Sold Lowes Double Decker 960-chip Case (1 Viewer)

This is a super cool case, I just never use it.

Price: $100 plus shipping. Don't ask me how much shipping is, I have no idea. The dimensions are 18.5" x 5" x 10" (counting the handle).

 

[markleteenie]

That's pretty cool! Is there a key? Any branding or name on it?

 

[navels]

No keys and I don't see a brand anywhere, but I believe this is a Lowes case . . . well-known old case manufacturer.

 

[The Nuts]

Well If I buy this there will be no shipping at all

Do you have any shots of the racks with chips in em? How much movement is there when the case is held by the handle and moved around?

 

[navels]

Happy to bring the case to Dan's Thursday if you want to check it out.

There is some rattling when moving the case but it still feels like a sturdy method of transport. I took some pics and video (with sound). Discovered that

- my ESPTs fit 23 to a slot with a small bit of wiggle room
- my Jacks fit 24 to a slot snugly

Damn I just watched these and the rattling sounds way louder imo than in real life

 

[The Nuts]

Thanks! Very informative. Yeah if nobody snipes me I'd love to see it Thursday. I got Jack's so that snug jack rack looks good!

 

[navels]

Happy to give you dibs until Thursday. BTW I fixed my last post: 23/24 chips per slot, not 13/14.

 

[The Nuts]

Was gonna say... those are some tiny racks haha

 

[Josh Kifer]

That's a neat case!

 

[FDLmold]

Not Lowes, E.S. Lowe.

 

[navels]

Not Lowes, E.S. Lowe.

that's it, thanks!

 

[davin]

shake it shake it lee

 

[aaronroch]

I found it pretty easy to get chips to fit exactly, have done this with several Lowe’s cases over the years:
(1) gently pry off the bottom of the rack. The old glue should release easily
(2) wrap 80-grit sandpaper around a 38mm wide scrap of wood.
(3) sand rack as needed.
(4) re-glue bottom.