Wanted to add to Daves thread. Just got some mini sys's in, one of each size. The first one has all my centrotec chucks and everything centrotec. I am gonna bring this to all my installs, so I attached it to the stud finder sys. The stud finder never came with a case and i wanted to protect it. If anyone has any suggestions of what else I should put in there, its lonely. I also use this corded Dewalt drill for all my pocket holes, so i teamed it up with some of the kreg accessories. When more systainers arrive I am gonna put this Kreg drawer and slide jigs in a sys2, not bc it really needs protecting, but so i can attach it to others and roll em in.
The Kaizen foam had almost no learning curve and cut easily. Every once in awhile something would be too tight and I would shave a little off to get a dead fit, but thats how i am in the field too. Bob and I actually cut the 2 1/2 inch foam down to 1 1/4 inch which fit two minisys's and could work for sys1 applications. Definitely would reccomend this product and found it was easy to deal with. I did the complicated centrotec one in less then twenty minutes. One word to FastCap. There are currently 620 billion black ink pens on earth and you make the foam black???? Just saying, I got a silver pen at Staples for $1.99 and a narrow retractable utility blade and a larger one from HD for less then $2.00 each, so I wouldnt waste time with FastCaps offerings, Eric