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1. Lay the item on top of the cubed sheet and trace the shape of the form that it occupies either with a felt tip marker or if you don't any marks left over use a piece of chalk. Remember to leave room for accessories that will also be stored within the case.
   
   Notes on Placement :
   The heavier or more sensitive the object is, the more foam you will want surrounding it for protection. If possible place larger and heavier objects towards the hinges and smaller lightweight objects closer to the latches. Try to distribute the weight of the objects evenly to avoid making the case heavier at one end than the other. Try different configurations for best fit and protection.
2. Carefully remove the pieces of foam that the shape occupies. Save these pieces just in case you ever need to modify the shape of the foam by gluing the pieces again. For a more custom fit, use scissors to cut the foam pieces.
   
   Inconsistently shaped item ex: SLR camera
   You may need to modify each pre-perforated cubed foam sheet.
   
   1. Use one sheet as the bottom shape that the object occupies and the other sheet as the top shape that the object occupies.
   
   2. Follow steps one and two of Consistently Shaped item.

Types Of Hard Cases:

• Rifle Cases
• Gun Cases
• Travel Cases
• Military Cases
• Watertight Cases
• Camera Hard Cases
• Dry Cases
• Shockproof Cases
• Mobile Hard Cases

When purchasing a Loaded Gear™ hard case its best to familiarize yourself with the common features and specifications. Below are some of the most common Loaded Gear™ hard case terminology features explained. This information will help determine what each of the Loaded Gear™ tough cases feature and what the specifications mean. For more technical information all Loaded Gear™ hard storage utility cases have a set of features and a specification chart.