Case Handles

Padded for comfort.

Genuine Leather Handles- Top- Deluxe padded cushion. Measures 5-3/4'' x 2-1/2''. Comes complete with brass plated mounting posts and screws. If longer screws are needed in your project, use screws 8-32 in the length.

Vinyl Covered Handles- Bottom- Vinyl leather imitators at a fraction of the cost. Handles measure 6-1/8'' x 2-5/8''. Screws are not included.

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Case Handles

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(3.5)
(11 customer reviews)
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1) Submitted by Alan Starner, from Fort Collins, CO on 1/2/2009

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Nice high quality product, but the screws that come with it are short, and will only support a material thickness of about 1/4". They say to counter sink them, but I wanted more strength than that. No problem - replace the screws with longer ones right? Yes, but the screw thread size is non-standard. Not quite 8/32 and not quite M4. I ended up having to tap out the holes to 8/32.

2) Submitted by Ken, from Yucaipa, CA on 8/30/2008

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I purchased the leather handle for a briefcase that is 10 to 12 years old, but was in excellent shape except for the handle.
The handle fits nicely and looks great. It is a very high quality handle.

3) Submitted by Mike James, from Richmond, VA on 5/24/2008

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I used these handles to replace the broken handle on a bass drum case. A new case would have cost around $200. Simply replacing the handle saved me amost $170. You do the math.

4) Submitted by Ray Age, from Joelton, TN on 5/4/2008

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I offer a handcrafted hardwood tac box for pet groomers & the leather handle is just the right finishing touch. Very nice handle, well cushioned & the leather is heavy enough to last.

Cherry Tac Box
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Product Review for Case Handles - Rated 4 Stars

5) Submitted by Clayton , from Columbus, OH on 5/4/2008

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I used these handles for a guitar case I built for a pedal steel guitar. Along with some corner protectors that I had ordered these all worked just fine. I could not find the corner protectors at any of the local home improvement stores--- Thanks for filling the order---Randy

6) Submitted by Brad, from Austin, TX on 3/27/2008

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I built this briefcase in the early '90s. The wood is Black Walnut and Carpathian Elm Burl. The liner and hardware are Rockler's. The owner has finally worn out the handle (about 15 years) and this is the same handle I used originally. It's nice that some thing don't change!

Briefcase with Rockler pigskin liner and hardware
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Product Review for Case Handles - Rated 5 Stars

7) Submitted by David Waterman, from Staunton, VA on 12/11/2007

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I made cases for some very expensive musical instruments. These plastic handles are inexpensive but look OK. They seem to be sturdy enough to take rough treatment by the musicians.

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