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Old 05-31-2012, 8:47 PM
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EDIT: Eventually I will fix this and upload the pix to a different host.



Mods, Admins, I really wasn't sure where to post this and figured this was an appropriate section. If it is not, sorry, please move it to where it belongs. Thanks!


So I got this idea from ARFCOM and decided to do it myself. There is an extensive thread on that site, but I figured I'll post my version here as there are many members who don't visit ARFCOM as much as Calguns. I used a Pelican case, but you can use whatever tickles your fancy with high-density foam.

If you decide to do this, take your time for best results. I spread this project over few days as time allowed and it literally took hours each time.

Here is my primitive hot wire foam cutter:

25V transformer from Radio Shack - $14
Light Dimmer Switch, Home Depot - $5
Brass rod 1/4"x3', some metal supply joint - $8
Nichromium wire, ebay - >$2
Lumber - free lefrovers from friends
Total Cost - >$29

After cutting, I learned that the I need to shorten the length of the wire by at least half. It is due to the fact that it tends to "drag" and if it's shorter, there is less of a chance for a f**k up with a shorter and tenser wire.




Now trace around your weapon, or whatever it is you're putting in your case.





Once you're done, clean up your lines with a straightedge.



When finished, it should look somewhat like this.

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At this point it’s a good idea to make yourself a drink, you’ll need it, trust me on this one.




It’s also helpful to measure what you traced in few spots to compare with original to make sure you’re on target. I feel that if it’s a 1/16” or so short, it’s actually good to keep things tight.





Once you got everything on paper (I used poster board) it’s time to cut it all out. I used an exacto knife and straightedge, but sharp scissors will work just fine.


In my case, I had a pretty simple set up in mind, so there aren’t that many options for me. However, now it is time to let your imagination wonder. If you have one rifle with multiple uppers, lowers, accessories, etc., lay it all out. If you have a bunch of accessories, it is helpful to take a picture of each set up you come up with and once you explored all possibilities, just scan through your pix and pick what works best for you.







Once you’re happy with your set up, lay the first piece you’ll cut and hold it in place. I had pushpins, so that’s what I used, but thumbtacks will work just as good.



Cut a pilot hole, sharp knife is helpful at this point as razor is not big enough to cut all the way through this piece of foam, but that’s all I had at the moment and didn’t feel like getting a knife.


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Feed the wire through the pilot hole, attach it back on the rod and turn your contraption on.




It is good to have some scrap foam so you can adjust the heat on the wire. You don’t want it glowing red as that will burn right into your paper template. Just play around at this point with a spare piece of foam.

Once you have the heat dialed in, start cutting. I found that is helpful to have support on both ends of the cutter to keep the foam from bending down once it leaves the cutting surface. Nice and slow around the template.




When you complete the cut around the template back to the pilot hole, you probably won’t be able to cut any further without checking first how well you did and fit your piece into the cutout.

Once you’re pleased with your work, you might want to put the “plug” back into the hole before you start the next cutout to try to keep the entire foam more stiff.





The last step is to cut some of the plugs to appropriate thickness to compensate for the item’s width. In my case I only cut the bolt plug and one for the Glock. I just used a piece of wood as guide to make my cut straight.






Insert the plug back into the hole and you’re pretty much done. Note the difference in depth of the hole where there is a plug.

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Now put all your items in the case and enjoy!




I kept the templates for future projects. I'm also keeping the plugs to use if I'm not putting some of the items into the case to keep things tight.



EDIT: The Diagram

As you can see, I'm not a graphic designer, nor an electrical engineer. This is a guide only, not directions. I WILL NOT be responsible for any injury, damage, death, or whatever else you can think of.


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Very nice job! Looks super clean!
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cool write up, I will be needing this thread soon !!
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Nice how-to! Good job OP.
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Very cool man!

Some day when I get me a high speed pelican case I'll have to do this.

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Very, very nice! Great job!
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nice, where did you get that foam at?
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Thanks for all the complements everyone, I really appreciate it.

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nice, where did you get that foam at?
Came with the case. I also have a spare center piece that I got on the trade so I can cut a different set up.
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Since you've already invested in building the equipment and have some experience now, consider doing a few freebies for Calgunners to get some feedback, then maybe charge for the service for a moderate/reasonable fee.

Myself, I would not want to do this as a project, as I'd simply outsource the cutting of the foam over DIY.

Websites are cheap to develop and maintain. Stick with locals that aren't shipping anything to you.

I'd guess within 6 months you could have about 10 cases a week easy if you "spread the word" right.
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Since you've already invested in building the equipment and have some experience now, consider doing a few freebies for Calgunners to get some feedback, then maybe charge for the service for a moderate/reasonable fee.

Myself, I would not want to do this as a project, as I'd simply outsource the cutting of the foam over DIY.

Websites are cheap to develop and maintain. Stick with locals that aren't shipping anything to you.

I'd guess within 6 months you could have about 10 cases a week easy if you "spread the word" right.
I +1 this as a little side work for extra cash.
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You beat me to it!
Please let me know if you decide to do this.
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Very nice. You definitely put some good effort into that.
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Nicely done. This has been on my To-Do list for some time.
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Exceptional job! Well done. (Much much better than my attempt. )
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Great job! I'm doing this some day
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Well I guess I will let you build mine....when can I expect it on my doorstep?
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Just kidding... kind of It's awesome and now I know what I'm going to be doing for my summer vacation
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Should I get in line?
Could use a little foam cutting to fit my Streamlight TLR-4
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very helpful, will be using this soon thanks!
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Great write up! I liked the pic with the Vodka!
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I would like to know where can I purchase some foam as well...
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I would like to know where can I purchase some foam as well...
foam supplies LA

http://millerfoam.com/

http://packaging.advancedfoam.com/polyurethane/

http://www.foammart.com/

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http://www.yellowpages.com/los-angel...yurethane-foam
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Ya im tagging this one, it would actually be a good sticky somewhere, like the how to section
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Thats pretty cool man, thanks for sharing.
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very cool great job. I tend to be a bit messier with stuff like this. Mine would look like I took a hacksaw to it.
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Excellent write-up! And I love the mix of old and new in the case!
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Just a quick note here. I called Miller foam, the first contact on the list that "weekend plinker" listed (Thanks for that) and I talked to a guy named John.

He suggested "Extra Firm High Density Polyurathane (sp) Foam". It comes in dark charcoa, is chemical resistant, comes in many different thicknesses up to 2" thick. Sheets are 24" by 72" 2" thick are $36.00, 1" thick sheets are $18.00.

They are in South El Monte.

I am in the process of building a foam cutter, just in the begining stages of tracking things down. I'll keep you all posted on how things go. Heading out right now to get the Nichromium wire.

A big thanks to Elwood Blues for posting his projects, information, and wiring diagram.
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Just a quick note here. I called Miller foam, the first contact on the list that "weekend plinker" listed (Thanks for that) and I talked to a guy named John.

He suggested "Extra Firm High Density Polyurathane (sp) Foam". It comes in dark charcoa, is chemical resistant, comes in many different thicknesses up to 2" thick. Sheets are 24" by 72" 2" thick are $36.00, 1" thick sheets are $18.00.

They are in South El Monte.

I am in the process of building a foam cutter, just in the begining stages of tracking things down. I'll keep you all posted on how things go. Heading out right now to get the Nichromium wire.

A big thanks to Elwood Blues for posting his projects, information, and wiring diagram.
I bought a transformer from a local electronics shop, 120ac to 24v dc. Hooked it up and didn't get any heat from the wire, and the ac side went open circuit after 5 minutes. I researched EB's op, he didn't mention ac/dc thing. Went online to Radio Shack, found thier transformer, and picked one up. It's a 120ac to 25vac. I didn't think this would work. I got back to the shop and much to MY suprise (EB already knew this) is worked just fine. I actually cut some foam. I couldn't find any 24 ga Nichromium wire locally, I did find 20ga. It's a little thicker but it has worked ok on my test. Finding the brass rod is a challenge, looks like Orchard Supply might have some. I'll let you know asap. Next up is to build a frame. So far i have $40 into this, but I am excited about the possibilities. I'm also thinkin about loaning/renting this thing out in case anybody wants to do thier own foam cutting. I'll keep you all posted.

Radio Shack part number for the transformer is 273-1512B
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