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Yeah, I really like the Huksy Build Out system. It's not much more expensive compared to the budget brands. I have the Hyper Tough Drawers and Dolly on order, so I'll see how they compare to the Build Out. As a home DIY'er, I think it's going to come down to who makes the best accessories :) Thanks for watching!!!

The tray won't fit well inside the drawers. The drawers have tabs that stick up to hold the dividers, so the trays won't sit flush with the bottom of the drawer. So you'll need to either file the tabs down or cut grooves into the bottom of the tray. Each tray is about 2 inches tall, so you'll only get one layer of trays in the shallow drawer, which is 3.5 inches tall. Hope that helps !!

@@kintsugimotovery helpful! Thank you!

Ohh, that would be interesting ... but I wonder how much bulk that would add to case? Might make it too large to EDC?

@@kintsugimoto want it for my truck

@@jameslong1644 The Husky Build Out Mechanic Set would work well for carrying in a truck: ua-cam.com/video/UMNaHtCxk-o/v-deo.html

Thank you for watching and commenting !!! I'm glad that you found the video to be helpful :) I'm trying to get my airhead back on the road, but have some upgrades for it, so more videos coming soon. Good luck with your light bulb replacement ... hopefully disassembling from the top gives you enough space :)

Ahh, didn't know that. Thank you for sharing ... it's definitely a well-designed truck. Agree that's ahead of it's time :) Happy Holidays !!!

@ check the truck out closer, I believe the fenders front and rear weren’t welted like the rest of truck of the day. The curve of the bedsides really astonished me when I noticed it. I would love to have one of those trucks. Happy holidays to you as well.

@@michaelupton4523 I'll definitely take a look when I see this truck again. Yeah, I would love to have one too !!! These are definitely some of the best looking trucks that I've ever seen.

They are both really good boxes, but it seems like the Husky has more accessories compared to the Pro Gear, but you're right they both have features that I wish the other one had. There should be plenty of stock at the local Home Depot - they didn't run any good discounts this year, so the inventory seems to be sitting. Happy Shopping and Merry Christmas to you too !!!

After spending an hour at home Depot, I just ordered the build out system. Rolling cart, large box, small box, clear top organizer, and the 3 drawer. I appreciate your reviews on the system! It truly helped with my determination.

@@conanrdk Awesome !!! I think you're going to really enjoy them. After looking at several different brands, the Husky Build Out seems to be the best bang-for-your-buck system. Thanks for watching !!!

That would be awesome if they did !!!

Ahh, that makes sense!! Thanks for clarifying :)

That’s a really good price for the Craftsman … and I agree, there are definitely more accessories for the Craftsman vs Hart of Hyperstack

Sorry about that … it was one of my first times recording and uploading to UA-cam. I’ll see if I can go back and make a better video

Hahahahahaha !!! Happy Holidays 🎄🎁🎅

But for how long I wonder? The Hart box was out for a while and seemed like it was doing well. Then Walmart brought out the Hyperstack and dropped the price on the Hart boxes ... to me that signals that Walmart might be phasing out the Hart box and putting their investment behind the Hyperstack? So I'm a bit hesitant to get too invested in the Hart. Although I said the same thing about Husky Connect and Husky Build Out, and a year later they are both still around !! 🤷‍♂

That's for adding your experience with Husky. It definitely seems to be the best bang for your buck. I hope they continue to introduce more accessories and more boxes :)

Yup, it sure does!! I just did a video where I did exactly that. Walked into a store, purchased two items, then returned one of them a few days later: ua-cam.com/video/D-6Vk0hX0yo/v-deo.html

On the 1/2 drive sockets, you get both the 11/16 and 3/4. You also get a 7/8 socket for the 1/2 drive. Yeah, the wrench selection in this kit is a bit lacking.

Interesting ... OK, I'll have to play around with the different combinations for next time. I haven't seen a really good BOGO deal lately, but hoping some will drop soon ... not that I need any more tools, but I can't pass up a good deal !!! lol

@@kintsugimoto I should have added that the Cordless Hammer Drill and Impact Driver regular price was $399 and when you selected that with the inflator it dropped the price on both products. The Cordless Hammer Drill and Impact Driver dropped to $275.43 and the inflator to $123.57

It feels a bit weird to film inside the store ... all the associates come by and wonder what you're doing !!! LOL I measured it when I got home. Interior Dimensions are approximately: - Top Drawer: 11 in x 15.5 in x 3.5 in - Bottom Drawer: 11 in x 15.5 in x 7 in

Hahahaha, yeah they differ in value by about $100,000 but otherwise pretty much the same!! lol

It's mostly for the sound ... you get more of a deeper burble with the Japanifold :) Some say that it increase performance as the opening for the exhaust port is wider to help the gases exit faster, but for everyday driving, you probably won't notice any difference.

@kintsugimoto Thank you so much 👍

@@MB1Billion You're very welcome ... Happy Holidays !!!

Oh that's no good. I had that happen to me, but when I turned the faucet all the open that problem went away. At first I thought it was because I was using Milwakee M18 batteries with an adapter, so I wonder what is causing that problem for you? 🤔

Oh, I always thought that’s what these styles were called. So what’s the proper term for these?

Good to hear that it loosens up after a "break-in" period. Wow, that's amazing that you're able just use this set for collision work ... seems like you would need a 3/8 or 1/2 set !!! lol

Oh man, I'm so jealous !!! Yeah, I'd feel like a baller too if I had one !!! lol Enjoy it !!!

As I've done more research, it seems like most of these different systems are being made by Keter. But there does seem to be more innovation to the design and functionality of newer boxes. And I think competition and innovation will continue, but whether that creates downward pressure on prices is yet to be deteremined :) Thanks for watching and commenting!!!

True, but by replacing that part ... the error code went away :)

It says the weight limit is 50 lbs, so that should be enough to hold a socket set. This Husky Build-Out Mechanic Set with Trays: homedepot.sjv.io/DKPkgj comes in at 32-33 lbs.

Yeah, same!! I'll keep checking and I'll post here once something gets announced.

@@kintsugimoto they’re officially out! 3 drawer: $40 dolly: $25

​ @ChrisBranleh Thanks for the heads up !!! Just put my order in !!! I was actually just checking last night and didn't see them up yet!! lol

@@kintsugimoto sweet looking forward to a video on it and hoping to see capacity within drawers. debating whether to grab these budget drawers or to shell out some extra cash for the husky build out since they have more options and both are reasonably priced

@@ChrisBranleh I think it depends on what you'll be using it for. The budget version is probably good enough for me - I'm just a home DIY'er so these will probably just stay in my garage. That being said, the Husky Build Out isn't much more expensive, but the build quality seems much better. You could order some discounted HD gift cards to sort of brut force a discount :)

It's not too bad once you figure out where everything needs to go, but it's hard to see what you are doing and some of it will need to go by feel. Good Luck !!!

Hmmm, that's interesting, I'll have to go back and try it.

WOW !!! That's a great deal ... and it's compatible with the Bauer boxes from Harbor Freight

Sure, let me see what I can do. Might need to give me a few weeks to get around to it. I just checked Home Depot's website and they don't have the 3 box set available at a store near me, and at $140 on sale, it would be the most expensive set :)

@@kintsugimoto thanks for the reply and ok awesome. Yeah that's what I paid for mine too. I'll keep and eye out on the video. Keep up the good work 💪

Yeah, that was a good deal. But I'm wondering if Craftsman is going to discontinue the Tradestack? The HyperStack from Walmart seems like they have a lot of accessories coming up for it. But I agree, the quality isn't the best, but good enough for this DIY'er :)

Yup, I tried an M18 12 ah and a M12 6ah, and they both fit in the top drawer. Hope that helps!!

@ yes it does thank you 🙏

@@JLopez30 Thanks for watching and commenting!!!

For the DIY'er I think the Husky line is probably good enough. If you're using these everyday as a professional, then I agree, you might be better off with the Pack Out. But the quality of the Build Out is pretty good in my opinion.

Have you played with the new Husky Build-out yet? Its actually pretty good quality. And for 1/3 of the price of Packout, its definitely worth it. Especially for DIY'er, or a pro that is not beating up their system.

I'll get that for you tomorrow :)

Interior Dimensions are approximately: - Top Drawer: 11 in x 15.5 in x 3.5 in - Bottom Drawer: 11 in x 15.5 in x 7 in

What happens during Christmas Time? Do you think these will go on sale? I certainly hope so !!!

Yeah, I have the Husky Connect too and they are so different from the Build Out. It would be really cool if they worked together. I'm sure somone will 3D print an adapter at some point!! LOL Did you see the Dolly? It's here: homedepot.sjv.io/GKKOVm Along with the worktop: homedepot.sjv.io/kOO9WL

@ I signed up for the dolly notification. I don’t need the roller. Just a dolly for the garage as DIYer. Thank for the video!

@@souk4507 Gotcha !!! Yeah, hopefully the dolly comes in soon ... or you could probably fab something up from parts at Harbor Freight :)

@@kintsugimoto you can now order the dolly online

@@souk4507 Awesome, thanks for sharing!!!

I was planning to get some foam and cut out some shadow forms and store some tools in mine. Curious what others will be doing

Oh believe me, I have my metal boxes too. But after dragging around a metal box at the junkyard for a couple of months, I switched to one of those canvas tool bags, but even that go too heavy to lug over my sholder. So I got one of these plastic rolling tool boxes and they've been great so far. I don't expect that they'll last forever, but they've held up OK so far :)

Its hard plastic itll last and until metal it wont dent

As a mechanic, I carry 1 small surgical tool box. I can dismantle an entire car with it . A lesson my dad taught me very well

@@josemata3845 Yeah good point about the dents ... although I think dents act character :) lol

@@Gabriel-i1z1z What's in your tool box? I'd like to downsize, but always feel like I forget something and then need to go home and grab another tool

I think the Build Out is probably the best value in terms of cost, quality, and available accessories. But I hear you, I'm waiting for a sale too ... hopefully Home Depot gifts us a nice Holiday Special Buy soon :)

Modbox is nice, but not sure if it's worth double the price of the Build Out

For sure the Husky Build Out from Home Depot is cheaper

Yeah, I haven't seen any great sales with the Husky Build Out Boxes. I've seen at most a 10% discount, but nothing to write home about. Hopefully they offer better discounts around Christmas

@kintsugimoto I'm supposed to be buying the kiddos presents, not myself lol but if that box goes on sale I'm finding a way to snag it up. Was going to just grab the bottom box for now but it's going for $80 and honestly that seems steep considering the husky brand is the in house brand and is almost always a way better price from name brand stuff.

@PDillz I know there are some places where you can buy Home Depot Gift Cards at a discount, then yu can use those to buy the Build Out Box and get a little bit of a discount. But if you can wait, I bet these will eventually go on sale at some point.

Ahhhh, that explains a lot !!! Thanks for sharing !!!

@@kintsugimoto I heated the handle of the ratchet with a torch and pressed it down onto the plastic piece, now it sits still.

@@mrrobotto3321 Oh that's a neat trick !!! I might try that too!!

It's probably the best value of the "pro" version of the modular boxes. There are some DIY, consumer grade modular boxes from Walmart that are even cheaper, but the quality isn't as good as the Husky Build Out