would this case work well to house a dremel 4200? Do I need some sort of foam?
1747667
I don't have this product, but do have six Dewalt "DWST17808 TSTAK Longhandle". Impact driver and bits in one, cordless drill with all my bits batteries and charger in another, and so on. Best of all these boxes fit nicely into my pickup's tool box. These tool boxes hold a lot and things do rattle around so foam to hold in place one be good, but since dremel are so small it's a good bet that the dremel case you have will fit into DWST17808 with room for all dremel bits.
1747668
It should work fine for a Dremel tool and accessories. I would suggest using a foam insert cut to fit. Kaizen foam is superb.
66730
Not unless you want to damage the case(Im sure not). Its molded in and you would have to cut the lining and foam...I would highly discourage chopping up this case....it is the case to have!
281159
The case is molded plastic like a drill or other tool would be stored in. Has latches to keep closed.
2204922
yes, very nice case. cuttimg foam to customize is easily done with electric carving knife.
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.
768347
it brings enough foam so you could actually have it protected. I have marshalls, mesas and engls, all of them fit great. buy it.
2119123
Yes . One goes in the tool and one goes in the case. Don"t know the price but it is nice to have it one place. one complaint is that compared to older Drfemel cases I have this one has little room for the dremel tools and accessories. So I have a second case for all that. If you have and oldcase, you might want to use it.
1852055
I measured the interior of mine and it was roughly 41 7/8" I wouldn't want to risk any possible damage from trying to squeeze the 42" rifle. Also, Pelican recommends at least 1" of foam between the edges of the case to adequately protect the contents.
535200
The inside height of the case is 5" without foam. If you use the foam, it fills, the top part about 1" and the pick-foam for the lower half is about 3" deep. I store 2 large flash-guns and 4 smaller ones, plus flash accessories for photography in mine. Not sure what you want to store in this case, but keep in mind, this isn't the most durable case out there. It's for light-duty only, which is why I stressed "storage" for my old photography gear. Hope this helps.
1205655
It has a light foam padding on the bottom of it. A 40 compact Smith n Wesson fits fine.
1343082
It would probably work okay for that. The sticky side is pretty sticky, so you you need to make sure it's not going to ruin the case. Also, if you look around, I imagine there might be better foam packaging products that might be better. This would offer some scratch protection, but not protect it if it got dropped.
84122
Yes, it's got one piece of pick and pluck foam in the middle of the case, you can take it a part to store your Rifle or Shotgun.
1199605
I had to make my own openings using a cutting wheel on my Dremel drill. I used a general purpose box: Velleman G1098 5.3" x 3.0" x 2.0" GRAY ABS PROJECT BOXGood luck
2085615
I believe so. The spaces are cut into the foam so there is room for slightly different sized housings. I really like the case. Traveled with it and found it to be very handy to keep everything together.
1703478
Not much. Top and bottom are a dense foam, not hard shell (but it's not a soft gig bag either.) If you require more armor, maybe just slip plastic or aluminum plates under the Cordura (it comes off with screws)? It's adequate for me as is, and agreeably light.
1049873
I have a plastic frame that is inside a foam brush, just took the foam off. Makes a prying tools that will not scar the plastic. Very handy.
970986
I've only had this case for about four months and I have not seen any failure in the foam. This is one of the cases with pluck and use foam which means that the two pieces are basically cut into 1/2" cubes the depth of the foam with about a 1" or so solid boarder. To use the case you pull out the cubes till you have the size hole you need. I have notices that on those compartments which I use a lot some of the cubes are curling in and will eventually fall out. If that is the failure then yes I've experienced that. I live in Hawaii and here the life expectancy of any synthetic rubber or foam is limited. I have five cases for scientific equipment where I work at the university. They have a similar foam padding inside and are over ten years old. I have noticed that some of the foam is getting sticky and needs to be wiped off the equipment before use. I expect to have to replace the foam in this case at some point. I am using the case to store DSLR cameras and lenses and I purchased cloth bags to use to keep foam dust from collecting on these components. Based on my experience above I will be watching the foam for deterioration. One could replace it right away but I think that you should expect a couple of years of usage from the supplied material. It all depends on the individual.