FAO Luckypants

[Lissa]

On Sunday, you asked what I did for a living, and I'm not sure if I explained very well
So here is one I prepared earlier.............well, yesterday.............sorry for the rubbish pic, was with my useless camera phone

Cool

I always wanted to build myself a really nice flight case. No idea what I was going to put in it, but it was going to be cool

Very very nice

[Lissa]

Originally Posted by rigor

Cool

I always wanted to build myself a really nice flight case. No idea what I was going to put in it, but it was going to be cool

Very very nice

Well, thank you

That one is for a company called Biomet, based in Bridgend............and is one of their Theatre Care cases. Biomet's are one of 'my' specialities. I love doing them because they are so complicated

Originally Posted by Lissa

Well, thank you

That one is for a company called Biomet, based in Bridgend............and is one of their Theatre Care cases. Biomet's are one of 'my' specialities. I love doing them because they are so complicated

A well built and thought out case is a thing of beauty. Back in my (Semi) student days, I helped out with the Uni Stage Crew, and some of the cases we got in on hires were amazing Really really nice.....

Hmm, I wonder what I could make a case for.... the bike??

[Lissa]

I don't see why not..............we made a case for this!

[Luckypants]

Hey Lissa, was not me, but James I think. I know i look young, but not as young as the baby faced stalker. Was at breakfast so we can all be a bit groggy on the detail. In fact it might have been me, just I can't remember.

Very cool just the same! Can you make me one with the race car in it? Be ace on the lane to my house , eh guys?

[Lissa]

Originally Posted by Luckypants

Very cool just the same! Can you make me one with the race car in it? Be ace on the lane to my house , eh guys?

I think you are quite quick enough on the wheels you've got!

Ooooh that's cool.
Kinda reminds me of my early days as a designer when I worked for a specialist packaging firm - trying to get a table full of components to neatly fit inside as small a box as possible... I used to love puzzles like that.

I'll always remember one comment of my bosses after a supposidy 'impossible' job was completed successfully - "I knew why I employed you, women really know how to pack a suitcase better than blokes."

[Luckypants]

Originally Posted by Lissa

I think you are quite quick enough on the wheels you've got!

He! He! was thinking of the consternation it would cause amongst the tractor driving fraternity! Blipping the throttle in the village would be funny as well!

[DavieSV]

Hi Lissa
Does the company you work for, sell standard size cases that are waterproof, web site sales?
I was just browsing the web looking for aluminium water proof panniers, when I remember seeing this thread.
My wife is trying to expand her bussiness due to the legal aid reforms, so now I may have to collect and deliver files further afield. If I could get some panniers to carry several lever arch files, then I could do my collecting on the SV (quicker & cheaper) I use the tail pack at the moment for small local files, but if I have to do a 120 mile round trip, I need to carry more in one go to make it cost effective and also keep them dry

Just a thought, trying to stay on the bike & out of the toyota