I absolutely love Kaizen foam for toolbox shadowing!

[BreeStephany]

What thickness of foam did you use? I'd love to do this with some of my tools.

57mm and 30mm. I used 57mm on my socket drawer, ratchet drawer, screwdriver drawer, plier drawer and the bottom power tool drawer. I used 30mm for the remainder of drawers.

 

[jhnlngn]

57mm and 30mm. I used 57mm on my socket drawer, ratchet drawer, screwdriver drawer, plier drawer and the bottom power tool drawer. I used 30mm for the remainder of drawers.

Thanks for the info! You did a great job so I'm totally going to have to copy you. lol

 

[dbabicky]

Also all those bit holders and other boxes you have foamed in your tool box has to have the number of pieces that are inside each one of those boxes and each piece etched.

 

[ImportTuner]

Pretty impressive job with the Kaizen foam .. quite alot of tools for a student

 

[pstemari]

... It won't be fun chasing the shot when it breaks apart

Especially if each little piece of shot has to be serial numbered and inventory controlled ;-)

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[hedgehog]

fme failure waiting to happen lol

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[MyHybridBurnsGasandTires]

bumpin an old thread

does anyone have any tips to make nice clean circular cuts for sockets in kaizen foam?

 

[BreeStephany]

bumpin an old thread

does anyone have any tips to make nice clean circular cuts for sockets in kaizen foam?

Buy a cheap hole saw set. Take a torch and slightly heat the hole saw and then drill into foam. It will create smooth walls on the cut and then you can just peel it out.

Use a hot knife to smooth out the bottom of the hole.

 

[Richard Cranium]

Your tool box turned out very nice Bree.