Snapon master ratcheting screwdriver case
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canuckian
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Ebay/second hand market is about your only shot. Pretty sure they stopped selling that master set some time back.
Hondarancher4435
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Watch local sales I've seen that full set on Craigslist before
Wamsutta
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Those turn up on ebay from time to time, but the single screwdriver case is more common.
rlitman
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Is that from the hard handle screwdrivers, because I have the Instinct master set and the case is completely different?
stg454
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I have been looking for one of those as well. I have seen a few come up on EBay but they come with the screwdrivers. I just want to get the case.
Yes the part number is SSDMR300
Thank you very much, hopefully one pops up on ebay.
Dave455
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I have the other version of that case, the one that just holds the driver and a good selection of bits, and to be honest they are nothing special, though I know it's the best way to store the drivers without damage.
Have you considered making your own out of softwood? A few small strips from a DIY store, maybe some ply for the lid and base, and panel pins to hold it together! You only need a saw and small plane really. For holding screwdriver bits I drill a block of wood with holes of the appropriate size, then glue and pin it in place!
I've made up quite a few over the years, sometimes complete boxes, sometimes just fitted trays for bigger boxes I've acquired. I usually take the trouble to sand them down then finish with coloured varnish! I colour code according to Metric / American / British Standard but there's no reason why you can't go for bright red and have a much nicer box than Snap On currently supply!
Have you considered making your own out of softwood? A few small strips from a DIY store, maybe some ply for the lid and base, and panel pins to hold it together! You only need a saw and small plane really. For holding screwdriver bits I drill a block of wood with holes of the appropriate size, then glue and pin it in place!
I've made up quite a few over the years, sometimes complete boxes, sometimes just fitted trays for bigger boxes I've acquired. I usually take the trouble to sand them down then finish with coloured varnish! I colour code according to Metric / American / British Standard but there's no reason why you can't go for bright red and have a much nicer box than Snap On currently supply!