid had a habit of falling out when closed, so secured those with velcro straps.
Bottom layer inside has a couple tuppwares for smaller parts/tools, and tiny screwdriver set.

Cheers

clyde the point 04-17-2021 09:06 AM

Nice!

Smitty2k1 04-17-2021 09:30 AM

Beautiful. Love seeing these things.

Somehow I thought buying a big empty Milwaukee tool bag would help me keep organized by having my tool kit in one bag. It's just a giant black hole of wrenches though.

Until I move out of my condo and buy a house I've told myself I'm not buying any more toolboxes, but something like this will be a very quick purchase.

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Gsinill 04-17-2021 10:01 AM

Very nice!
How hard was it to get the cutouts right?

the bottle ride 04-17-2021 10:44 AM

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Just was looking at my case wondering what I could do to improve it-
Your box puts mine to shame.

NHAero 04-17-2021 10:54 AM

What a great job!
Is this designed to take to events and such, rather than stay at home?

TheseGoTo11 04-17-2021 11:16 AM

Well done. Mine looks worse than your original! :eek:

oldguy00 04-17-2021 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Gsinill (Post 2913818)
Very nice!
How hard was it to get the cutouts right?

Pretty easy even for me, and again, I'm terrible at arts and crafts lol.

For each tool, I just laid in on the foam and used a black sharpie to trace around it, then exacto knife the tracing, and use fingers to pull layers of the kaizen foam out.
I bought some thin art board stuff at the local dollar store and glued to the back of each piece of foam, and those green straps you see on the sides were fed through and glued together on the back, to use as handles to lift the layers out.

oldguy00 04-17-2021 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by NHAero (Post 2913829)
What a great job!
Is this designed to take to events and such, rather than stay at home?

Everything. Having it nicely organized at home for working on bikes here, but also for taking on road trips to races.
I really love it, and was way cheaper than buying one of the Park/Abby versions, and more customizable to the tools I really need (and already owned).

Steve in SLO 04-17-2021 01:29 PM

Nicely done.
That is so well organized I would not know what to do with it.

rkhatibi 04-17-2021 03:49 PM

Nice, that turned out really well.

Nickt 04-17-2021 05:24 PM

super organized, looks great!

herb5998 04-17-2021 05:47 PM

Looks good!


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choke 04-18-2021 01:47 AM

Nice.

I'm in the middle of doing something similar.

the bottle ride 04-18-2021 07:58 AM

I am going to get a Nanuk case- and do something similar.
I just need pair down my tools and the bags of old hardware

Great thread


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