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Prism bags, do you know who sells this style?

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I like the way it fits inside a coffee can for extra protection. Do you know where I can buy several new ones like this one? If not let's see what you use. Thanks!


 
Posted : October 10, 2012 4:10 pm
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You could go to a canvas shop,say that does work on boats and get them to make you a few for probably cheaper...they can do any style of fabric's and material's they got the gear 🙂
Depends where your at....
Maybe an option for you...


 
Posted : October 10, 2012 5:08 pm
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Yellow bags are usually from Trimble.


 
Posted : October 10, 2012 5:13 pm
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Just Cut Up Some Stove Pipe Blue Jeans...

Two pair, about 3 sizes apart, for an inner and outer bag.

Sew in a double layer bottom with a coffee can lid against the bottom and foam over that. Coffee can lid not required for inner bag. Foam between bags.

Cinch top is simpler but a drum type top allows a top foam layer.

I think it would be cheaper and simpler to get the small plastic paint containers and line with foam.

Paul in PA


 
Posted : October 10, 2012 7:16 pm
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Just Cut Up Some Stove Pipe Blue Jeans...

A lot of yellow bags are from Topcon or SECO, but I haven't seen the round ones in decades.


 
Posted : October 10, 2012 8:39 pm

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Just Cut Up Some Stove Pipe Blue Jeans...

I use two square 5 gallon buckets with foam rubber glued to the sides. The entire tribrach assembly with 360° prism attached fits nicely into it with about 3 inches to spare. Somewhere in the truck I still have the lids, but don't use them. There is about 3 inches of foam padding in the bottom, the side foam protects them from shifting and to date they have not had to be adjusted in two years.


 
Posted : October 10, 2012 10:13 pm