Tool-boxes,gadgets

[Greg Newell]

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Tom,
    I just looked at this page and the ASB and the RSB are exactly the
cases I carry. I purchased mine from Jensen  http://www.jensentools.com
. I've carried mine for well over 10 years now. I'd like to replace the
pallets but the cases are still in perfect shape. They still look good
too!

Greg

Tom Servinsky wrote:

> Terry,Before you buy anything....go to www. TecraTools.com and check
> out the CXX model case.Waterproof, extremely durable, and the best
> part is it is extremely flexible in design.I do some international
> work and this case adapted to carry 40 lbs of tools and supplies with
> ease.  It is one of the smartest designs I've ever seen.  I've done
> the Genck route, as well as many of the other cases flooding the
> supply houses. But this take's the cake!The basic case is $139 and
> each pallet is $25.You can choose from several pallet configurations
> to fit your needs.By far the best case on the market!  Even the pallet
> configurations are far better than any other on the market.Tom
> Servinsky,RPTTom Servinsky
>
>      ----- Original Message -----
>      From: bases-loaded@juno.com
>      To: pianotech@ptg.org
>      Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 7:47 PM
>      Subject: Re: Tool-boxes,gadgets
>       Terry - I have a Genck case and really like it.  It holds
>      all of the tools I need to take into the home for the
>      routine repairs, and then some.  I also like the way it
>      looks, and the fact that all of your tools are there to see
>      at a glance.  Saves digging and also alerts you when you see
>      an empty pocket that one of your tools was left out.
>      Sometimes still in the piano..... The only complaint I had
>      was that the tools in the lid pockets would tend to fall out
>      in transit, but I solved that by having my wife take some
>      1/2" quilt batting, cover it in fabric, and I lay it across
>      the tools in the lower part so that when the lid is closed
>      it provides just enough friction to keep everything in
>      place.  It also serves as a perfect cloth to lay on the
>      piano for me to set tools on, eliminating any surface damage
>      to the piano's finish. Mark Potterbases-loaded@juno.com
>
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Greg Newell
mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net


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