Tool Cases

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Jesusjh24Member since Apr 2017

So I bought a super hole hawg, and a deep cut band saw. Just bare tools. But I want the cases for them. Does anyone know where I can buy the cases for them? 

AnonymousJoeMember since Sep 2015

I haven’t seen them with hard cases, only bags. That’s what mine came with

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

I haven’t seen a hard case for the Hawg, but I have seen them for the bandsaw. 

 

If ebay doesn’t yield anything, you might order one through Milwaukee 

BMack37Member since Sep 2015

I’m pretty sure I’ve seen cases for both…the thing is that these tools are basically the old tools where you actually want to store in the case, especially the band saw. I’d put looking-for ads on a few forums and keep an eye on eBay. I don’t know if the parts retailers will have cases.

 

Maybe @KnarlyCarl has a case available or maybe @SevenOddosFence can help.

WeldfabNeilMember since May 2015

AnonymousJoe wrote:

12 hours ago, AnonymousJoe said:

I haven’t seen them with hard cases, only bags. That’s what mine came with

 

not sure about the whole hawg but I know millwakee has hard cases for there portable bandsaws. Both my corded an cordless ones have plastic hard cases.

 

 

JronmanMember since May 2016

Jesusjh24 wrote:

16 hours ago, Jesusjh24 said:

So I bought a super hole hawg, and a deep cut band saw. Just bare tools. But I want the cases for them. Does anyone know where I can buy the cases for them? 

may I suggest trying a modular system? Whether it be Ridgid boxes, tough system, systainers, l-boxx, etc. 

FrosBros82Member since Feb 2015

I can speak for the hawg, but I do know that the bandsaw does have a hard case. I am almost positive I have seen electricians on the site with them.

KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

FrosBros82 wrote:

6 hours ago, FrosBros82 said:

I can speak for the hawg, but I do know that the bandsaw does have a hard case. I am almost positive I have seen electricians on the site with them.

I know I have… Just last week I did. But pretty sure you guys are correct on the bag with the hole hawg… I myself use Ridgid procart boxes and love using the modular boxes over the blow mold cases.

Jesusjh24Member since Apr 2017

I’ve already reached out to Milwaukee but I still haven’t gotten an answer. Thanks for the help guys. 

Jesusjh24Member since Apr 2017

Do you guys recommend the super hole hawg with the chuck of the quik lock?

KnarlyCarlMember since Jan 2016

Try this:

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I’ve debated many times getting the chuck vs quik lock, but decided i better get the chuck for the variety of bits i use that aren’t all the 7/16″ .. such as the smaller 3/8″ hole saw arbors and extensions i would use or the socket savers etc… i still have yet to but the hole hawg tho haha

Jesusjh24Member since Apr 2017

I totally agree with you, thank you for your feedback 

BremonMember since Dec 2014

Yep the Hawgs come in bags. Mainly because the Super Hawg is what, 2′ long? Keyed chuck on the Super is definitely the way to go, likely the way to go on the baby pig too but if you’re only using larger augers then it’s likely fine with Quiklok. I see the quiklok ones on promo more, leads me to believe they aren’t as popular. 

JronmanMember since May 2016

Bremon wrote:

12 hours ago, Bremon said:

Yep the Hawgs come in bags. Mainly because the Super Hawg is what, 2′ long? Keyed chuck on the Super is definitely the way to go, likely the way to go on the baby pig too but if you’re only using larger augers then it’s likely fine with Quiklok. I see the quiklok ones on promo more, leads me to believe they aren’t as popular. 

quiklok not very good?

BremonMember since Dec 2014

Just not very versatile and lots of people will tell you accessories can fall off reasonably easily. Think of the places you use a right angle drill and you can see why that could be an issue. 

JronmanMember since May 2016

does quiklok work with any bit of correct diameter or do bits have to be specifically for quiklok?

AnonymousJoeMember since Sep 2015

In my experience I’ve never had a bit fall out of my quik lok chuck and I’ve been using almost daily for a few months now. I love being able to change out bits so easily. Any 7/16 hex bit will fit

BremonMember since Dec 2014

Jronman wrote:

3 hours ago, Jronman said:

does quiklok work with any bit of correct diameter or do bits have to be specifically for quiklok?

Only bits with 7/16 shank, which doesn’t even cover the full spectrum of augers. 

SevenOddosFenceMember since Feb 2016

BMack37 wrote:

On 4/3/2017 at 11:04 AM, BMack37 said:

I’m pretty sure I’ve seen cases for both…the thing is that these tools are basically the old tools where you actually want to store in the case, especially the band saw. I’d put looking-for ads on a few forums and keep an eye on eBay. I don’t know if the parts retailers will have cases.

 

Maybe @KnarlyCarl has a case available or maybe @SevenOddosFence can help.

Thanks Brian for thinking of me but I keep all my cases and always look to buy more.

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