Veto pro pac tool bag

Sarah Fox sarah@graphic-fusion.com
Tue, 1 Feb 2005 13:15:30 -0500


Hi Terry,

If you don't mind slumming it, you can use the same type of case that I use 
for camera equipment.  I carry two cases, a bit fatter and not quite as tall 
as brief cases, that cost me somewhere between $25 and $30 each at Lowe's. 
They're made by Taskmaster, as I recall.  The sides are aluminum exterior, 
dense foam lining, and masonite core, set into an extruded aluminum frame. 
The case comes with a back panel with lots of little pouches.  The panel can 
be removed.  It also has reconfigurable compartment separators, with a large 
foam insert for cushioning larger items.  The case is just deep enough to 
hold a larger SLR.

I was a bit leary of buying a cheap case, but it seems to have held up just 
fine -- so far.  I figure I could buy quite a few of these for what a 
Pelican would cost.  At the very least, it's a good case for carrying stuff 
that you don't pull out very often.  It's both functional and very 
professional looking.

Peace,
Sarah


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Terry" <terry@farrellpiano.com>
To: "Pianotech" <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 12:47 PM
Subject: Re: Veto pro pac tool bag


>I looked at your bag John, however, I am looking for something with lots of
> little tool pockets like theVetopropac, but with a place for the 
> Verituner.
>
> Terry Farrell
>
>
>> The VT, or SAT, will fit in the bag I mentioned, as the compartments can
> be
>> changed on a Velcro rail. The dividers are padded.
>> I had tried larger camera bags before, but they fell apart. The Lowpro 
>> bag
>> is on it's 4th year now. The outside material is strong and waterproof.
> Lots
>> of zippered compartments as well.
>>
>> John M. Ross
>> >
>> > This looks like a very interesting bag. I like the lots of pockets for
>> > tools. But where would I put my Verituner? I have been using the case
> that
>> > came with my SAT I for years now and it had gotten quite heavy. I'm
> using
>> > a
>> > small plastic tool box in a trial effort with a small box to see how 
>> > few
>> > tools I can get by with in my "everyday" tool bag. I don't mind walking
>> > out
>> > to the car to get another tool if needed. I had found that I carried
> many
>> > tools in the SAT case that I rarely used.
>> >
>> > IMHO, the XL size would be WAY too big (I could put 80 lbs of tools in
>> > there!). Does anyone know of a good case that has lots of pockets for
>> > tools
>> > (like this Vetopropac) and has space for a Verituner (and not so
> terribly
>> > big)?
>> >
>> > Terry Farrell
>> >
>> >
>> >> I spend too much time digging for tools, and would
>> >> like to get a new case/box/bag/other.
>> >>
>> >> Is anyone using the Vetopropac vertical tool storage
>> >> bag, either the LC or XL size?
>> >>
>> >> Their website:  http://www.vetopropac.com/home.html
>> >>
>> >> Greg Graham
>
>
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