In search for a case!

I have been searching the forums to see if someone might have a cool case that they have discovered for a one razor holding, but this has been an exercise in futility.

This may seem strange, but this is kind of what I am searching for: http://www.netinstruments.com/pics/42472a.jpg - that is a piccolo case; specifically, it's a french case for a piccolo. It has no handles, just two clasps.

If anyone has anything like this, knows where to get something like this, or have ever seen anything like this, I would love to know! If not, what kind of case could you possibly point me to?

i think dovo makes something like that....hoever it maybe for 2 not 1 razor...ill take a look and see if i can if it

If you are crafty and into DIY you can check a craft store, they normally have a bunch of little unfinished wooden boxes. You could stain and finish, craft an insert for.

Mahogany case, 2x8x1-1.4 Deep

Wouldn't take much to line it yourself....

A search for "shave den" in this forum should give you some leads and inspiration.

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Mahogany case, 2x8x1-1.4 Deep

Wouldn't take much to line it yourself....

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and WAY cheaper than the dovo one!! my vote is for this and line it how you want

I was going to suggest making your own as well. I haven't done any for razors myself,but here is one I did for my daughters to play with.I just covered it with 'roo hide, gave it a lick of dye and sealer and knocked in some tacks...Didn't bother to line this one, but that would have been easy enough to do as well.


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Check out Hobby Lobby, they have all sorts of unfinished boxes. I've got one similar to Mick's daughters that I keep my silver & odd coins in...

Michael's has some unfinished boxes they have one that would make for a really nice 7 day set box also ebay has a few older boxes every now and then

I've got the perfect thing I picked up last week at an antique store. Holds two razors though. I'll post pics when I get home from work.

Here is what I found.

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Here is what I found.

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That's close to what I'm looking for. I wonder how difficult it would be for me to make something of this nature..

Felt and balsa blocks are widely available. Should be easy-peasy. Elmers glue and a wooden dowel for smoothing the felt to the balsa.

This could be a fun weekend project!