A-440 Policy?

[Ward & Probst]

Hi Newton,

I also use Duluth Trading Co. stuff- they manufacture Bucket Boss and Duck
Wear. Website- http://buy.duluthtrading.com/store/departments.asp
I use a Contractors Briefcase which holds basic tools, computer, PTG
literature and invoices. Elizabeth uses the Gatemouth Jr. containing SATIII,
tools and carries her paperwork in a portfolio.
Good stuff, wears better than the camera bags which I also like. Hope you
are feeling well after your mishap.

Best,
Dale
Dale Probst, RPT
Member, TEAM20001
PTG Annual Convention
Reno, NV --July 11-15, 2000
email: wardprobst@cst.net
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-----Original Message-----
From: owner-caut@ptg.org [mailto:owner-caut@ptg.org]On Behalf Of Newton
Hunt
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 11:23 AM
To: caut@ptg.org
Subject: Re: A-440 Policy?


Too late!

I didn't see your post until now, having trouble getting
through all the posts.

I just found an 'acceptable' case a a camera store, bought
it, dumped my tools into and left for Highland Park
walking.  After about 1.25 miles, just three blocks from
home I was hit by a buy who used his bumper, still attached
to the car and my brand new case had it's first tumble.
Seems unscratched but I haven't checked the SAT yet.  I just
got it back from Inventronics for new face, battery and
thorough checkout.  Darn, darn, darn.  Need to get it out
and see if it turns on.

I will look at those cases the next time someone can get me
to a Home Desperate.

Take care and have a good weekend.

		Newton

"Richard E. West" wrote:
>
> Newton Hunt wrote:
>
> >
> > I have to go out and see if I can find another soft camera
> > case to hold my tools.  The old one is just getting too
> > ratty and has too many splits in the fabric.
> >
>
> Newton:
>
> If you're looking for the perfect soft case for your tools go to your
> local hardware/Home Depot type store and look for "BucketBoss" tool
> cases. They're the next best thing to sliced bread.  For years I  had a
> custom case I made out of an old alto sax instrument case.  This year I
> switched to this soft tool kit.  There are several types.  I bought
> three.  One is big, with lots of slots for tools and a smaller case
> attached that I use for voicing tools; it has a nice shoulder strap and
> handle as well..  The other bag is a wide mouthed bag that I use for
> tuning tools.  The third "bag" is one that fits into a milk crate as is
> good for large tools but also has several pockets for various sized
> items.  There are others that look like they'd handle a computer plus
> tools.  I've looked for the "perfect" tools cases for years and these
> are it.  Check it out.
>
> Richard West