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I cut a full-sized 'cover' out of thin MDF that fits over the tray area
of the case. This effectively contains the tools in the compartments.
This is my second Genck case (the other was his laptop case) and both
inexplicably came with a 2/3 sized pallet. After much experimenting
with various tool locations, as well as employing a tool roll for all
of my slimmer regulating-type tools I am reasonably satisfied with it.<br>
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- Mark Dierauf<br>
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Alan Barnard wrote:
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<p>I bought a Genck "Ultimate" tool case and am disappointed after
spending sooooo much for the darned thing.</p>
<p>The catalog pics show lots of tools neatly held in place on upper
and lower compartments and on the pallet.</p>
<p>I find that the vinyl loops aren't quite big enough for many
tools, that I can't fit all that many into the available slots, that
some of the slots are virtually useless because of their size and
location, and most annoying—I can't seem to open or close the case
without everything inside tumbling out—especially the stuff in the
lower compartment trays.</p>
<p>Anybody made any clever mods to this thing to make it work better?
I still like the look and size of it.</p>
<p>Alan Barnard<br>
Salem, MO<br>
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