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04-13-2015, 01:23 PM #11Senior Member
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That's my question as well....
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04-13-2015, 03:44 PM #12Senior Member
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I'll play around with that idea today. But in its current configuration, I don't think it would be possible without folding the strop. Not something I'm eager to do. But when traveling, I could easily put it in the suitcase with all the nice 'n soft clothes
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It would still have to curve around a corner in the suitcase, but at least it wouldn't be folded. Maybe if one had a smaller strop for travel? Or a paddle strop? I only have the SRD 3" black latigo w/matched webbing to think about. The dimensions are 18"×13"×6", for those that want to sketch out a diagram.Last edited by Crawler; 04-13-2015 at 04:07 PM.
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A small paddle or a loom strop might be what you need. Or, since you're talking about driving and not air travel, just pre strop your blades and use each one once. You have enough room there for a 2 week vacation... And the perfect excuse: "I need 3 more straights, you said a week at your sister's, and the case you got me has no room for a strop..."
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My SRD 3" black latigo don't quite fit. It came real close when I laid it diagonally across the lid, that's if there were no hardware on it... but yes, a small paddle strop might fit in the case. I will go with my original plan of packing it in the suitcase with all the clothes. The suitcase is larger anyway. Simple solution
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Looks like you have answered my question and several peoples question about a great storage container, that can be at home and be portable also. Thanks.Remember "Without Trucks and Truck Drivers" America Stops !
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She sure has you distracted but I would be worried if my wife was helping me pack my most valuable possessions :<0)
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04-19-2015, 02:08 PM #17
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Here's how it looks all loaded up! It's just a first draft of a layout, but I think it will work. Just about everything has a home, and is snug. Threw in some Ziploc bags for when travel happens. And I imagine the soap and sponge will be kept on top of the closed case between shaves, due to moisture... which I have also planned for.
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Grrr! Blasted forum only seems to have one allowable, non-selectable picture orientation! Maybe it's cause I'm on my Galaxy phone.PatrickA51 likes this.Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast
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