[R-390] Heavy Duty Large FedEx Shipping Box

Pete Lancashire pete at petelancashire.com
Sat Aug 29 11:24:51 EDT 2015


The are getting common enough to where I've acquired two medium size ones
 from Goodwill. One cost me $15 and one was free. They had it next to their
corrugated box crusher.

The reason one cost me $15 is I had to buy the stuff that was in it, I
promptly drove to the drop off and gave them the old sleeping bags
that were in it.





On Fri, Aug 28, 2015 at 5:32 PM, Glenn Scott via R-390 <
r-390 at mailman.qth.net> wrote:

> These boxes look like something I may consider buying for some of my
> shipments. I have 2) Thermodyne Shock Stop boxes that I lined for shipping
> something the size of an R390. However, FedEx Ground fees are about $77/leg
> in the US. If I send one to a client who sends his unit in for restoration
> and I send it back to him at which time he ships it back to me is 4 legs
> and comes to a little over $300. Usually the client sends his unit in via
> his own packing which I return. However, some people have no problem
> expensing the extra shipping fees to be assured of safe travel of their
> equipment.
>
>
> These Kubox boxes may be worth looking into. I would want to use one large
> enough to allow 1" Styrofoam panels to be placed on all 4 sides, top and
> bottom. However, I would find a source for a plastic banding tool to band
> the box tight. Anyone know a source for a plastic banding tool.
>
>
> Regards,
> Glenn WA4AOS
> DSM Labs (dot com)
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