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Roll Around Camera/Equipment Cast

X-Tim_T
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Apr 25, 2003, 3:41 PM

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A while back there was a thread about a couple of you guys who were using a rather inexpensive roll around case to house cameras and other equipment while doing event type work.
I tried using the "Search" feature and found nothing, so I'm having to bring the subject back up again.
Does anyone remember anything about this post? If so I'd surely like more information on one of these things.
Regards,
Tim

X-Tim_T
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Apr 25, 2003, 3:43 PM

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Re: Roll Around Camera/Equipment CASE	Can't Post

Please forgive me, as this should have read Roll Around Camera/Equipment CASE... sorry.

X-mikeb
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Apr 25, 2003, 3:56 PM

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Re: Roll Around Camera/Equipment Cast [In reply to]	Can't Post

Last week I saw at Costco an amazing set of cases. Three sizes nesting inside one another. Real roadie type. Aluminum finish, casters, tote handles. Big, bigger, and biggest. Look like great cases for gear like lights and such. $97 for the three, as I recall.

X-velma
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Apr 25, 2003, 6:38 PM

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Re: Roll Around Camera/Equipment Cast [In reply to]	Can't Post

Tim...
I just got one a few weeks ago at Lowes. It is a Ketter tool case. It is two cases that stack together with a sturdy handle...and you pull them on rollers like luggage. They had larger ones also, but I opted for one of the smaller versions. They had all different kinds and sizes. Hope it helps...
velma
: A while back there was a thread about a couple of you guys who were using a rather inexpensive roll around case to house cameras and other equipment while doing event type work.
: I tried using the "Search" feature and found nothing, so I'm having to bring the subject back up again.
: Does anyone remember anything about this post? If so I'd surely like more information on one of these things.
: Regards,
: Tim

X-Dieps
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Apr 25, 2003, 7:29 PM

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Try Markertek [In reply to]	Can't Post

Try Markertek.com then look at furniture or type video cart in the search window. I remember the tread too but this is as close as I can come. Maybe a Google search for video cart will work too.
Good Luck
Jim