Tool Box Foam????

[banzaitoyota]

Is there anyone who can do custom cut toolbox foam at a reasonable price?

 

[wreckercologist]

Is there anyone who can do custom cut toolbox foamyes at a reasonable price?probably not

Searching the net will get you some results, but when I checked on it, it was way too much $ for me. Nissan_Crawer has done some of this and I think he used a foam mat he got a Walmart?

 

[mrshaun]

victory foam is one company that i know of, but prices I do not know.
lots of guys use the preschool mat that looks like big puzzle pieces. it looks good if you take your time..

 

[Danimal]

I believe chadstoolbox.com has kits? I have not checked on this, though.

-Dan

 

[The Muffin Man]

Perhaps Pick n' Pluck foam might be a solution? I've used this type of foam with a pelican case before and it is an absolute dream to work with. Here is a picture I grabbed off of Google images.

 

[nissan_crawler]

Searching the net will get you some results, but when I checked on it, it was way too much $ for me. Nissan_Crawer has done some of this and I think he used a foam mat he got a Walmart?

Yep, wal-mart camping mats.

They looked into it at work, was going to cost over $200/drawer to have it done.

 

[chohdog]

Perhaps Pick n' Pluck foam might be a solution? I've used this type of foam with a pelican case before and it is an absolute dream to work with. Here is a picture I grabbed off of Google images.

THAT GUY is definately a candlepowerforums.com guy

 

[terabyte]

i think that flashlight box belongs to someone here.

 

[Major Ramifications]

Check the Yellow Pages for a company near you that has a waterjet. That's what they use to cut the foam, but the setup would be time-consuming. If you could do the CAD work and provide the foam (give them some extra for mistakes) then it shouldn't cost much at all since the foam cuts very quicly without any added abrasive.

 

[MarcSeattle]

Perhaps Pick n' Pluck foam might be a solution?

Thanks for the link. Great pricing. That would work really well to keep ratchets or torque wrenches from moving around in the drawers. Is the porous type of foam or non-porous? Is it easy to clean?

 

[mkdive]

As far as shadowing drawers goes....(not a foam cutout like I think your talking about)....but DPS has done the cleanest & best job of anyone on here IMO. I don't have near the patience to tackle something like he did.

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17936



Muffinman....is that your pelican??? I have a couple posts in that thread on CPF from a year or so ago. Funny how we all are on common forums.

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=216828

*edit..... I guess thats not yours the OP of that picture is "h2rower" from NH

 

[rsanter]

Yep, wal-mart camping mats.

They looked into it at work, was going to cost over $200/drawer to have it done.

how thick are the camping mats?

bob

 

[banzaitoyota]

I got the sample kit from Cascade last year. Nice foam but $$$$$$ Plus it is a 10 set minumum per each set of drawers you want cut.

I did the sample piece for my paulding hammer

 

[spartyon8]

I used the gym floor mats from Ace Hardware $9 for a set. I used 2 sets.

 

[kgmunro]

Do you have a picture spartyon8?