Im looking for a small waterproof box to put all my emergency fire starting stuff in (matches, firesteel, tinder, etc...). would this be big enough?
163974
More than big enough. I use the 1010 for my fire kit and it has started multiple fires without having to be reloaded.
163975
Yes it should. I can fit my wallet, cell phone, and keys. I think the inside measurements are approx. 3 x 3 x 6. It's tucked away in my boat for the winter so I can't check the exact measurements for you.
163976
It was big enough to fit two cell phones and a wallet with a little extra space. The measurements should give you more accurate information.
1330920
it is not Waterproof and for fireproof it is not insulated like a sentry safe so I would say no
344101
http://www.firesafetysource.com/site/948848/page/2472439Looks like it.....you may want to take a look though. Might need an adapter.
1380644
It is not fireproof or waterproof. It is however a very conveniently sized safe and the digital lock works very well.
102801
No it is not too big! Mine quit working after a power outage! So I have extra charcoal filers if you need them
1587162
This box works well at keeping mail dry and is big enough for my magazines. We have had a few thunderstorms and snowstorms here since I put it up and nothing has gotten wet so I would say yes! BTW - it's not under a roof overhang.
1380645
I don't believe that this safe is "rated" as a fire proof or water proof safe. It's actually a security safe. However, personally I believe it will offer a certain amount of protection against fire and water, at least as much as you would expect a steel box to provide. It's not water tight, so if you immersed it in water it would fill with water very quickly. If you just had a leak in your house and water was dripping onto it, I think it would be ok.
1983726
I doubt you will find a water proof bag that big. Just wipe it down with an old / clean towel. Put a tarp in the back of your vehicle if you are concerned
575169
I am really not sure, but I would honestly think that firewood would be too heavy for this oversized storage box. It is best suited for storing cushions, pillows, table cloths, etc. for outdoor furniture. It is very spacious indeed and holds a lot of stuff.
1194883
A 12" x 12" x 48" box should be no problem. Make sure the box gets to temperature. As I'm sure you know, presoak the wood first to get water into the wood, steam 1 hr/ inch of thickness.
1376328
I'm not sure how big the inspire is. My iPhone 4S in an letterbox defender fits ok. I wouldn't suggest swimming with this. I'd feel comfortable using it as protection in case you fall in or drop it, but not for long underwater exposure. If you really want waterproof spend the money and get a lifeproof case. I did, it was well worth it. I take mine swimming and use it as an underwater camera, works perfectly.
1157805
There is no reason whatsoever this machine would not work in a waterproof box. Good luck
749962
Fireproof IS NOT heat proof! The safe itself may last through the fire, but NOTHING INSIDE WILL. Trust me, I know this well after the contents of 5 "fireproof" safes were destroyed when a fire took one of my family's homes. The safes survived. The things inside, especially paper, cannot withstand the heat. Look into it. Most fireproof safes can only withstand the heat for a few minutes - sorry, that's worthless.
654758
The holding pan has a 2-liter capacity, and you can put anything you want in it. But why would you want to put a book or a Kindle Fire in there? (Unless it's a book that you really don't care for. And the Kindle Fire may not be waterproof, and has sensitive electronics!)
55721
Yes. Its actually a wonderful easy to use design. I will cherish this firepit forever and a day. Have a great day! Oh another thing is it comes with a cover so if its outside and it rains.. well yeah it stops it from filling up with water.
487062
I think it would be waterproof enough, but I'm not sure I would use it as a tool box. I would consider using it as a box to store things like jumper cables and emergency supplies, but when i had a tool box in my truck, it got rough service of throwing and pulling tools in and out of it daily - I don't think it would last long under those conditions.
978530
Yes, you will have room. With or without a case though, it's harder to see and push the play button when you're under water. I start playing when my head is still above water and then just jump in. I only use it for video since I find it hard to take a picture. Basically, it served its purpose for me since I only want the video. I would usually fold a ply of tissue and put it in before I close to make sure water won't get in. Though with or without tissue, I think it'll work fine.