do you know if the foam is "pick and pluck" foam
1846432
The foam that came with this case was not pick and pluck foam. It requires that you cut the foam to fit your needs. It cuts very easily with a sharp hobby knife or even with an electric kitchen knife. Much better than the pluck foam in my opinion.
1846433
The case I recently purchased a 1720. It is not the pick and pluck type foam. I also have a 1750 case that also is not the pick and pluck. Personally I do not like the pick and pluck. I feel that I get a much better fit and appearance with the foam that you cut to fit. I am very happy with both cases. You get what you pay for with the Pelican cases. Jerry.
1846434
It is not. However, I traced the outline with chalk and cut it out with a thin razor knife (wallpaper knife). Came out well...
1846435
mine was not I had to cut it and it came out O.K. but far from a professional job
1859930
It's just foam that is pre-scored for easy removal. it's scored in squares (as you look at the top of it). If you pluck out a single square, it comes out as a small (approx 1cm x 1cm) x 6cm column of foam. Generally: place the item you want to secure over the top of the foam, trace with a marker on the foam, and you know which squares to pluck. Works better with square stuff than with really curvy items, but easier than doing your own full cut out no matter what. Take out less initially. You can always take out more, but can't really put it back in after it's been separated from the main (although technically, you can glue it back in)...hope this helps. It's just foam that is pre-scored for easy removal. it's scored in squares (as you look at the top of it). If you pluck out a single square, it comes out as a small (approx 1cm x 1cm) x 6cm column of foam. Generally: place the item you want to secure over the top of the foam, trace with a marker on the foam, and you know which squares to pluck. Works better with square stuff than with really curvy items, but easier than doing your own full cut out no matter what. Take out less initially. You can always take out more, but can't really put it back in after it's been separated from the main... » Read More It's just foam that is pre-scored for easy removal. it's scored in squares (as you look at the top of it). If you pluck out a single square, it comes out as a small (approx 1cm x 1cm) x 6cm column of foam. Generally: place the item you want to secure over the top of the foam, trace with a marker on the foam, and you know which squares to pluck. Works better with square stuff than with really curvy items, but easier than doing your own full cut out no matter what. Take out less initially. You can always take out more, but can't really put it back in after it's been separated from the main (although technically, you can glue it back in)...hope this helps. « Show Less
1722588
Foam is included. The foam will have to be cut to the shape you want. It is not pre-cut or pre-scored.
1756324
Sorry but I do not know. We have owned 2 and both produced the foam. Sounds like a mechanical malfunction. At the end if the cycle you should hear a swishing sound which is when the foam is produced.
864534
I bought this as a gift for my sister. Sally passed away in August and I contacted her daughter and asked her to see if the foam came out. She told me that when she put her moms pins and awards in it that she did not try to remove the foam. The display is with her dad and he is temporarily unavailable to check. I can tell you that I saw it when it arrived and it was beautiful and of very nice quality. I felt that it was well worth the money. I am sorry that I could not answer your question.
1371293
Yes, the foam pads are the soft sponge type. You need to pull them on yourself, be careful not to tear them. Works well but don't know how long they will last.
386616
I can be sure but they do feel glued with foam in side. From what I remember. I'm traveling and can't go give them another feel right now.
898807
I don't think so. I put the foam on right away...only leaving it until that night to sleep on. The odor was slight..at least to me. I did not receive any instructions on waiting.
1068768
I don't think so. My sense is that the foam is not shredded. We found the same problem and found them uncomfortable. Disappointing.
1652067
No. My use of the foam was for a display case for collected knives. And it's easy to cut with a sharp razor, using a straight edge as a guide.
1667476
Foam Factory has all sorts of foam, pick & Pluck and solid pieces. Custom cut to your spec.s too. http://www.thefoamfactory.com/
290345
Yes. It is a foam surface not polished but not rippled or otherwise textured.
1667477
I wasn't happy with the pick and pluck foam that came with the case, so I got 1" foam from onlinefabricstore.net. I think I paid $25 for 24" x 108", enough to do 2 layers. This allowed me to cut the shape out for my rifle from the first layer, and glue it to the second solid layer. Way better. Foam no longer comes out with the rifle and has a much better custom fit. If your rifle isn't made out of legos the pick and pull foam is pretty sloppy. Watched some youtube videos for some how to before I started.
486119
The foam is manufactured over-seas, but is cut, packaged and formed in a Massachusetts based factory, as far as I know.
2002424
The description said it would have Pick and Pluck, But the case I received was just a solid block of foam.
1721880
doesn't seem to be.. looks like a model or a number, as the foam is softer.. see item description
148155
I'm sorry but we do not offer samples of our foams. You can purchase a small piece of foam before you purchase a larger foam.