I haven't, but someone has & he's selling it on eBay UK right now, see HERE.

From the look of it it's for rails only, I don't think it looks deep enough for the parallel guides as well.

I almost fell over when I saw the price at 650 pounds- then I realized that was with the contents!  lol

Too bad that thing is NAINA- it looks like a sweet bag.

GUY look closer at my post  you will see I bought the set with the bag and sold the bag as I didnt want it, I thought it was much too big to carry around I would rather just have a small box for the parallel parts. I already have my rails in a bag too.

Cheers

Jonny that looks just like an off the shelf case ie shotgun case. He says he had it made. Back in my youth when I was a superstar DJ   I would make cases like that for all my records etc with mdf and aluminium trims quiet easy to do but I dont think its what Im after for this job.

Hi Mate,

sounds good I will take a look at one. Yeah funny you should ask I got signed off from the hospital on Thursday they are very happy with my progress, just gotta carry on on my own now. Shame as I quiet enjoyed my little trips on the tube up to Chelsea & Westminster especially while Im not busy with work. They reckon it probably takes around 18 months to get back to normal. I had a strength test for the first time this week I had to squeeze a trigger gizmo connected to a PC this showed my left hand has around half the strength my right hand has. The feeling could take anywhere up to 2 years to come back in the end of my finger its not an exact science so they cant say when.

This is interesting as I am currently looking to find a case to hold my rails and some other stuff, like the MFT accessories especially.     I like the big bag you guys have in the UK, but I want a case. I need something rigid and weather resistant for jobsite use.  Thought about making one, but don't want to go that route just yet. So far I have only found a gun case, but not sure about the volume.  For those of you who have, or had, the big bag that is NAINA, can you tell me what are the general dimensions?  Thanks.    I'm open to other ideas as well.

Thanks Peter.    I think I'll do that to see whats offered.   Though, if I recall, "musician" type cases are usually wood and heavy.  I used to do stage work and I also had some friends that were in a band.  All those cases (ATA cases) were usually a bear to deal with.  Very durable though.

My guess is that you can get both hard plastic cases and softer nylon.

If you look for cases for keyboards look for the 88 key version - they should be long enough to hold the 55" rails plus a lot of stuff.

If I get to Indy again and get to go to a class at the same time as Dan Rush (a great time) I will hopefully go back to his house and take pictures of some of his wonder storage ideas so that we can see them here.   

Peter

I'm not going to be as subtle as Peter, post some pictures already Dan!

I really like the idea of using Pelican (www.pelican.com) cases.  I've used them for high-accuracy rifles, chronographs, diving gear, photography equipment, and computers with great success.  They used to advertise that one could drive over their cases without damage to the contents.  I did so accidentally on a construction site, and my laptop survived unharmed, as did the case, which I still use ten years later.  

 

Edit: The Pelican 1720 and 1740 cases will fit the Parallel Guides without any difficulty. 

The Pelican 1720 case seems to be a great way to go, although pricey ,
It will certainly protect the Parallel Guide Set for sure. Besides Pelican gives one heck of a warranty statement on all there stuff.
I am leaning towards this as a cure for both protecting and transporting my Guides