I don't know if this works for lenses, but a friend of mine is an
archer. He first snugly wrapped his bow and accessories in a layer of
felt and then in food cling wrap. He positioned everything inside the
case at the right spot and height. The interior of the case was also
lined with cling wrap. Then he filled the whole interior of the case
with expanding foam. The next day he lifted the whole foam block out of
the case and carefully cut it in half. He got rid of the cling wrap and
lined everything with a kind of velvet. Since the bow and accessories
had been wrapped in felt first, all pieces snugly fit in the velvet
lined spaces.
Just an idea...
Wilbert
On 2019-04-30 17:19, mark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
My next step in this process is transporting the lenses. I have some=============================================================================================================
pelican cases that look like would be good protection. Right now I am
working with a lens that I don't want to damage, but if I have to
damage one it would be better to mess up this one than a more
expensive one later. A couple of layers of foam, and might even be
able to arrange them vertically so you get every lens and lensboard I
would ever expect to own in one case.
Any thoughts?
Some things I know I wont do. Foam peanuts. What a mess. Bubble
wrap doesn't seem like a good idea either.
Mark
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