How well is the case built? Do the sockets lock into and stay in their indentations well enough for heavy travel? ?
1837833
I think the case is sturdy enough for the home workshop, and should last a long time. But would not recommend for commerical usage. Heavy travel - if banged around in a work truck with other tools, etc. - would not recommend.
1837834
Case is decent but the sockets just sit in the spot for them. They don't get jumbled around as long as the case is shut properly.
1837835
My case was broken right out of the box, the hinges may not hold up well in the long run.
1837836
The case built nicely and the sockets stay in their indentations pretty good. However, the case is made of plastic and I would not consider it a case for heavy travel. My case pretty much stays on my work bench so it doesn't get banged around much. I will say the sockets are well made and well worth the price for the set.
1837837
Yes it works very well for me. I have had it in the trunk bouncing around and everything is still in place.
1837838
Yes. I keep this in my car and nothing ever shifts. It's a very basic case but it keeps all the pieces where they're supposed to, which is unheard of to me.
1837839
The case seems to be well built. I carry it in a box at the back of my SUV, and the parts stay in place after the torture. A caveat is that I pack in such a way not to allow motion of the pieces in that box. That helps to keep things in place.
1837840
They are well worth the money, nice set. Sizes are hard to read that are stamped in the box, took a silver paint pen and went over them and can see them great. I would recommend these. The case is well built.
1240455
IT depends on how much you pack each compartment. As long as they aren't stuffed to the gills, it's fine. Even then, only a few will escape now and then. IT's a nice case. It does close easily and reopens easily...easy to carry and keeps things organized.
1372047
Yes, this case has stood up to traveling, pulling, loading and unloading. I'm very satisfied.
2281419
Yes, I also agree with Steve's answer. I've had no issues with mine and I'm well pleased with the case.
1917349
It is a bulky carrying case. It is strong and I would use it for transport, but not for travel.
948719
Yes it is! The ports are all protected, and you can literally leave the Pak anywhere with no issues. I dropped it one time pretty badly (fell out of my bag from the 2nd floor of my place fell on tile 1st floor) and got scared that I had broken it, but it barely had a scratch on it and worked just fine.
2098421
It's not small and because it houses the bulbs and it's a soft case I wouldn't use it for anything travel related. Overall it's not a very sturdy solution, the parts are flimsy and getting it together is less than fun. Back to the question. probably 3' long by a foot wide and a foot high.
542313
I doubt you can get by security with it since it's so big, but it's built so well checking isn't an issue. I've taken my guitar on several flights with no problem. One unlisted perk to this case is that it looks *very* similar to traveling gun cases. In fact, multiple TSA reps thought it was a gun case. The reason this matters is that they may treat guitars like crap, but it turns out many of the agents have an affinity for guns/recreational shooting, so they actually treat cases that may be gun cases with extra care.
964709
It will hold all that and more if you want. I have a set of sockets with 2 ratchets, a set of box wrenches, adjustable wrench, hex key set, brass brush, and a spark plug wrench. I use it as my motorcycle tool bag. There is still more room if I need to add a few more tools.
911881
It's a pretty decent little plastic case. At first I didn't think I would let the case sway my purchase decision but I do regularly use the cases I've gotten. They've held up well and have been very handy to have around. They are small enough to fit in your pocket or drawer of a tool box but not so big to be obnoxious or get in the way and I don't think I've had a case break yet.
324456
The case is not built with specific slots for bits, however, there is plenty of room in the various compartments for bits. I keep 4-5 bits in the case all the time.
1012978
The sockets fit the plugs nicely. No problems with looseness. Additionally, it offers surge protection and while I do not see a fuse, there is a reset switch/power switch.
2093442
This case was brought to transport the keyboard for short distance gigs. We have an anvil case for long hauls. Its a gig bag. Light weight with wheels. I do not that I would use it for airplane flight.
2005205
The feel is very rugged, and the outer aluminum case is an one-piece design which has nothing to break apart. The plastic parts are also very well surrounded by the aluminum casing. I have the plastic version (64GB Extreme flash drive) that I carried like a "keychain" and has no problem at all. So I believe ruggedness is not a problem here; both internally and externally. It does run a little hot though.
32220
This case has plenty of room for all your tools - but takes up as much space as a laptop case. It stay small and compact when zipped up - so unless your workstation resembles the spare room of a New York subway at rush hour - it should be a great fit.
2146860
Unfortunately I would not recommend this travel case. It is very cheaply made. I took one trip and the locks came apart. I will give you mine if you will pay the shipping.
1304480
case is certainly large enough, I run amd with sabertooth and have no problems.