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| DISILLUSIONED Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Northern California
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I had a brainstorm a while back while surfing around looking for things to use as an e-cig case... a dart case! I've never seen this idea mentioned before. Here is a company that produces a lot of interesting cases: GLD Products, Inc.: DartsDart Cases I personally ordered the GLD Casemaster Super Bee case from this location: Casemaster Dart Cases I'm not a dart player so I don't know about darts, but this case is for Bee darts which are shorter than normal darts. This case works perfectly for my Janty Dura-C. I like a case as small as possible that can hold what I need. Size comparison to cell phone: ![]() Inside of case holding 3 assembled Dura-C's, 4 carts, 2 3ml juice bottles: ![]() The right side of the case has 3 elastic loops to hold the e-cigs at the middle and 3 non-elastic pockets at the bottom (which are a tight fit for the battery, but don't need to be used). This case does not have belt loop or clip, but fits well in my pocket. This is a great case if you want to carry your e-cig assembled... I wouldn't use if for my Pilot M401 because I carry that unassembled and use a slight smaller memory card case for that. The larger cases might be usable for longer e-cigs like the penstyle. Many different and interesting styles of cases available... |
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| ECF Veteran Join Date: Feb 2009
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Great idea. I played darts on a league years ago and just pulled out my old sets of darts. The cases look like they would work real well except I can't figure out what to put in the slots for the flights.
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| DISILLUSIONED Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Northern California
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| Well, I've got carts in those slots, but I can only use 2 of the 4 slots due to thickness...
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| Super Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: New York, NY
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What a great idea! How long are the Janty Dura-C assembled? I am currently using 901s and would like to compare that... Thanks. |
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| DISILLUSIONED Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Northern California
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Assembled the Dura-C is 4.5 inches long or 115 mm. My understanding is that a 901 is 119 mm long so it seem like it should fit fine...
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Thanks! I've been looking for carrying cases and these are perfect!
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Nice find there rsngfrce. That's the perfect case for my needs, just what I've been lookin for!
__________________ :::Br@D:: Started with a super mini w/disposable atomizer (crap) moved to a 901 (wonderful) then a 801 (ehh...okay) & now the Screwdriver (best device ever)!!! |
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I was just sketching out a cardboard slide-tray thingie to use in a plastic cigarette box 'bout 1/2 hour ago. Frustrating but I was going to make it work! Came upstairs and found your post and all I can say is thank you for your find
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| Super Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: New York, NY
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| Full Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Milwaukee WI
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I've seen some cool-looking cases but not a whole lot with belt clips. I'm actually looking for a way to mod one of my old leather (analog) cigarette cases to fit all my RN4081 gear. I went to the trouble of making them over the last few years and I would hate for them to go to waste at this point... I need to make an insert in the style of those green and white "Health E-Cigarette" boxes. |
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