Suggestions for Shuffletech carrying case/storage ? (1 Viewer)

[yoke386]

Anyone have any ideas ? I know most have dedicated cabinets or builtins for tables. I’m getting ready to list the house and am trying to find a good way to protect it during the move. My 3800 Apache case is way too shallow to use, and most of the other harbor freight cases I believe would also be to shallow.

Any suggestions for packing other than the original cardboard box it came in would be appreciated.

 

[doublebooyah85]

I carry mine around as is no problems whatsoever. Just any cardbox box should do the trick.

 

[yoke386]

I carry mine around as is no problems whatsoever. Just any cardbox box should do the trick.

That’s good to hear. I saved mine for warranty purposes/shipping. I saw one with a toaster cover used on here too which I thought was pretty funny/clever.

 

[Moxie Mike]

Anyone have any ideas ? I know most have dedicated cabinets or builtins for tables. I’m getting ready to list the house and am trying to find a good way to protect it during the move. My 3800 Apache case is way too shallow to use, and most of the other harbor freight cases I believe would also be to shallow.

Any suggestions for packing other than the original cardboard box it came in would be appreciated.

Are they fragile or something?

You could always use mycasebuilder.com to design a custom foam case for it.

 

[Benjaminotaur]

A Nanuk 918 fits a Shuffletech very well. I had chips in the case prior to the shuffler, so the pluck foam isn’t fit right on my case.

For reference, I have nosy, uncoordinated kiddos and everything lives in the basement with a concrete floor. I feel better having mine a little more protected

 

[yoke386]

A Nanuk 918 fits a Shuffletech very well. I had chips in the case prior to the shuffler, so the pluck foam isn’t fit right on my case.

For reference, I have nosy, uncoordinated kiddos and everything lives in the basement with a concrete floor. I feel better having mine a little more protected

Awesome ! I’ll look into ordering one of those cases!

I have the same situation with my little kiddos and even with the 12 year old who uses the space more than I do it seems lol

 

[MC_CPA]

As a portable solution can the shuffletech be ran out of the Nanuk 918 or would it have to be taken out to prevent heating issues or whatnot? I have no experience with these but seems like a good upgrade.

Thought is to have it mounted to the nanuk itself like how they bring around the nuclear launch football package.

For obvious reasons I can't mount it at the University desks otherwise I would.

 

[Tonystark137]

As a portable solution can the shuffletech be ran out of the Nanuk 918 or would it have to be taken out to prevent heating issues or whatnot? I have no experience with these but seems like a good upgrade.

Thought is to have it mounted to the nanuk itself like how they bring around the nuclear launch football package.

For obvious reasons I can't mount it at the University desks otherwise I would.

I would think it would have heating issues. I have mine mounted on a cabinet with a battery inside. The inside feels a bit warm after a 5 hour session. Not sure if that's the shuffler or the battery though.

 

[BPTDirector]

That was mine with the toaster cover. Hey, it keeps the dust off.

 

[Benjaminotaur]

As a portable solution can the shuffletech be ran out of the Nanuk 918 or would it have to be taken out to prevent heating issues or whatnot? I have no experience with these but seems like a good upgrade.

Thought is to have it mounted to the nanuk itself like how they bring around the nuclear launch football package.

For obvious reasons I can't mount it at the University desks otherwise I would.

If you plucked the foam to the right size to secure the shuffletech, I would be very concerned about overheating. I can clear the battery of any culpability @Tonystark137. The side table it sits on during our session is definitely warm after a game, and I use the DC plug when I run it.

Maybe if the pluck foam was looser, like mine, you could get away without damaging the shuffler. But it's not a risk I would want to take, personally.