3D eyepiece model

[jetstream]

I would like to thank YKSE for his help & advice in organizing my first eyepiece case.I had to deviate a bit from his model because I lengthened the Catseye now that I have the room and a few things are yet to come.

[Pig]

What are the dimensions Gerry ?

It looks very well organised  Just what I like.

Why do you only have one pedal in the case  

[John]

Blimey ! 

The contents of my eyepiece cases have changed so often I don't think I'd have bothered using CAD to arrange them

Still, nice idea if you have the inclination  

[jetstream]

The interior of my yellow Pelican measures 19"x141/2". I was going to cut the foam,but I just "picked and plucked" so that I could reconfigure(with adhesive) the foam if needed.I am hoping to get a Baader Maxbright in the future,with a couple orthos go to with it,also the Paracorr in there is an option too.The great thing is Yong's expertise makes it easy to reconfigure at any time

[John]

I have the cube cut foam in my eyepiece cases but I don't remove any cubes. I break away a section of cubes the approx shape and size of the item to be housed, but leaving them in the foam. I then press the item into the foam. The block of foam will depress beneath the item and soon forms into a snug shape around it with the foam in the lid keeping it in place.

When I change things around, the depressed foam cubes soon pop up back into place so I can make a different shaped depression for another item as if the first item had never been there. No glue needed either.

Here are my current cases:

[jetstream]

Great idea,nothing beats experience!

[jetstream]

I must say this too-before ordering the case I had no idea of how big to buy,but with the model, sizing was easy.Buy once,buy good and get a deal...This was $113.00 well spent,thanks again Yong