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by dallalama » 8 Aug 2010 1:26
Squirrel_Cop that the coolest thing i have seen in a while i'm still using my southord case ,but for my home made picks i use a berocca container or a skittles container , cylinder container 140mmx20mm they fit in there real nice ,and i can keep them in plain sight
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by dallalama » 23 Aug 2010 3:50
berroca is like a pick me up, for the morning after, a night on the turps
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by Greasemagnet » 2 Sep 2010 16:25
Squirrel cop, That case is cool,I bet they would sell great if you offered them for sale.
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by Squelchtone » 26 Sep 2011 17:51
bembel wrote:Some homemade nylon cases with sheaths. And a leather case.   Btw: See you at the German Championships next week. 
Nice!
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by MacGnG1 » 27 Sep 2011 20:19
just got a nice LAB tri-fold case in a trade that i really like!
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by Peter Martin » 23 Dec 2011 9:29
I made a series of picks a few years ago... and looked about for a good case. This is what I used -- available from widgetsupply.  
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by Peter Martin » 23 Dec 2011 9:37
 Here's the image... sorry about the previous bollox in the upload. A good size tri-fold softcase which has worked out well.
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by fredy pick » 30 Dec 2011 7:44
I use an old case of Goss, where everything goes well placed 
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by Sourman » 30 Dec 2011 12:52
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by fredy pick » 1 Jan 2012 15:58
very good job, everything in sight and well placed. congratulations.
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by spooky » 7 Jan 2012 16:54
I use a small tackle box I picked up from Walmart. It's got plastic drawers that slide out and I have a couple of drawers I use to store locks , one for picks, and one for misc. springs, parts, and other junk. Works great and I can carry many more entry tools than just a set of picks.
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by John Grey » 16 Jan 2012 17:10
Those are some excellent case ideas. I had used a PVC pipe with pipe cap ends for some of mine due to the strength of the enclosed unit: no chance of bending, portability, falling out or impact injury, etc. I suppose the case is very dependent of what type, how many, and what picks or related tools you are using. If the inventory includes lights scopes, expensive utilitarian equipment, it may be a good consideration to look at a tackle box for room and overall strength. The choice would most likely rest on the tools and your needs.
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