Foam inserts

[kartracer]

I have a Seahorse SE 720ML 'protective equipment case' which I think would no nicely to store some of my lenses and bodies. Just wondering where I can get some foam inserts that would do the job? I'd prefer the type of foam that is firm, but have no facilities to cut the rigid hot-foam type.

This is the case:

http://www.seahorse720cases.com/ (mine is black)

Obviously, I could try the manufacturer, but would rather source from UK.

Incidentally, the inside dims are approx 18.3 x 13 x 6.5 inches.

 

[Ffoeg]

I got some pick n pluck stuff from - http://www.efoam.co.uk/pickpluck.html

Downside is you have to but the pack as they cem and they won't mix and match.. but at least I have enough to redo my case whenever I change gear

 

[Deleted member 29733]

I bought some from Jessops quite a while ago.

 

[rssmrry]

I have a Seahorse SE 720ML 'protective equipment case' which I think would no nicely to store some of my lenses and bodies. Just wondering where I can get some foam inserts that would do the job? I'd prefer the type of foam that is firm, but have no facilities to cut the rigid hot-foam type.

This is the case:

http://www.seahorse720cases.com/ (mine is black)

Obviously, I could try the manufacturer, but would rather source from UK.

Incidentally, the inside dims are approx 18.3 x 13 x 6.5 inches.

I don't know if this is any good to you but when I wanted to pad a box for a retinoscope & ophthalmoscope I went to the local upholsterers and got some foam from him. I got it so that three layers would fill the box and had the top and bottom layer untouched just glued into the box. Then the middle layer had the shapes cut out of it then carefully glued that to the bottom layer. Once the glue dried I had a reasonably professional looking case for my equipment. I did the same for my sister for her ophthalmoscope & otoscope and made a better job:

First attempt (mine):

Second attempt (sister's):

As long as it protects the gear it shouldn't matter what it looks like.