Tool and tool case parts

[White Horseradish]

Now that I got good advice on stuff from AC to washing machines here, I am inclined to ask about everything here first. 

In that vein, I need a few Makita things. I have a 4" angle grinder that needs a guard, and some tool cases that need latches. The old metal reciprocating saw case I have no hope for, I doubt it's a separate part. The two plastic cases for the grinder and drill have the same sliding latches, and both are missing one each. Any advice on where to get little stuff like that? I have found the guard online for $11, but the latches are proving to be absurdly difficult.

[Perd Hapley]

Were I you, I would look for some soft-sided tool cases that would hold each tool with accessories. Or if you could move the other latch to the grinder case, you could even get a purpose-built drill case. http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/product/dtpro-drill-sergeant-92228.aspx

Or get hard-sided cases at a gun or hardware store, that come with foam inserts you can cut to fit.

But then, my answers may not fit you, as I tend not to use the cases that came with my tools. I keep multiple tools in one tool bag. 4 or 5 tool bags, actually.

[White Horseradish]

Or if you could move the other latch to the grinder case

That's why they have one latch each...

I don't do the multiple tool thing because they don't usually go to the same places. Grinder is a garage denizen, while drill and saw travel.

I really like DeWalt cases. They have super-sturdy metal latches and holes to attach a shoulder strap. That's handy if you are carrying a bunch of stuff. I'm not sure a DeWalt case would take Makita stuff without moving dividers, though.

[Hawkmoon]

http://www.luggages-bags.com/wholesaleproducts/Bag_Parts/Suitcase_lock/index.htm

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=suitcase+latches

http://www.trailerville.com/p144/suitcase-latches.html

For starters ...