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Discuss FGA how do you store yours? in the Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board area at Plumbers Forums
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I use my kane bag. It also has my multimeter and water gauge in it.
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We use these, in fact when we took them to Kane to be serviced they were so impressed they were considering ordering some.
Cut the foam to suit FGA/printer etc. Just be careful on sizes as I ordered one way too big at first. If you'd like i'll measure mine as they're a perfect size.
https://cpc.farnell.com/c/tools-maintenance/storage/water-resistant-cases
Cut the foam to suit FGA/printer etc. Just be careful on sizes as I ordered one way too big at first. If you'd like i'll measure mine as they're a perfect size.
https://cpc.farnell.com/c/tools-maintenance/storage/water-resistant-cases
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Cannot fit much else in there though.
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Like what?
I get nearly everything in mine. FGA, printer, charger, spare paper, spare filters, smoke matches, smoke pellets, 10mm spanner, pressure testing hose and temp clamps. Not sure what else you'd want?
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Multimeter.
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Ah, see I have a separate servicing tool box for thatMultimeter.
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Would you mind measuring mate. They look wicked
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Pop a picture of yours up as well mate. If you can.
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Thanks
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Here you go chaps. I have two probes in mine (Flexi and Standard) along with 2 pressure testing hoses. You'd have more room if you only had one of each.
Case size is 460wide*360tall*180deep.
This must be it - https://cpc.farnell.com/duratool/d03133/water-resistant-case-470x357x176mm/dp/SG33493
Looks like they've changed the design ever so slightly, not sure if the internal foam is the same where you can cut it out for pockets. For £26+VAT they aren't bad. I've had mine about 5 years now.
There's this one though that looks like where you can cut the foam out to make pockets, but it's a bit more at £45. - https://cpc.farnell.com/max-waterpr.../waterproof-case-464x366x176-black/dp/SG33340
Case size is 460wide*360tall*180deep.
This must be it - https://cpc.farnell.com/duratool/d03133/water-resistant-case-470x357x176mm/dp/SG33493
Looks like they've changed the design ever so slightly, not sure if the internal foam is the same where you can cut it out for pockets. For £26+VAT they aren't bad. I've had mine about 5 years now.
There's this one though that looks like where you can cut the foam out to make pockets, but it's a bit more at £45. - https://cpc.farnell.com/max-waterpr.../waterproof-case-464x366x176-black/dp/SG33340
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