Diy Road Case

A DIY road case is a protective case for transporting equipment, such as musical instruments, audio equipment, and other delicate items. It is typically made of plywood and aluminum, and is lined with foam or other padding to protect the contents. DIY road cases can be made to any size or configuration, and can be customized with features such as casters, handles, and partitions.

To build a DIY road case, you will need the following materials:

• Plywood
• Aluminum angle extrusion
• Aluminum rivets
• Foam or other padding
• Casters (optional)
• Handles (optional)
• Partitions (optional)

Tools:

• Table saw
• Circular saw
• Drill
• Riveter
• Measuring tape
• Level
• Pencil

Steps:

1. Cut the plywood to size for the sides, top, bottom, and lid of the case.
2. Assemble the aluminum frame using the rivets.
3. Attach the plywood sides and bottom to the frame using rivets.
4. Attach the top and lid of the case using hinges.
5. Add foam or other padding to the inside of the case to protect the contents.
6. Add casters, handles, and partitions if desired.

Once the case is complete, you can label it and load it up with your equipment. DIY road cases are a great way to protect your equipment while transporting it, and they can be made to fit your specific needs.