Elecraft KX2 hardcase

I found the perfect hardcase for my Elecraft KX2, which is roomy enough to
let the KXPD2 paddle still be attached, yet small enough to slip into my backpack without taking up too much space.
Case is a Seahorse SE56. Make sure to buy one without the rubber liner, or else the transceiver with attached paddle will be too large.
The insert is 3d printed, available on my thingiverse page.
www.thingiverse.com/thing:492...

[@KD7QOW-np9gd]

Nice! I like it!

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[@yoki9743]

Nice work.... looks to be really professional, good job... Yoki

[@02vLxcZF]

Thanks for the video! Do you have any contraptions for protecting the KX2 while operating by any chance? E.g. to protect from rain/snow.

[@wm6697]

Nice job, just printed, what size screws did you use to anchor the insert to the case?

[@SA2CLC]

Thanks. I do not remember :). Found some small screws in the junkbox that fit. Probably from some junked out computer or plastic kid toy.

[@barrykery1175]

Nice video, nice job. I liked the idea.
Barry, KU3X/QRP

[@jahangirhuseynov6679]

Hello. I couldn't find an option with mesh holder and without liner, the one that you have. Can you share a link to the exact same Seahorse SE56 that you got?

[@SA2CLC]

Here you go www.amazon.com/Seahorse-Micro-Empty-Small-Black/dp/B07KXPR8P1/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=10OIX7ND39R7Z&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.J9X18BqYHkq8h0nqcjjc7ubnJVDfSPD0rhHe1vTH1G6W9IbAjOTf8jB_8I9aZOJEAaZ7eMeix8wLm6KNJ3nuJBdmVl-uuInHy5JrFiR6yi4-2S7uqr-PIvG2zodT-FW6FuaMqpDH0GwKj6aoxhtyRw.LazqVRqlNBwqCXGX0C5fOEKp4BuQxHPR2urJqyYunjE&dib_tag=se&keywords=seahorse+se56&qid=1710868093&sprefix=seahorse+se56%2Caps%2C212&sr=8-3

[@SA2CLC]

Sorry, just saw that it did not have the mesh liner. You dont really need that, perhaps glue some foam in the lid

[@johnthehammer7702]

thanks. I have windcamp side panel on the kx2. do you think mine will fit in this box with side panel?

[@SA2CLC]

Unfortunately not I would say.

[@davequick3373]

How can I get the insert? Thanks. Great idea!

[@SA2CLC]

Thanks,
There's a link in the video description to the .stl files. Just print them in a 3d printer. If you not have one, there might be a makerspace nearby your location
//Tommy

[@benhicks7868]

I can not find your print in thingsverse….

[@SA2CLC]

www.thingiverse.com/thing:4925279
Sorry, had some issues with thingiverse.