What would be a good carrying bag for the DWE575 ?
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Depending on where you are taking it, any tool bag that it fits in would work. It's pretty durable. If you are transporting a lot of tools, you could also use storage bins.
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An army laundry bag should be sufficient for the kayak itself (i.e. no pump or paddles), provided the kayak is cleaned, dried, and neatly rolled (NOT folded). Deflate completely flat, put the seats in the middle, fold sides of the kayak onto the floor into lengthwise thirds, then roll, TIGHTLY, from the front towards the back (where the plugs are). The resulting musubi/sushi shaped roll should fit neatly in any standard high capacity bag (2800+ ci), or a laundry bag. Duffel can be **OVERKILL** only if you're not packing a pump and breakdown paddles. Only other caveat about using a duffel bag, the internal seams of the bag can rub on the creased edges of the inflatable, causing minor scrapes & scratches that could possibly leak. That's why I suggest a laundry bag, the chances of this happening are much less.
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We have the CV-353W model. We obtained the bags on AMAZON's website--perhaps one of the company links to their website. Hope this helps.
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We went with the following bag. Fits perfectly. OLYMPUS 202308 Small Carrying Bag
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Sorry, I don't travel with it. Probably a large camera equipment bag like we had when cameras were much larger would be good, if they still sell them.
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Hello,My apologies about the late response. This bag is too small for your gear. It is not deep enough.Regards,RoozbehOC camera
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If you're talking the metal edge guide i'd double check that bag, it has a lot of compartments. If its not in there I would return and get a new one. Mine definetly came with one and its handy on some projects.
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Your welcome. I will advise you to cut a large piece of cardboard big enough to fit into the top pocket and place it in the top pocket. This will give your items a stable surface to sit on and will prevent the side to side bouncing or drag that could occur. Also be gentle with the zippers. I was a little rough and broke one of the zippers off accidently. The waterproof feature is great and stands up well as a hydrophophobic pannier.
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I would look at the dense plastic automotive storage/tool type box sold at Walmart or any home improvement store. Water tight and can be washed out if needed. I only suggest this if you are not handy or have capability to make your own carry case.
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I have been looking for the same thing for some time. One lead I had turned out to be a dealer who said the Dewalt bag has been discontinued. Let me know if you are able to find one. Thanks, Ken
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There is a W541 optional disposable bag which is finer. I made my own bags from drain tubing socks to catch silt. Both fit inside the mesh bag.
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I found a perfect bag by Samsonite at Wal-Mart for about $14.00. It fits as if it were made for the S5. I have my Advanced Manual, 4 extra batteries, a cleaning pen and cloth, USB cord in it. There are adjustable velcro compartments that create nice little storage pockets for a few other small items too. If you start adding accessories such as the tele converter and adapters, you may want to look into something bigger.
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I carry my D5000 w/ 18-55 zoom attached, a 55-300 zoom, an SB-600, and a few smaller accessories in the camera compartment. It's tight, but it all fits. The compartment has configurable soft dividers, which make it all work.
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I agree with P. Strong. I carry the 17-40L and the 24-105L all the time. Ones on the 5D II and the others in a fanny pack. They are my walkabout stuff and get at least 70% of the pix.
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My layout: Top room, I want to carry the camera body of D80+ MB80 Grip with velcro strap(made by myself). Main room is good size for D3200+Polaroid Grip+Tamron Sp17-50mmf2.8, Nikkor70-300mm f4.5-5.6G(my Largest Len), 50mm f1.4G(or AF micro Nikkor60mm f2.8), SB800 and some accessories. Beside of the pack has Sirui Monopod+486rc2.Thank you.
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I have the next size down, the SentrySafe H2300 0.36 Cubic Foot Fire-Safe Waterproof Chest. Between the safe itself an the items I have in it, it's damn heavy and it just seems like a no-brainer, at least to me, that a handle, or handle's should have installed on both of these. Maybe even some kind of sling using nylon straps with a handle on each on this SentrySafe H4300, one handle on my H2300. Every time I have to move my H2300 I think about what they could have done to make it perfect. Because I love everything else about my SentrySafe H2300
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If it is a down bag, you might want to avoid squashing the down. I guess the xx large bag would be best, but that is the only size I have used.