I have a Sears torque wrench, the style with the pointer and a plastic handle. I guestimate it to be about 2 feet long. I would love to find any sort of case to store it in, but I have not seen one. And of course, I don't want to spend too much for the case.

Anyone ever found or figured out a cheap way to get/make a case for their torque wrench?

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2000 Toyota Corolla 143K

Umm, 1x4 + saw + wood glue + nails + elbow grease = Box

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go to goodwill. look for musical instrument case (flute, clarinet, etc). fishing rod travel case. tripod case, etc

go to hardware store. buy PVC pipe and caps

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A cue stick case also works, and they're usually padded for protection.

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Those are great ideas.

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1984 300D 398K-daily driver
1998 Honda Accord 102K -wife's daily driver
1991 Volvo 740 289K
2000 Toyota Corolla 143K