I had mycasebuilder cut it. I think they use water-jet for cutting the foam. It's very clean.Very neat! How was it cut? Laser? Super clean. I did mine with an exacto knife .
Very neat! How was it cut? Laser? Super clean. I did mine with an exacto knife .
Or laser, or water jet. Way beyond...that there looks like it was cut using CNC machine.
Yeah, it's a Pelican Storm im2100. I tried to design everything to fit in the smaller im2075, but it was too tight.How about the case? Looks like a tiny Pelican Case? Very nice set up!
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I promise I will. I can see the eye-rolls from my wife already.So. And believe me, I appreciate the over engineering. But the case and foam alone costs more than the TFpro does.
I mean. As much as I love the TFpro, it doesn't satisfy the itch to walk around with a nuclear football, but it's still amazing otherwise.
Promise me you'll pretend to answer the phone with a 'yes sir' and repeat a 20 digit alpha numeric sequence before pressing the speed stir button.
If I was trying to save money, I think installing my pool last year was a big mistake.... lolNewdude is right. I certainly appreciate the quality and workmanship that went into your kit. That said, the TFPro and/or the TFPro Salt is a much better value money wise. However, I somehow think you weren't setting out with price in mind..........that's a cool looking kit
GREAT suggestion Kul !!!monthly photo contest
That’s awesome!!Is that a Pelican case?Organization and neatness is the key to successView attachment 541755
I had some foam cut to fit all my testing supplies. Overkill? Yes. Convenient? Yes. Necessary? No.
That’s awesome!!Is that a Pelican case?Organization and neatness is the key to success
That would be the first $5,000 dollar test kit sell the idea to Taylor “the new K-5000 test kit”!!I would have the internal compartment gyroscopically stabilized so that the reagents were always upright regardless of which way the case was oriented.
I would also make the case, bulletproof, bombproof and fireproof.
I would have a method to inject nitrogen into the case when it was closed so that the internal atmosphere was inert.
I would make the case temperature controlled to keep the reagents at the optimal storage temperature.
I would have an individual scale for each reagent so that you always know how much reagent you have left.
But, if you want to be cavalier about storing your test reagents, that’s your choice.