Help identifying a storage / carrying case (Star Trek Discovery)

[E Williams]

The "Runaway" short as well as episode 2x04 of Discovery features this small carrying case as a first aid kit (inside are a hypo and dermal regenerator). I'm hoping someone out there can help identify it!

It really looks like a found part to me -- there are a lot of cases these days in this general style with similar latches. The larger medkit in the show was made from scratch, though, so that's a possibility (the way the handle is filled in sticks out to me as odd); for something so 21st century and manufactured looking as this I'm still leaning towards found item.

Size-wise it looks about 10-12 inches wide. The two halves look identical - on each half there's a raised lip running around the left perimeter of the inner face, and a matching groove running around the right, such that when the mating faces close the opposing lips and grooves interlock. Because of this I don't think the case was originally waterproof as there's no continuous groove for a gasket and a break in the center to boot.

I looked through the usual suspects (Artbin, Plano, Sterilite, Stanley) and didn't find any matches. I've been paying particular attention to the shape of the latches and their angled cut-out as that might be a giveaway for the brand. Does this ring a bell for anyone out there?

 

[division 6]

Probably some sort of power tool case.
The outside opening (?) would probably have been for bits or attachments.

First thought would be Black and Decker or Dremel.

 

[E Williams]

A drill bit case crossed my mind as well, though I didn't have much luck looking through those. I'll look again, thanks.

When you say outside opening, I'm not sure what you mean - there have been no shots of it closed where the outer faces are visible. If you mean those last two images on the lower right, that's just a different angle on the half with latches, partially obscured behind a shelf.

 

[division 6]

I'm on my phone so it looked like a shot of it closed.
Since its small I would still look at rotary tools.

 

[Jlewis]

Maybe a Flambeau 1011 | Hand hard soft pistol case. The small single pistol version would be about the right size.

 

[E Williams]

Yeah that one and its Artbin 8010AB cousin are the closest I've also found off-the-shelf but the shape is still off for those. The one on the show has a handle that has more of a tapered shape inside and out, and latches of a different shape/position. At the least it would work with different latches as a placeholder til the correct one is found or built.