If you haven't read:
by Dkaps, start with that. It's a great idea for storing/transporting your drum components.
The Stanley case in that thread isn't something I've seen everywhere--you can purchase them online but they run around $100.
I was in Lowes the other day and saw this;
It doesn't have the telescoping arm the way the Stanley case does. The sides aren't made of the same stronger plastic as the Stanley. The Stanley is a "50 gal" case, this one "45 gal". The dimensions are similar:
Stanley: 23H, 37L, 23W
Rubbermaid: 21H, 42L, 20W
The cost difference is significant: The Rubbermaid case is $30.
The main drawback to either case is the ability to put that in a vehicle. I guess one advantage of many smaller cases (or just having the equipment out in pieces) is the ability to pigeonhole it in various spots.
I'm gonna get one of these Rubbermaid cases and see how much it'll hold (I'll take pictures) and have it'll fit in the back of my Explorer or Forrester. And the weight issue.
by Dkaps, start with that. It's a great idea for storing/transporting your drum components.
The Stanley case in that thread isn't something I've seen everywhere--you can purchase them online but they run around $100.
I was in Lowes the other day and saw this;
It doesn't have the telescoping arm the way the Stanley case does. The sides aren't made of the same stronger plastic as the Stanley. The Stanley is a "50 gal" case, this one "45 gal". The dimensions are similar:
Stanley: 23H, 37L, 23W
Rubbermaid: 21H, 42L, 20W
The cost difference is significant: The Rubbermaid case is $30.
The main drawback to either case is the ability to put that in a vehicle. I guess one advantage of many smaller cases (or just having the equipment out in pieces) is the ability to pigeonhole it in various spots.
I'm gonna get one of these Rubbermaid cases and see how much it'll hold (I'll take pictures) and have it'll fit in the back of my Explorer or Forrester. And the weight issue.

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