Travel Carving kit

MelNM · #11 02-01-2006, 11:46 PM

Thanks Gilly now, you just gave me another project, thats a great set up you have.
Mel

Kenny_S · #12 02-02-2006, 02:26 PM

Kewek Boxes.
I use a Standly roll box, Has an upper and lower box. the lower one has carving mags, books and larger wood projects while the upper one has two compartment with the lower one housing wood and the uper copmpartment is broken up into trays with tools, and a sudries of carving equipment. Handle lifts out like luggage handles and colapses. Little bride Gift.

Mark Gargac · #13 02-02-2006, 11:53 PM

Hi Gilly,I do some light travel from time to time and I use this here elec. storage case $3.50 at the Home Depot, I have 20 tools counting the micros a total of fifty , none of the cutting edges are touching each other, just another idea for those traveling shorter distances.

Hi_Ho_Sliver · #14 02-03-2006, 09:18 AM

Well...I see a Helvie, and a Flexcut, and a Denny, and a humm Diobsbud?, and a.............lol

GILLY · #15 02-03-2006, 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Mark Gargac

Hi Gilly,I do some light travel from time to time and I use this here elec. storage case $3.50 at the Home Depot, I have 20 tools counting the micros a total of fifty , none of the cutting edges are touching each other, just another idea for those traveling shorter distances.

I had one of those for my arrow making thingys, feather, tips glues.......They are excellent storage boxes and dirt cheap. You have some nice tools there.