I just purchased this for doing stained glass drawings, but since I travel I was wondering about a case that would protect it-any ideas?
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I would be very carful as drawing light is very fragile. Get a sturdy drawing case to use. I hope this helps.
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Unfortunately I would not recommend this travel case. It is very cheaply made. I took one trip and the locks came apart. I will give you mine if you will pay the shipping.
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I put a case on mine. It doesn't cover any of the glass front but very happy with it!
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The glass desk top may be used by itself. As stated by a previous respondent, it is heavy and it has the metal pads which would sit off the wall. With black and bold color markers, the map would recede. I think it would make a very attractive dry-erase board. The weight would be the biggest concern.
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ArtBin makes the case but it may have been made originally for Spellbinder dies. I have the case and use it for all my magnetic dies. Go with the cheapest price, it is the same thing as far as I can tell.
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No, there is no glass covering over the carving. There are various stores that you could go to that sell custom cut glass. There is a "ledge" around the design that could hold the glass in place.
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I would be concerned with the thickness of the puzzle pieces and being able to slip the glass back into place securely. It is meant to hold a document that is as thick as a piece of paper.
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Okay......The 120 case holds double standard size colored pencils. It will hold a single pen as well. It should actually hold 2 micron pens per slot.........with this exception. The end slots on the case itself are so tight that getting 2 pencils out is very hard. Use these for only one pencil and you should be fine........So for me, this case actually holds 116 pencils.......It is designed to hold markers at 60 per case but pencils and microns are much smaller......I think this is the largest case available but I may be mistaken. It is well built and should hold up for many years. It is also quite thick, between 2-3". Keep this in mind if you are planning to carry it in as a travel case. Enjoy....I like mine
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Just around the border will be sufficient to hold the glass on, but I do suggest a phone protector so when the phone drops it won't shatter your glass again. (bad design)
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I use a rubber band sometimes to make sure it doesn't open accidentally and spill graphite. I imagine that also protects it.
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I use a $5.00 7" generic case bought from BigLots. When looking at cases just remember that the speakers are on the side, so you have to make sure the case doesn't block them. :)
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I use a cloth padded case. Probably a matter of how much rough treatment the bow gets when not in use.
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I just put it in my medicine cabinet. I havent found a case. I put it in my travel cosmetics bag. I wouldn't do without it on my travels.
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I bought a case for mine and take it everywhere. It's great for rehearsals. Very light weight.
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The shell does a great job of protecting my MAC Book Pro from scratches, so under that those conditions, it's very good for traveling. However, if you are a little rough with your computers ( dropping, hitting the edge of the computers against hard surfaces), these cases may not fully protect the computer from damage.
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No protective sleve. I wrapped mine in bubble wrap and placed in a drawer that II rarely use. I would not want to see this in a child's hand.
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@Maria, it would help the glass to maintain it's place for the most part. I would say she is safe as long as she is somewhat careful with it. I'm actually in the cellular industry and this is often used as a option until your next upgrade. I hope this helps. Go for it