I bought the one without the storage "nets". I was wondering if with the right glue and craft handle could it be turned into a micro brief case?
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I'll be going to a craft store some and I'm going measure the width and see if I can find the smallest but efficient handle. Wish me luck! Plus double Thanks for answering my question!
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Due to the case size I wouldn't do the handle bit but it might be fun to try.
563559
No but you can buy a small one with foam in it at a sporting goods place or at Sears tool section. But no Case.
1633157
Sadly no. It is not big enough for protective cases. The expansions are too tight.
412431
I put mine in a full size case. A quick look makes me think that the answer is no. The slimline case seems to require slim boards. I'm not very hardware experenced, so additional checking is in order.
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No, I have not seen any cases either. Maybe you should email Lifestraw and request that they make cases or better yet partner up with the company and invent one. A case is a great idea because I worry about breaking it while being stored. Think I will go to Michaels and get creative. Or the pcv idea might be even better. Thanx!
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Lana, The listing is for 1 case. If you purchase two (2) Cases, they will snap together to double the storage capacity. Almost none of the other loom cases available has this great option!Hope this helps,Barry,FreedomDream, LLC
504722
Nop... you cant but it is not a problem at all... the main problem with this case (although I love it) is that it is rally hard to pack. Good luck
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There is a custom case made for it available on eBay for less than $30.00. It's great and can be used as a half case or a full case.
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Unfortunately no, the case has a few pockets to store those items. But please note, this is not the old SOS kit as was the case 10 years ago. That one even had a mini-mag flashlight with it. But the new case lends itself to be creative and making sure you only have what you need.
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You would have to completely dis-assemble it to the same state in which you received it. It then can be stored. Just be sure to "bag clips and put in a safe place" all the clips used to hold it together. Also, if you saved the "directions" I'd store with it also.
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This is a soft material case. The contents would not be protected from the rigors of being handled roughly. I would'nt try it myself.
2214642
No, and that was the killer for me. You have to take off the case (mine was very slim) - so this ended up in a drawer
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There's a booklet inside showing various combinations on how they will fit back inside. One missing would just be a hole. The thing is...the case won't close until they are all inside using one of those combinations. It stinks when it's clean up time. They should make the case bigger for storage for the times you just don't want to solve the puzzles.
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Could be called a canvas case. It is not a plastic case which would be better, but not really a "bag". The front and back are pliable but stiff and the sides all around are just plain canvas. If it got beat up enough with use, it might become a bag.
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No this one did not. I find that I very seldom ever use the cases anyway. Look for one of the soft cases, you can find them real cheap and this thing is really rugged and can easily handle any tossing around. You can probably find one at Sears of Factory Oulet that will allow you to leave the handle on. If you do any serious drilling you're going to need that handle.
1008107
No, I just ordered the storage case and the new pen will not fit within the plastic form. The books still fit of course.
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what you're seeing is the pair of rivets that bind the internals to the leather case. You wouldn't be able to snap anything into them.