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I would be one very happy bunny :party:

Sounds like your going to be busy tomorrow j 8-)

Thanks b :thumb: I'm looking for max 12mm ish thickness/protection and I'm not sure poly or insulation would be up to it. So far the cheapest easiest option seems to be a steel pencil case :roll:

Welcome to the forum G :thumb:

Getting there Bob 8-)

Yup, that's the one, thanks Fil :thumb:

Had thought of them C as per sight tube use but it ain't cheap plus 2 lots of postage :roll: I've also been thinking of making a smaller version of these :hmm: Thanks G, I was looking at pen cases last night but I'd want them to be the rigid type and they're hard to find. The search goes on.

Me thinks you like that pic n :lol:

Possibly a bit too deep, looking something sub 14mm.

Interesting iceo, thank you :thumb:

:lol: How bloody hard can this be :roll: :roll:

Thanks P, been looking at individual bit cases but can't find a slim multiple holder...if that makes sense.

Would prefer it to be a bit lighter Bob, something like this :hmm:

Thanks R, it's an idea, I've also looked at acrylic tube, with both I'd have to source caps :hmm:

Welcome to the forum M :thumb:

Bit to big really, but thanks Jim. Would be better if the tube had a diameter as close as possible to the item, so 10-12mm, or box thickness the same :hmm: ...next search knitting needle holders :lol: :roll:

Hoping someone may be able to point me in the right direction, I've just spent 30 mins looking but unless you know what your looking for it's useless :roll: I'm after something to store/protect some items the size of pencils, they're about 8mm in diameter and 160mm long and I have 6 of them. A...

Welcome to the forum :thumb:

As per Matty's advice, a larger fridge or make your own cupboard. This is my old one which now houses my grain mill. Build a cupboard to take a fv, in this case a 60ltr, and lag it with kingspan or some other insulating material. Heating in this case is by a tubular heater, cooling is by using a...

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