Do you think this would work to hold a microscope? Does the foam compress easily, or would I dig out the shape needed?
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This case would be okay to transport a microscope, but it is NOT designed for travel (plane/bus/boat). The foam is pickable, but as from my experience, I would say it is a tad too soft. Still, if you're one to take care of your microscope, then by all means, use this for school or work or personal endeavours. :)
1809926
The foam does not compress. There are 1/2x1/2"blocks that you dig out to fit you item. I use it for my laptop and have had no problems with it. Should work fine with your microscope.
1809927
The foam is divided into approximately 1" sections. You remove the number sections to fit your item. I use these because you can configure the foam sections to any size range. I use them for photo equipment and it would easily work for a microscope.
1809928
The foam is perforated into what looks like 1x1cm squares that are easily removed to conform to any shape. The foam is of medium to firm stiffness. There is also a thin full size layer at the bottom and one for the top to cover you equipment. Make sure you have adequate height to the case so you can cut the removed foam down and reinstall to provide more protection at the bottom. I do think it will hold a microscope
1809929
I think it would work well for a microscope. I use it for still and video cameras and I use the slotted partitions that come with it. For a microscope I would make use of the pick-n-pluck foam that's also included. It is very easy to use. Just mark the shape you want with a sharpie before plucking the 1/2" x 1/2" foam out in the shape you want. You can also order more of the foam in various sizes if you already have a case or you want to use the case later for a different piece of equipment. Hope that helps and good luck!
1809930
The foam inside is scored and perforated with about 1/2" cubes that can be removed as needed. It is super easy to do, and keeps its shape nicely. I bought this to hold watches, I pulled out squares that were probably 1/4" short of enough space, to make sure each watch was snug in the foam.
1014846
I use it for an extra wide GPS. It swivels so I have a bottom support. Think it should work for you as the arms have foam and grab real well.
1517758
There is no foam in this one, your macbook should have room through.It is a bit big for a backpack, it would depend on the bag. It fits in my assault bag but is tight.
62941
I think it would work to strain lumps unless they are really small lumps.i hope that helps.
709186
This neck traction device does completely deflate and there is no foam. Keep in mind the rubber air chambers do not disconnect from the side, but are flexible. I have not had the need to completely compress/deflate for travel, but it would fit in a gallon size ziploc bag with lots of extra room to be flattened (maybe small enough for a quart size bag if you work at it).
372478
if you need to hold something that is pretty heavy. I use it for a telescope. it would be silly for a point and shot camera. I would think it would work really well for a SLR with Zoom.
350098
Not very well. It attaches using superglue and superglue doesn't bond well with foam items. If you have hard rails it would work well.
1732550
It would probably cut foam board without a problem, but the 3/16 measurement might be difficult to manage since the paper cutter has a half inch grid.
170342
The foam is dense enough. I could see quartering it for a tight fit. I would make sure about whatever adhesive I tried. Heck it might turn out to be a marketable idea.
2138467
You should be able to cut this unit to fit a smaller object such as chair, lounge or whatever you wish. You will probably want to buy the smallest possible or as close to the size you need as possible. Personally, I would try to find a firmer cession if possible and go with dense foam under it; it's not firm enough.
1058247
I believe it would be too small for that sort of application. One marker would take at least 3 spaces in one drwaer.Works best for sorting/stowing small parts.
303902
No. Someone might make one for a roller. This might hold a very small 4 inch roller, but not one that is made of foam.
2108260
I think it would do in a pinch for solid materials such as flour and sugar, but i think that it is better used for liquids. Although the wide opening does lend itself to using measuring scoops.
1090478
This foam won't work for that application. You need bigger sheets and thicker too. Gravity would hold them in place.
379753
While not it's primary purpose, it would be sturdy enough to write on, and would hold supplies inside better than just a flat lap table. Why not try it! Best of luck!
536464
Yes with a compressive. We will answer the question with more detail when we return from this morning's SUP race. Thank you for your interest.
2196462
I used this for a heavy duty laminated map and it holds quite nicely. The vinyl would probably hold well.