Click "Read more" to see links to all of the tools and videos mentioned in this video. Watch Next - Klien Modbox Tool Storage Review - ua-cam.com/video/H68EqHgSaqQ/v-deo.html Tools in this Video: 2 Drawer PACKOUT - thetoolnut.sjv.io/OrdRDN 3 Drawer PACKOUT - thetoolnut.sjv.io/KjdeNx Packout Dolly Wheels - thetoolnut.sjv.io/Pyd0DY Packout Work Top - thetoolnut.sjv.io/JzdrNa PACKOUT Compact Organizer - thetoolnut.sjv.io/k01GVN Packout Slim Box - thetoolnut.sjv.io/9gdWYy Packout First Aid Kit - thetoolnut.sjv.io/k02jqN PACKOUT Wall Mount Plate - thetoolnut.sjv.io/B0dX3L Packout M18 Battery Rack - thetoolnut.sjv.io/EKda64 Packout M12 Battery Rack - thetoolnut.sjv.io/ba13Bx 3D Print Files for Packout - jonahpope.gumroad.com Packout Inserts - tidd.ly/3S3wFWF Kaizen Foam for Packout - amzn.to/41UyGYz Milwaukee 5-in-1 Drill - thetoolnut.sjv.io/y2qg63 Milwaukee Detail Sander - thetoolnut.sjv.io/9g9AJY Milwaukee Track Saw - thetoolnut.sjv.io/x9eDyy The full list of tools and supplies I recommend can be found on my website: www.731woodworks.com/recommended-tools If you use one of these Amazon and other affiliate links, I will receive a commission on qualifying purchases. Some other useful links: Daily Tool Deals on my website: www.731woodworks.com/tool-deals Subscribe to our email Newsletter to get new content alerts, sales, and more! mailchi.mp/7e44c16eefdc/731-woodworks-email-newsletter Easy to Follow Build Plans - www.731woodworks.com/store Outlaw's Board Butter - So Good it Should be Outlawed: www.731woodworks.com/store/boardbutter
Seriously, with all the niche options in the packout lineup why is there still no rolling drawer option? It makes no sense to have the bottom box of a stack only accessible from the top so that you have to take everything else in the stack off of it for access. 😒 That bottom box is the perfect piece to feature front-access drawers. It seems to me like that should be the literal foundation of the standard 3-piece stack
@@hopkinstreeexperts759 yeah, they do make a separate 4-castor dolly for rolling things around the shop, but I'm guessing it can't handle much in terms of uneven terrain compared to the standard hand-truck style rolling box. I was just saying: wouldn't it be great if that rolling box had front-access drawers instead of a top-loading box lid - that way we wouldn't have to move several boxes off the top of it just to gain access 👍
@@skygreen5939 yeah the dolly they make works like a traditional one. You can put whatever boxes you want on it. They have both the 4 wheel cart and the dolly system.
@@hopkinstreeexperts759 ah, you're talking about the hand truck they call a "2-Wheel Utility Cart", yeah? I ALMOST picked that up, but was dissuaded by some negative reviews. Also, that hand truck plus just one drawer box at list price would be ~$400 😳... i dunno, i feel like they are missing an opportunity not just making a drawer version of that rolling tool box - i expect it would outsell the hand truck, and maybe even the rolling box itself.
I got lucky and got a crap ton of like new pack out stuff for a fraction of the msrp it would have been. Every additional item I’ve picked up to expand was worth every penny. Gets me on and off job sites WAY more efficiently. Also, I’m a Ryobi/Milwaukee guy
it would be really nice if they sold that insert for the track saw, i went a head and ordered some more Kaizen foam to make my own, there is sooooo many mods, inserts and options for Milwaukee
Had to subscribe when I saw your shirt! Also, I appreciate the content without all the drama or constant chintzy comedic relief present in other channels. Thanks for the facts!
Thanks for your review Matt. I don't have a system but if I bought one I'd seriously consider Klein because I just love the color. I know, that's a terrible reason to buy organization products. But I do love the color. 😊😊😊❤❤❤
A word of warning the wall mount packout battery holders only work on the wall mounts they will not lock on packout cases. This annoyed me as I was looking for a fast and convenient way to transport batteries from my wall and on the packout cases
I own 18 packout drawers, as well as other bits, the wheels suck as if you hit a minor crack, pebble on the floor or a small pile of wood shavings they just stop dead, going up high gradients in to customer properties the wheels just get stuck at the bottom and refuse to roll upwards. Pneumatic wheels world be better. . The dividers in the drawers need to be hot glued in pace to make them stay if you move your drawers frequently all my screws, waggos, dril bit accessories got mixed up in the first week due to this issue. The amount of nooks, gaps, and just the general overall lack of smooth monolithic surfaces make these a nightmare to clean after real dusty jobs. And I hate how the drawers are not dust or water resistant. If you are doing dusty work cover them up or move them far away. The bottom roller is a box not a drawer,so you'll never use it due to awful accessability. Although the latest version coming out is a drawer, the only downside being it has solid tiny wheels which will also get stuck only tiny washers, pebbles, dust, etc. Pneumatic tyres on these things please!! Overall...still one of the better ones on the market but still absolutely shit. They always start of really bad so they can drip feed this stuff to the market and pay people like this guy to say nothing but positive things about there products.
@the outlaw effect 2:14 hey Matt, love new channel, congrats btw-sorry late; & just saw this nice tad bit AND WANT ONE, of course….right lol. So, can help fellow tool lover & tradesman, etc…. And let me know what 3D printer used to make yours. Want to get into 3d printers in my spare time, but I’ll probably source it till can get my own and learn h9w to use. Also, your Chan description reads similar to my resume and I got started around than too. Keep up the great fun work doin’👍🏻 and imo, no such thing as boring vid, as ppl can ⏩ what [They] find dull, but others might not! Ex. Watching a good vid on 3d printers and setting up for ppl in trades to mod our tools etc….and that a rabbit hole lt me tell you sir! Ugh…..after 3 hrs and many vids in, I still lost on what to do 🤦🏼 😂 Ok, thx for this vid, great info and w/ your energetic “energy” you give us all. Cheers✌🏻
I just sold my rolling base because I couldn't stand not being able to have front access. I absolutely hate that I have to take stuff off to get to it. So I'm ordering the 2 wheel cart, i have a 3 drawer but I'm going to pick up a multi depth drawer box, I have the packout vacuum, xl box, backpack, a low profile (the one you have your electrical stuff in, i do the same lol and i have the shockwave 100pc bit set with half packout. The rolling base is junk in my opinion. .
It’s fan boy plastic , I use Milwaukee tool for twenty 5+ years , I use ZARGES to store as plastic won’t last long in the environments, PELI CASE. Are ok but not long
I don´t doubt their stuff is quality made. I am sure they use good quality plastic as well but the problem is just like with any type of plastic this stuff will get brittle in ca. 10 years and it will fall apart in 30 years. I know that 30 years is a long time but there are still tools boxes and stuff from over 30 years ago which you can use today. Like the great collapsible Zarges alu boxes from the 70´s. Maybe in 10 years we will have 3D printers who can print those sizes and in the quality needed.
please let me know what 3D printer you have - didnt get a chance to watch the whole video had to go to work. Might watch later... perhaps you say in the video.
You came here to insult his beliefs and somehow try to disassociate the Christian faith from the pursuit of truth via science? You do realize the man is reviewing tool storage systems? Did you have a comment to share about the video’s content or are you a simple knit picker?
@@chrism5859 Christian faith IS the disassociation from the pursuit of science - that's kinda the whole point. but i'm sorry, snowflake, is the first amendment only a right when it's something you subjectively apply it to?
I use the rigid boxes but there is a reason packout is considered top of the line. An awesome system, if I was in the trades that is what I would use. I am a mechanic so I went with the best made, cheapest ones at the time. I only use them occasionally for roadside assistance and small jobs.
The summer release that is coming from Toughbuilt is going to have people flocking. They are coming with the heat in 2024. Also, the following is growing rapidly with many custom mods already being produced by the community.
you need the lock handles when driving. the draws are full of heavy tools and WILL fly open. if a competitor really wants to compete with Milwaukee they will make their large containers with front giant drawers that pull out because the stacking is the downside having to pull stacks apart to get to tools. Milwaukee has the little drawer units but not the meg drawer. And if you've ever hoisted these things around they are extremely heavy once filled with tools.
Haha. You say you don’t do much electrical work so you bought the large organizer to keep your electrical tools and supplies? Having only wire strippers and wing nuts that couldn’t fill 1/3 of the small organizer in your largest organizer, bought specially for that, makes perfect sense. It seems more like you bought to boost your 86 Packout video in an attempt to stay relevant. You are a lot more enjoyable and informative if you stick to what you know based on your personal experience. Love several of tour woodworking related videos.
I wish I would buy this overpriced plastic. I bought a set like this from a retired guy who was moving down south for $175 bucks and I got 6 pieces to. They are well built but still plastic which is overpriced just because Milwaukee is printed on it.
I have a decent amount of Packout and I use it daily as a GC/Handyman. I is extremely durable and very expansive with more than just the storage pieces. I like how i can add te various tools or boxes to meet te needs of one or two specific jobs/tasks i am performing in a house, rather than lugging in everything, or a handful of separate tools. I can also clip my Packout vacuum on as well and don't have to drag in a larger one or search for a plug and extension cord. Now, if they only made a step stool that i could clip on to te side...
I've made the transition out of most of my large Packouts and moved to the deep organizers. Much more comfortable to carry and it's impressive how many tools fit. The drawers are great in my trailer for all types of hardware. I have Ridgids for general storage and task specific grab and go boxes. They just lack in compact storage options. I highly recommend both.
I will never understand why shop people buy packout. Spending thousands of dollars to not even get the full benefit out of something will never make sense to me
Packout's locking/mounting system is the only one that is easy build your own with wood and metal.. I wanted a cheaper set for personal use so I could not get my Packouts muddy,, I got the Ridgid.. NO ONE takes responsibilty for the Ridgid,, NOT home Depot, NOT Ridgid and Keter (the actual mfg.) is HORRIBLE to deal with.. I wish I would have just bought a second Packout roller to take to the junkyards and get muddy..
When I purchased the packout system it was the only modular storage system that would stand up to the riggers of the environment that I was working in at the time (Ground up commercial construction). It had the largest wheels. This was a huge factor rolling through dirt and up and down steps. Overall, it was the toughest strongest system at the time. so yes, I paid 3x the price of the other systems and felt like it was worth every penny. However, that being said, as an electrician, if i was to purchase a system today I would go with the Klein system because it is geared specifically to to the electrical trade. It is tailored to electricians and communications installers. I won''t say that it is better, but it is specifically geared to our trade....If I didn't have so much money invested in the packout system ($700+) I would go with the new Klein system today!
Milwaukee Packout is the best I've seen. Don't own ANY because I can't justify the cost. Unfortunately your content has only reinforced my jealousy. I am well aware of what will happen if I buy 1 or 2 Packouts...I'll keep buying and end up spending $1k or more. The thought of the possible outcome makes me sick :). Thanks for sharing
I have a ton of the Milwaukee Pack Out even the first aide kit. Wall mounts system. Even Have some Festool Systainers. I came across some Klien Tools stackable drawer boxes and the quality along with price is better imo than Milwaukee drawers. The high price of Milwaukee is getting outrageous. But that red wall of Milwaukee looks great next to my OmniWall System in my shop.
So this is a wide range subject as everyone has their own favorite platform. I chose Milwaukee as I wanted to invest into better tools. Pack out is definitely designed for mobility. Don’t get me wrong I see the value of it in a shop for organization. It’s definitely been out longer and lots of fans have found ways to make it better. I have a few pack out boxes which I use for things that a rarely use. I feel it’s definitely for the professional that is constantly mobile. I think I’d like to get a few with drawers on them. Now you can’t find the wall shelf system that was once offered. I do feel it’s a bit overpriced. If you have a shop I think investing in a decent toolbox and foam would better serve you as you grow in tools. Mobile professionals should invest in this to organize there truck, van to customize there needs for the job they are doing as opposed to carrying everything in and only needing certain things. However “MOST” not all professionals are a bit of slobs and don’t care about there equipment. Which usually means they don’t care about there work ethics.
If Milwaukee would ever release a XL single drawer box I would buy in to their system. ToughBuilt has one coming in 2024. Whoever releases that first is the system I am going to jump in to.
Packout is not cheap,but it's the best out and it works....and Red has a ton of options for all kinds of applications....and no I'm not a fanboy sellout.....I use what WORKS
Definitely love the Packout! Was previously considering Dewalt since they had the drawers that would fit my needs more or Flex because of the customizability. But this year alone between the new stuff they came out with, with the smaller storage boxes that you can stack and the fan support with customization and inserts, I cannot resist. The smaller stackable storage units make it so much easier to store my power tools and their parts/accs/blades and be able to switch between trucks.
I don’t understand the foam and all the packout if your tools don’t leave the shop. Doesn’t seem like you have truly put it to the test. It was made for mobility organization. That being said I’m a mobile tech and I love the packout. The foam is nice and all I’ve thought about it but didn’t make sense to me when my tools take a beating in the field more than they do in my van. I’m not hating. your videos are great I’ve watched many and many of them are awesome I’m just more about seeing true durability testing. Any mobile storage would work sitting in a shop. 👍🏼
Haven’t tried the others except older Dewalt, but being in a hot/cold work van for 4 years, no issues with Milwaukee getting brittle. Dewalt shattered after 1 year - but again this is their older boxes, not their newest.
Thank you for including in the channel description that this is your channel in addition to 731 Woodworks. This video came up in my recommended, and I was hot for a minute thinking someone was ripping off your content. 😂 Anyway, thanks for the Packout overview. I think I might have to copy your rolling cart design as a birthday gift for my fiance. He much prefers drawers to the top open boxes.
I just followed in your footsteps... started with the Rikon detail sander... then Santa brought me the Milwaukee orbital detail sander a couple weeks ago. I bought the M12 drill and driver set a while back... I think I'll get the first aid packput some time this month. 👊
After getting let down with the Ridgid modular system has made me very hesitant on jumping into the PackOut system. Also the ToughBuilt system looks really nice and with what is going to be released in the coming years I might jump on that ship. Oh the decisions…lol!
I’m in Ridgid box line and seems like they are always behind in regards to coming out with more features and options. Just barely came out with a drawer system. Crazy that they were one of the first companies to jump into these stackable mobile box systems is so behind everyone else
Brother i just seen your video and was impressed with how you presented everything. Enough so that i just subscribed with notifications. Well done. I have the Milwaukee system. Im starting to customize it for ny needs and more tool storage. I am interested in that printed unit you showed. Thanks for the video and review brother.
Milwaukee has ALWAYS sought out the innovative option. They want to be the company that says “yes, we have something for that” Maybe their impact isn’t “as good as” the flex, but for the soul reason of their ingenuity and drive to make things that work in unison I will always go with them. Seriously, it’s like they look at a process done by hand and think “yeah we can make a tool for that” then drop it. Even if they’re 2nd or even 3rd in the line up I’ll still role with them for that reason alone.
@@TheOutlawEffectahh, I bought the saw and track separately when sale prices made it a good deal 🤷🏻♂️ I really didn’t need another packout case or battery. Thanks for the info though.✌️
@TheOutlawEffect what troop where you with? And you known it already, but ASP are head and shoulders above the rest. Have a friend who is the commander of Troop J. Thanks for your service.
@@thepitpatrol I was in Troop F my whole career. Started as a dispatcher there in 2006. Went to Troop School in 2008 and was stationed there until I left in 2021. Loved it! It was very difficult leaving but felt God was calling me to do other things.
you need, but they dont. what for they will do it? for you go and buy cheaper roller and stack packout boxes on it? they need you to buy all the stuff from one brand, that the patent is for. if i were them i would definitely did some things to prevent mixing and matching. nothing personal, just business))
UK Based. Used Packout for a long time and do love it but several gripes. 1) You shouldn’t have to buy 3rd party 3D printed inserts for their own tools. Even blown moulded inserts like Makita used to do would be a workable compromise. 2) all the wall-mounted stuff is overpriced and unnecessary - lots more focus is needed on getting the packout options nailed. for example… 3) too much-wasted space in packout. When you look at the volume of storage space. Feels like they could be way more efficient. I do love ‘em, though, and certainly spent my hard-earned money getting a van load! Great videos - keep em coming.
Great video! Just a random question, you mentioned your 3d printer.. what brand/ model of 3d printer do you have, I'm in the market for one... thanks from 🇨🇦 !
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Watch Next - Klien Modbox Tool Storage Review - ua-cam.com/video/H68EqHgSaqQ/v-deo.html
Tools in this Video:
2 Drawer PACKOUT - thetoolnut.sjv.io/OrdRDN
3 Drawer PACKOUT - thetoolnut.sjv.io/KjdeNx
Packout Dolly Wheels - thetoolnut.sjv.io/Pyd0DY
Packout Work Top - thetoolnut.sjv.io/JzdrNa
PACKOUT Compact Organizer - thetoolnut.sjv.io/k01GVN
Packout Slim Box - thetoolnut.sjv.io/9gdWYy
Packout First Aid Kit - thetoolnut.sjv.io/k02jqN
PACKOUT Wall Mount Plate - thetoolnut.sjv.io/B0dX3L
Packout M18 Battery Rack - thetoolnut.sjv.io/EKda64
Packout M12 Battery Rack - thetoolnut.sjv.io/ba13Bx
3D Print Files for Packout - jonahpope.gumroad.com
Packout Inserts - tidd.ly/3S3wFWF
Kaizen Foam for Packout - amzn.to/41UyGYz
Milwaukee 5-in-1 Drill - thetoolnut.sjv.io/y2qg63
Milwaukee Detail Sander - thetoolnut.sjv.io/9g9AJY
Milwaukee Track Saw - thetoolnut.sjv.io/x9eDyy
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Amen amen walk by faith
Seriously, with all the niche options in the packout lineup why is there still no rolling drawer option? It makes no sense to have the bottom box of a stack only accessible from the top so that you have to take everything else in the stack off of it for access. 😒 That bottom box is the perfect piece to feature front-access drawers. It seems to me like that should be the literal foundation of the standard 3-piece stack
What do you mean? They have empty Dollie’s and rolling boxes? Just confused
@@hopkinstreeexperts759 yeah, they do make a separate 4-castor dolly for rolling things around the shop, but I'm guessing it can't handle much in terms of uneven terrain compared to the standard hand-truck style rolling box. I was just saying: wouldn't it be great if that rolling box had front-access drawers instead of a top-loading box lid - that way we wouldn't have to move several boxes off the top of it just to gain access 👍
@@skygreen5939 yeah the dolly they make works like a traditional one. You can put whatever boxes you want on it. They have both the 4 wheel cart and the dolly system.
@@hopkinstreeexperts759 ah, you're talking about the hand truck they call a "2-Wheel Utility Cart", yeah? I ALMOST picked that up, but was dissuaded by some negative reviews. Also, that hand truck plus just one drawer box at list price would be ~$400 😳... i dunno, i feel like they are missing an opportunity not just making a drawer version of that rolling tool box - i expect it would outsell the hand truck, and maybe even the rolling box itself.
The Rigid 3 drawer rolling base has been released
I got lucky and got a crap ton of like new pack out stuff for a fraction of the msrp it would have been. Every additional item I’ve picked up to expand was worth every penny. Gets me on and off job sites WAY more efficiently.
Also, I’m a Ryobi/Milwaukee guy
It's not a mistake if it works and works well.
So awesome that you can print your own organisation trays
it would be really nice if they sold that insert for the track saw, i went a head and ordered some more Kaizen foam to make my own, there is sooooo many mods, inserts and options for Milwaukee
5:40 lock the cart too ! No big deal
Had to subscribe when I saw your shirt! Also, I appreciate the content without all the drama or constant chintzy comedic relief present in other channels. Thanks for the facts!
Thanks for your review Matt. I don't have a system but if I bought one I'd seriously consider Klein because I just love the color. I know, that's a terrible reason to buy organization products. But I do love the color. 😊😊😊❤❤❤
A word of warning the wall mount packout battery holders only work on the wall mounts they will not lock on packout cases. This annoyed me as I was looking for a fast and convenient way to transport batteries from my wall and on the packout cases
Hello. Where can I buy these inserts? Especially for Milwaukee 5in1 ty so much
Where did you get the stl file for installer driver insert? And what material did you print it in ?
Link in description. Got it from Jonah Pope Designs
@@TheOutlawEffectthank you sir . Love your videos. Gon hit subscribe.
I own 18 packout drawers, as well as other bits, the wheels suck as if you hit a minor crack, pebble on the floor or a small pile of wood shavings they just stop dead, going up high gradients in to customer properties the wheels just get stuck at the bottom and refuse to roll upwards. Pneumatic wheels world be better. . The dividers in the drawers need to be hot glued in pace to make them stay if you move your drawers frequently all my screws, waggos, dril bit accessories got mixed up in the first week due to this issue.
The amount of nooks, gaps, and just the general overall lack of smooth monolithic surfaces make these a nightmare to clean after real dusty jobs.
And I hate how the drawers are not dust or water resistant. If you are doing dusty work cover them up or move them far away.
The bottom roller is a box not a drawer,so you'll never use it due to awful accessability. Although the latest version coming out is a drawer, the only downside being it has solid tiny wheels which will also get stuck only tiny washers, pebbles, dust, etc. Pneumatic tyres on these things please!!
Overall...still one of the better ones on the market but still absolutely shit. They always start of really bad so they can drip feed this stuff to the market and pay people like this guy to say nothing but positive things about there products.
@the outlaw effect
2:14 hey Matt, love new channel, congrats btw-sorry late; & just saw this nice tad bit AND WANT ONE, of course….right lol.
So, can help fellow tool lover & tradesman, etc…. And let me know what 3D printer used to make yours. Want to get into 3d printers in my spare time, but I’ll probably source it till can get my own and learn h9w to use. Also, your Chan description reads similar to my resume and I got started around than too.
Keep up the great fun work doin’👍🏻 and imo, no such thing as boring vid, as ppl can ⏩ what [They] find dull, but others might not! Ex. Watching a good vid on 3d printers and setting up for ppl in trades to mod our tools etc….and that a rabbit hole lt me tell you sir! Ugh…..after 3 hrs and many vids in, I still lost on what to do 🤦🏼 😂
Ok, thx for this vid, great info and w/ your energetic “energy” you give us all.
Cheers✌🏻
I just sold my rolling base because I couldn't stand not being able to have front access. I absolutely hate that I have to take stuff off to get to it. So I'm ordering the 2 wheel cart, i have a 3 drawer but I'm going to pick up a multi depth drawer box, I have the packout vacuum, xl box, backpack, a low profile (the one you have your electrical stuff in, i do the same lol and i have the shockwave 100pc bit set with half packout. The rolling base is junk in my opinion.
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Didn’t know you had a second channel .
Very helpful , thank you.
I dam did the same thing wish i wouldn't have Klein is better im a electrician 😂
It’s fan boy plastic , I use Milwaukee tool for twenty 5+ years , I use ZARGES to store as plastic won’t last long in the environments, PELI CASE. Are ok but not long
I don´t doubt their stuff is quality made. I am sure they use good quality plastic as well but the problem is just like with any type of plastic this stuff will get brittle in ca. 10 years and it will fall apart in 30 years. I know that 30 years is a long time but there are still tools boxes and stuff from over 30 years ago which you can use today. Like the great collapsible Zarges alu boxes from the 70´s.
Maybe in 10 years we will have 3D printers who can print those sizes and in the quality needed.
I’d LOVE the insert for the installation driver and detail sander. Is there any where to buy them if I don’t have a 3D printer?
Yes, you can find them on Etsy.
@@TheOutlawEffect yeah. But for $75 just for one insert (not with the pack out) I may as will just buy my own 3D printer.
@@Tristam21and that will be a good picking)
please let me know what 3D printer you have - didnt get a chance to watch the whole video had to go to work. Might watch later... perhaps you say in the video.
Bambu Lab X1 Carbon (review on the channel)
Great video
Thanks!
Good video 🤛
Thanks
Where do you get your shirts?
most come from Kerusso.com
Kerusso is right up the street from me. Good company, good people, GREAT message.
Tough built ain’t built for zero temps
the damn inserts cost as much or more than the actual packout box
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“walk by faith and not by sight”. yes, because belief systems are so much better than science and reality. ridiculous.
You came here to insult his beliefs and somehow try to disassociate the Christian faith from the pursuit of truth via science? You do realize the man is reviewing tool storage systems? Did you have a comment to share about the video’s content or are you a simple knit picker?
@@chrism5859 Christian faith IS the disassociation from the pursuit of science - that's kinda the whole point. but i'm sorry, snowflake, is the first amendment only a right when it's something you subjectively apply it to?
I hope you change your heart before it’s too late.
Hard to take anything seriously with that sky daddy shirt on 🤦
Have you ever done your own research to find out the truth? This guy did: ua-cam.com/video/67uj2qvQi_k/v-deo.htmlsi=qwNeoc1Rrfwq-DuA&t=610
I love my packout, but I find I don't really need the larger toolbox versions, i like the half size and full size organizers more.
I love my Packout.... and I went full tilt into it.
However..... that Toughbuilt looks and feels freaking amazing. I am excited to see what they do.
Thanks for the info. By the way, your t-shirt is awesome
No mention of the Dewalt/Craftsman storage systems :( they have been around since 2011
I use the rigid boxes but there is a reason packout is considered top of the line. An awesome system, if I was in the trades that is what I would use. I am a mechanic so I went with the best made, cheapest ones at the time. I only use them occasionally for roadside assistance and small jobs.
Actually rigid was first.
You need to do a new update with all these newly announced accessories! Bro I am pumped!
Home Depot is 90 miles away from you??! Where do you live? 😂
Thanks for the info, very informative.
The summer release that is coming from Toughbuilt is going to have people flocking. They are coming with the heat in 2024. Also, the following is growing rapidly with many custom mods already being produced by the community.
you need the lock handles when driving. the draws are full of heavy tools and WILL fly open. if a competitor really wants to compete with Milwaukee they will make their large containers with front giant drawers that pull out because the stacking is the downside having to pull stacks apart to get to tools. Milwaukee has the little drawer units but not the meg drawer. And if you've ever hoisted these things around they are extremely heavy once filled with tools.
0:16 all three of these in this shot are made by one company in Israel. It’s called Contract Manufacturing.
Haha. You say you don’t do much electrical work so you bought the large organizer to keep your electrical tools and supplies? Having only wire strippers and wing nuts that couldn’t fill 1/3 of the small organizer in your largest organizer, bought specially for that, makes perfect sense. It seems more like you bought to boost your 86 Packout video in an attempt to stay relevant. You are a lot more enjoyable and informative if you stick to what you know based on your personal experience. Love several of tour woodworking related videos.
I most excited for those packout tables. Those will be very useful for me!
Same I need those asap especially the smallest one. I’ve been looking for something like it for along time & can’t find anything quite right
I can’t wait to upgrade to pack out. The new products like the tables convinced me to take the plunge
Sadly the 3d printed insterts don't hold up to summer heat in a truck bed, even with a good bed cover i've had every one i've tried deform
I generally like your videos but those ridiculous bug eyed thumbnails are really annoying
My wife hates when I say Packout.
I wish I would buy this overpriced plastic. I bought a set like this from a retired guy who was moving down south for $175 bucks and I got 6 pieces to. They are well built but still plastic which is overpriced just because Milwaukee is printed on it.
I have packouts for tools that often get thrown in to truck but for stuff that mostly stays in shop Dewalt tstak is like half price and way lighter.
Fanboy !
😂👍
Ahem, Stanley enters te chat, rolling in their modular stack system from the year 2000.
I have a decent amount of Packout and I use it daily as a GC/Handyman. I is extremely durable and very expansive with more than just the storage pieces. I like how i can add te various tools or boxes to meet te needs of one or two specific jobs/tasks i am performing in a house, rather than lugging in everything, or a handful of separate tools. I can also clip my Packout vacuum on as well and don't have to drag in a larger one or search for a plug and extension cord.
Now, if they only made a step stool that i could clip on to te side...
I've made the transition out of most of my large Packouts and moved to the deep organizers. Much more comfortable to carry and it's impressive how many tools fit. The drawers are great in my trailer for all types of hardware. I have Ridgids for general storage and task specific grab and go boxes. They just lack in compact storage options. I highly recommend both.
I will never understand why shop people buy packout. Spending thousands of dollars to not even get the full benefit out of something will never make sense to me
I have money to buy tools or money to buy packout type storage. Not both. Therefore, my tools are transported in 5 gal buckets
Because of wall storage, rolling drawers, tool organization. Everything I talked about in this video. Also, my shop my rules 😂
@@TheOutlawEffect not saying you can’t buy it, I just don’t understand it myself.
Packout's locking/mounting system is the only one that is easy build your own with wood and metal.. I wanted a cheaper set for personal use so I could not get my Packouts muddy,, I got the Ridgid.. NO ONE takes responsibilty for the Ridgid,, NOT home Depot, NOT Ridgid and Keter (the actual mfg.) is HORRIBLE to deal with.. I wish I would have just bought a second Packout roller to take to the junkyards and get muddy..
When I purchased the packout system it was the only modular storage system that would stand up to the riggers of the environment that I was working in at the time (Ground up commercial construction). It had the largest wheels. This was a huge factor rolling through dirt and up and down steps. Overall, it was the toughest strongest system at the time. so yes, I paid 3x the price of the other systems and felt like it was worth every penny. However, that being said, as an electrician, if i was to purchase a system today I would go with the Klein system because it is geared specifically to to the electrical trade. It is tailored to electricians and communications installers. I won''t say that it is better, but it is specifically geared to our trade....If I didn't have so much money invested in the packout system ($700+) I would go with the new Klein system today!
Milwaukee Packout is the best I've seen. Don't own ANY because I can't justify the cost. Unfortunately your content has only reinforced my jealousy. I am well aware of what will happen if I buy 1 or 2 Packouts...I'll keep buying and end up spending $1k or more. The thought of the possible outcome makes me sick :). Thanks for sharing
I have a ton of the Milwaukee Pack Out even the first aide kit. Wall mounts system. Even Have some Festool Systainers. I came across some Klien Tools stackable drawer boxes and the quality along with price is better imo than Milwaukee drawers. The high price of Milwaukee is getting outrageous. But that red wall of Milwaukee looks great next to my OmniWall System in my shop.
So this is a wide range subject as everyone has their own favorite platform. I chose Milwaukee as I wanted to invest into better tools. Pack out is definitely designed for mobility. Don’t get me wrong I see the value of it in a shop for organization. It’s definitely been out longer and lots of fans have found ways to make it better. I have a few pack out boxes which I use for things that a rarely use. I feel it’s definitely for the professional that is constantly mobile. I think I’d like to get a few with drawers on them. Now you can’t find the wall shelf system that was once offered.
I do feel it’s a bit overpriced. If you have a shop I think investing in a decent toolbox and foam would better serve you as you grow in tools. Mobile professionals should invest in this to organize there truck, van to customize there needs for the job they are doing as opposed to carrying everything in and only needing certain things. However “MOST” not all professionals are a bit of slobs and don’t care about there equipment. Which usually means they don’t care about there work ethics.
If Milwaukee would ever release a XL single drawer box I would buy in to their system. ToughBuilt has one coming in 2024. Whoever releases that first is the system I am going to jump in to.
Packout is not cheap,but it's the best out and it works....and Red has a ton of options for all kinds of applications....and no I'm not a fanboy sellout.....I use what WORKS
Definitely love the Packout! Was previously considering Dewalt since they had the drawers that would fit my needs more or Flex because of the customizability. But this year alone between the new stuff they came out with, with the smaller storage boxes that you can stack and the fan support with customization and inserts, I cannot resist. The smaller stackable storage units make it so much easier to store my power tools and their parts/accs/blades and be able to switch between trucks.
I don’t understand the foam and all the packout if your tools don’t leave the shop. Doesn’t seem like you have truly put it to the test. It was made for mobility organization. That being said I’m a mobile tech and I love the packout. The foam is nice and all I’ve thought about it but didn’t make sense to me when my tools take a beating in the field more than they do in my van. I’m not hating. your videos are great I’ve watched many and many of them are awesome I’m just more about seeing true durability testing. Any mobile storage would work sitting in a shop. 👍🏼
great video..i may invest in the packout..i saw before you have the installation driver inserts before.. creative.. now the detail sander?!.. awesome!
Haven’t tried the others except older Dewalt, but being in a hot/cold work van for 4 years, no issues with Milwaukee getting brittle. Dewalt shattered after 1 year - but again this is their older boxes, not their newest.
Spending extra money for quality stuff is never overpriced. If you think its overpriced you dont understand quality over just like everything else
Pack is number one in my opinion. I had to go to rehab to stop buying them.
We'll see if it works. Thanks for the video.
Why would you print the bins in red...red on red with red tool in them ....clever....
because I can and wanted to.
@@TheOutlawEffect This is the dumbest answer ever ...
I like the dolly but figure I could build something much nicer and more customized for cheaper.
Dowel max jig and all the accessories fits great in a pack out. Hoping for a pack out that holds the TSO track saw guide in foam or 3d printed.
Wish 3D printing would be fast cheap and big enough to just print those.
Does this man work or just collect tools
Prob the latter
Milwaukee needs to make a small dolly for the single packout
I tried 3d, however it got soft when I put it in my vehicle summer time😂
Thank you for including in the channel description that this is your channel in addition to 731 Woodworks. This video came up in my recommended, and I was hot for a minute thinking someone was ripping off your content. 😂 Anyway, thanks for the Packout overview. I think I might have to copy your rolling cart design as a birthday gift for my fiance. He much prefers drawers to the top open boxes.
What kind of workbench system do you have there?
I just followed in your footsteps... started with the Rikon detail sander... then Santa brought me the Milwaukee orbital detail sander a couple weeks ago.
I bought the M12 drill and driver set a while back... I think I'll get the first aid packput some time this month. 👊
I soof all my packout and went Klien mod box
Hmm, now you have me thinking...
I am waiting for tough built.
After getting let down with the Ridgid modular system has made me very hesitant on jumping into the PackOut system. Also the ToughBuilt system looks really nice and with what is going to be released in the coming years I might jump on that ship. Oh the decisions…lol!
I’m in Ridgid box line and seems like they are always behind in regards to coming out with more features and options. Just barely came out with a drawer system. Crazy that they were one of the first companies to jump into these stackable mobile box systems is so behind everyone else
Brother i just seen your video and was impressed with how you presented everything. Enough so that i just subscribed with notifications.
Well done.
I have the Milwaukee system. Im starting to customize it for ny needs and more tool storage. I am interested in that printed unit you showed.
Thanks for the video and review brother.
Thanks and welcome
Milwaukee has ALWAYS sought out the innovative option. They want to be the company that says “yes, we have something for that”
Maybe their impact isn’t “as good as” the flex, but for the soul reason of their ingenuity and drive to make things that work in unison I will always go with them.
Seriously, it’s like they look at a process done by hand and think “yeah we can make a tool for that” then drop it. Even if they’re 2nd or even 3rd in the line up I’ll still role with them for that reason alone.
What name toolbox set up is that behind you
Husky from Home Depot. It's their Hutch. But I think that it's no longer available online.
I don’t see a link for the m18 track saw holder foam insert…where can I get that? It looks like a paerfect option for the XL packout tool box.
That insert comes with the track saw if you purchase it with the kit.
@@TheOutlawEffectahh, I bought the saw and track separately when sale prices made it a good deal 🤷🏻♂️ I really didn’t need another packout case or battery.
Thanks for the info though.✌️
milwaukee all the way nice review
Thanks 👍
Great video, subd
Thanks for the sub!
Nice review Matt👍
Thanks! 👍
Where did you get the Arkansas State Police plate?
It was mine when I was a trooper. Was a trooper for 13 years before leaving to go full time on UA-cam in 2021.
@TheOutlawEffect what troop where you with? And you known it already, but ASP are head and shoulders above the rest. Have a friend who is the commander of Troop J. Thanks for your service.
@@thepitpatrol I was in Troop F my whole career. Started as a dispatcher there in 2006. Went to Troop School in 2008 and was stationed there until I left in 2021. Loved it! It was very difficult leaving but felt God was calling me to do other things.
Nicely paid commercial from Milwaukee.
😂 I wish they'd pay me!
It is literally a crime to not disclose that you're being paid or were given the product for a review.
If possible, think we need some type of adapter that allows mixing and matching of the various box systems.
That would be awesome, maybe a Milwaukee PackOut/ToughBuilt StackTech collaboration maybe? A boy can dream…lol!
you need, but they dont. what for they will do it? for you go and buy cheaper roller and stack packout boxes on it? they need you to buy all the stuff from one brand, that the patent is for.
if i were them i would definitely did some things to prevent mixing and matching. nothing personal, just business))
UK Based. Used Packout for a long time and do love it but several gripes. 1) You shouldn’t have to buy 3rd party 3D printed inserts for their own tools. Even blown moulded inserts like Makita used to do would be a workable compromise. 2) all the wall-mounted stuff is overpriced and unnecessary - lots more focus is needed on getting the packout options nailed. for example… 3) too much-wasted space in packout. When you look at the volume of storage space. Feels like they could be way more efficient. I do love ‘em, though, and certainly spent my hard-earned money getting a van load! Great videos - keep em coming.
Milwaukee is the Toyota of this game! There will only be runner ups.
Packout forever 🟥🟥🟥🟥
Packout forever 🟥🟥🟥🟥
Great video! Just a random question, you mentioned your 3d printer.. what brand/ model of 3d printer do you have, I'm in the market for one... thanks from 🇨🇦 !
It's the Bambu Lab X1C. I got a review of it here ua-cam.com/video/TmrF7RNLNCs/v-deo.htmlsi=1ITK5Gvw6-SfQtaq
It's the Bambu Lab X1C Review here ua-cam.com/video/TmrF7RNLNCs/v-deo.htmlsi=1ITK5Gvw6-SfQtaq