You just need to buy duplicate tools. We're contractors, we have money falling out of our wallets. Just go look at the TBA thread :laughing:

 

Unfortunately I follow that logic :laughing:

For instance my Festool OF1010 has a torx bit and driver with it so there is no need to go searching, along with the wrench it came with. If a tool needs a screwdriver to adjust/function, then there should be one in it's case.

 

Finally found the 15 in tote locally so I had to grab it. 9$ for the tape

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I'm lifting it case by case. Takes a bit more time (but I'm worth it!) and I know I won't hurt myself. My rolling box probably weighs 60lbs. I'm going to have to weigh them now.

 

Looks like they may have finally fixed their supply issue

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I think you’re right. Walked into my local yard and bam, stacks everywhere.

 

To bad everyone already found them elsewhere.

 

Now it's just trying to convince them to carry the rest of the line. Home depot told me they can't order anything other then the 3 piece kit.

TSC told me they can't order anything I don't see on their shelves.

I know I know I can buy online I'm just an instant gratification guy I want to leave with my purchase

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My yard has plenty of stacks and organizers both small and large. But I am having a hard time getting totes as they have never had any in stock. What do you think of the totes? Use yours a lot?


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Guess you'll need to visit the states to go to Coastal Tool. They have most in stock as separates. They don't even sell the 3 box kit, its all individuals.

 

I bought one of the small Packout's today. I do really like how the roller boxes handle is angled out so it doesn't pinch your hand on a tall stack unlike the Ridgid roller.

 

Just got the 15 I use my 10 in all the time only thing I don't like about the 10 is the handle wish it was ridgid like the 15.

The 15 is nice because I can drop a couple m12 tools on one side perfect for small service calls where I don't need the full line up of tools.

I may make a trip down to Ohio next weekend will have to look for some organizers. Wouldn't mind one more small one for the bottom of the 15 in tote. The ones I got came with fuel tools in them so no bins would love to have the bins.

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I would have loved the 10 if the handle wasn't flimsy also.

Have the 15 and the 20. Like them both. (I overload the 20 so I went back to the 15 and lightened a few tools I don't use every week.

 

Here is the 15 and the 10 next two each other they compliment each other well if only the 10 didn't have a flimsy handle.

I also hate that my 10 didn't come with a shoulder strap not sure if that was a mistake or if they just don't come with one.

May try complaining to milwaukee see if they will send me a free one lord knows I spend enough on their products they can afford me a shoulder strap

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So a couple days in and I'm thinking I may buy another 15 and send the 10 to the graveyard of failed tool storage solutions or give it to my buddy .

The 15 just has far more room in it and makes it easier to get at tools

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Because the handle or other?

 

Forgot to mention I love the two buckle straps on the side of the 15 in tote.

Use it to hold my sds drill or small cabling loops. I thought they would be stupid but I love them.

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Came close to buying a second 15 in tote today.

I also saw the Milwaukee guys at home depot with a milwaukee camel back water bottle tries to convince them to get me one

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Almost relapsed?

Yes, sharing that with others could save a brother from going off the deep end.


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You should announce that in the TBA thread. You should be very proud of yourself.

 

Like the handle the shoulder strap and the extra space.

I don't know why they didn't go with a fixed handle on the 10

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Had to put the 36v Makita saw in the Packout system. Wasn't sure if I could make it fit. The dual charge is pretty big and won't be joining the saw. The single charger is just going to have to do. Pushes the same current as the double.

Layer one

Layer two

Layer 2a

Saw has to go in upside down or it takes up a ridiculous amount of room. And it fits best towards the front.

Can't fit much more in there now. Smaller items would go.

 

That's it..........I'm driving to Wisconsin.......where are my keys?

 

Alright I ran that one thru google and get no results for "Milwaukee Packout Cart". Please explain further about this unkown cart??

 

Usually skateboards to have swivel wheels....

 

The rolling cart has wheels what would I want with that?

Be cool if they come out with some new attachments or a vacuum or something

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Makes sense, Sortimo makes a cart for the LBoxx system that looks pretty similar. They even make a van mount for the cart to keep it from rolling around.


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Dewalt has a rolling cart for their tstak system. I use it for my hvlp though.

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I would love if they would release a packout organizer with pull out drawers.

Something like their organizer but instead of a lid have like 3 pull out drawers.



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Good idea. I’m really hoping for a packout vacuum and hopefully a compressor. With the compressor I could have an entire stack devoted to air tools. And I think that would be handy for my type of work.


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I rarely need a compressor, but I saw somewhere that somebody shoehorned a small compressor into a LBoxx and insulated the LBoxx to cut down on noise. Why can’t the tool companies figure this stuff out with all of their r&d resources.


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I rarely need a compressor, but I saw somewhere that somebody shoehorned a small compressor into a LBoxx and insulated the LBoxx to cut down on noise. Why can’t the tool companies figure this stuff out with all of their r&d resources.

There are a few companies that put their compressors into Systainers.

They are expensive! So if Milwaukee released a good quality larger compressor that was quiet, I could see it being a hit. With their new 12Ah battery it could probably even be cordless. I do plan to pickup one of Milwaukee's little M12 compressors to leave in the wife's car along with a plug kit for traveling.

 

A quiet vacuum I would pay for nothing worse than disturbing an entire office vacuuming up your mess.

If kill for a rolling cart like the one pictured and take enviroreel wire dispensers and make them packout compatible with a full range of cabling options.

Would like to stack several spools and wheel them around.

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I dunno about you but I have a couple Rubbermaid carts that are great for working in offices.

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Got a picture?

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Here ya go.

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