Videos tagged with Foam Cutting

This YouTube video demonstrates how to custom cut foam for a Nanuk 995 gun case. It details the process from suggested tools and getting started to squaring, marking lines, and the actual cutting, including a second layer cut and hot wire cleanup. The video also provides a discount code for Nanuk cases and links to tools used, the creator's channel, and social media.

This video demonstrates a quick and efficient method for cutting foam inserts to fit firearms or other gear within a hard case. The title emphasizes speed, claiming the task can be completed in 60 seconds. While the specific firearm or item being cased is not detailed, the implication is that it's a method valuable to firearm owners who use hard cases for transport or storage.

This YouTube video provides a detailed guide on how to cut foam inserts for weapon carry cases, referencing common types like guitar cases and Pelican cases. The focus is on creating custom, protective storage solutions for valuable firearms and associated gear.

This video demonstrates a method for cutting foam inserts for a Pelican 1750 rifle case without the use of an electric knife. The creator focuses on providing an easier alternative to traditional methods, using a Havalon knife (linked in the description) to achieve a custom fit for a rifle. The tutorial aims to simplify the process for owners of this specific rifle case.

This video offers a straightforward tutorial on how to cut foam inserts for cases, specifically highlighting applications for rifle and camera equipment. It demonstrates the use of a Black & Decker electric knife for precise foam shaping, making it easier to organize and protect valuable items. The description includes affiliate links for various products, including the electric knife, a Benchmade Adimas knife, a Condition 1 case, and a Streamlight TLR-1 HL weapon light, as well as links to the creator's merchandise and social media platforms. The disclaimer emphasizes the educational and entertainment nature of the content and warns viewers to proceed at their own risk.