My Custom Packout Dolly System | This System Makes Life Easier Every Day

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  • Опубліковано 24 гру 2024

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  • @InsiderCarpentry
    @InsiderCarpentry  18 годин тому +4

    THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!
    6' Folding Aluminum Ramp - amzn.to/4g2IrK1 (Amazon, Earns Commissions)
    Casters 3" 8 Pack - amzn.to/3CJiDEr (Amazon, Earns Commissions)
    Milwaukee Hand Truck - homedepot.sjv.io/3JeZZM (Earns Commissions)
    Milwaukee Packout Mounting Plate - homedepot.sjv.io/vNdXBA (Earns Commissions)

  • @Otto_Irving
    @Otto_Irving 5 годин тому +2

    This man is a genius. Everything well thought-out, never over engineered, everything is just "right". We must protect Spencer at all costs, so much knowledge and about as honest, clear, straightforward, no BS as it gets. Thanks for sharing the knowledge! Definitely making a few of these.

  • @scvic2006
    @scvic2006 11 годин тому +9

    While I appreciate your work, I appreciate this sort of content much more. Discovering a problem and coming up with a solution is always a good time.

    • @InsiderCarpentry
      @InsiderCarpentry  11 годин тому +2

      Glad you like it! This is the type of content I enjoy making.

  • @afs3294
    @afs3294 17 годин тому +3

    Not just a pro craftsman, but Spencer optimizes his work for efficiency and ease. Rare combo. Merry Christmas!

  • @PaulMikna
    @PaulMikna 18 годин тому +21

    Milwaukee should hire you as a design consultant! Great system, Spencer!

  • @bearhauscubly
    @bearhauscubly 18 годин тому +11

    This is great, we've gone about 80% packout on our jobs and had just been struggling with the milwaukee trolley box. Your dolley idea is great - I'll be implementing it straight away.

  • @acwilsn
    @acwilsn 8 годин тому +1

    The dolly is such a well thought out solution! Absolutely love the organization!

  • @MrBrianDuga
    @MrBrianDuga 16 годин тому +3

    I think I saw one of your earlier vids a few years back on this and it's a really cool system. I know it's not sophisticated, but I appreciate the massive labels on each packout. You can see it from across a room without having to walk up to them to get a closer look.

  • @JackKirbyFan
    @JackKirbyFan 18 годин тому +3

    Absolute Genius. I remember one flip house. Oh my god, every day dragging the packouts into the house. Unloading the packouts one by one, opening them up. Then having to move the entire setup to another part of the house. What a complete waste of time and efficiency. This was genius!

  • @KosmicHRTRacingTeam
    @KosmicHRTRacingTeam 2 години тому

    This is great. I'm in Ridgid and Milwaukee. Only reason I went to Milwaukee after having so many Ridgid boxes is solely due to the baseplate and the size (the XL is larger than any Ridgid). I installed 2 of those baseplates into the bed of my truck facing the rear, for (2) XL boxes side by side. I then installed (2) of the larger baseplates on the sides of the bed lengthwise and I installed 1 Large Ridgid box on each side using an aftermarket plate to convert the Milwaukee to Ridgid. I still have some slots left on the larger side baseplates, one I use to attach a 2 gallon gas can and the other a hydraulic jack. The Milwaukee baseplates are genius, and can be used so many ways

  • @rickkinney1249
    @rickkinney1249 15 годин тому +1

    by working "faster" you really do add value to the final cost of the job for the client and yourself-----nice video rick

  • @KosmicHRTRacingTeam
    @KosmicHRTRacingTeam Годину тому

    I was planning on making something like this for my Milwaukee and Ridgid boxes. As I store a lot of them in my garage and move them often. Ironically I was recently in Depot and found a Ryobi rolling base for $30. Brought it over to the Ridgid boxes to make sure they at least sit on top fairly well. Sure enough they did. I then added some bars on side of the plate to "click in" the Ridgid box. Works surprisingly well. But I now prob need to build some of these. Thx!!

  • @doug779
    @doug779 12 годин тому +2

    Some great ideas even if I am not a contractor, just a home owner with more tools and gadgets than I should have. Thanks.

  • @VottyS
    @VottyS 14 годин тому +2

    Might want to get a patent before Milwaukee swipes your design!! Not only is Spencer an awesome carpenter, but the dude is a workflow master!

    • @InsiderCarpentry
      @InsiderCarpentry  11 годин тому +1

      I'd gladly support them in manufacturing a solution like this.

  • @mikeinmaryland
    @mikeinmaryland 18 годин тому +3

    Merry Christmas to your growing crew and family. I hope your wife has a very healthy 2025. Keep up the great work Spencer!

  • @KetterHomeImprovements
    @KetterHomeImprovements 8 годин тому +1

    Thanks Spencer. I have a CNC and now I have a plan. Been looking for a solution like this. I am a packout nut much like yourself.

  • @kkutube1972
    @kkutube1972 9 годин тому +1

    Those a load of money you got into the system. Looks Awesome.

  • @GaryErin-u4w
    @GaryErin-u4w 18 годин тому +1

    Nice idea for the hand truck. I did a similar thing for my garage pack outs. Used the dolly with the cabinet pack out on the bottom then built up with drawers topped with tool bags.

  • @scottkrieman8108
    @scottkrieman8108 16 годин тому +1

    I put wheels on everything. like my dad has a two car garage with every machine for metal working.
    A huge milling machine, big lathe, drill press, big band saw and three welders all on wheels when he pushes them into storing position he can park two cars inside. Wheels was the best invention ever! Marry Christmas

  • @99andrianmonk
    @99andrianmonk 14 годин тому +1

    Interesting solution to address real issue - getting equipment on site easier.
    Hope all is well with your wife's recovery. Happy Holidays.

  • @zephyr1408
    @zephyr1408 17 годин тому +2

    Oh I bought all those components and I am building those carts. Later in life when I really retire I will sell or pass on to a well deserving finish man !

  • @BlueBloodCstm
    @BlueBloodCstm 17 годин тому +1

    I run my own shop but man this makes me want to come work for you! Thanks for the motivation.

  • @kevinlucas8437
    @kevinlucas8437 16 годин тому +1

    Always work smarter, not harder !!! Nice idea !!!

  • @timmietimmins3780
    @timmietimmins3780 7 годин тому +1

    Neat perspective. I went the opposite way though. Systainers with a custom truck.
    I find them much lighter and I think still cheaper than packout drawers, and I started in a SUV so I needed the space efficiency.
    I may modify my setup to have dollies for my systainers though. The main issue being that you can't use a stock hand truck and still open systainers while they are on the truck ( well you can, but you have to load them backwards).

  • @para-cad_llc
    @para-cad_llc 7 годин тому +1

    Always great content. I learn great points from you. Thanks!

  • @ghosttreewoodworks
    @ghosttreewoodworks 10 годин тому +1

    Great video Spencer! This is a great solution. Thanks for sharing this info

  • @DGALVIN45
    @DGALVIN45 Годину тому

    Never skip watching your videos. Love the content man. Merry Christmas to you and the family Spencer 💯

  • @michael.schuler
    @michael.schuler 10 годин тому +1

    Brilliant system and, as usual, super-useful granular breakdown. I'm not ashamed to admit that I've gone all in on Dewalt's humble T-STAK system (@30 cents on the dollar compared to most other systems). The obvious downside is that the drawers are small. However, I've been happily surprise by how many of my finish carpentry tools can fit in the drawers; those that can't work reasonably well in the small and large lidded boxes, which can be organized strategically in the stacks somewhat as you have done with Packout. I use the T-STAK simple "Organizer Carts" almost exclusively, rather than Dewalt's poorly designed "Trolley Cart," their version of a hand truck. Instead, I use a customized Magliner folding handtruck (I welded on a larger platform) to move entire T-STAK stacks, (stacks configured to form task kits) over terrain from van to pavement or finished flooring surfaces, again as you have done. Implementing your tips, I will augment the bottom surface of the Organizer Carts to create pockets for the Magliner, which without them does offer the possibility of dropping the whole stack.
    Always interesting to see how our common trade challenges seem to come with solutions embedded within them that we often discover independently of each other, sometimes from across the globe... I'm an old dog, and your channel consistently provides access to new tricks.
    p.s. I have also integrated the remnants of my legacy Festool/Tanos case collection into my stacks. Shoutout to StackSmarter for offering intelligent interface components configured to enable the various common storage systems (including Packout) to play together. BTW, if you compare T-STAK to Tanos, you will find that both the footprint and certain box heights are virtually identical between the two.

  • @dsop66
    @dsop66 17 годин тому +1

    Love this!! Organization is key especially when on a jobsite.

  • @AKNESTACK
    @AKNESTACK 11 годин тому +1

    I did my work van similar 90 % like your van works great with me thank you so much

  • @awesomexistence
    @awesomexistence 12 годин тому +1

    Merry Christmas and thanks for all Your Great Informative Content!

  • @BT-ih6kr
    @BT-ih6kr 17 годин тому +1

    great idea for sure. i now have to buy the drawer sets

  • @arthurmcdanielsen7489
    @arthurmcdanielsen7489 18 годин тому +1

    Merry Christmas Spence, to you and your family! Love your setup.

  • @Thejakegee
    @Thejakegee 15 годин тому +1

    Lean methods. I love it sir. Thanks for sharing!

  • @blueeye_sc
    @blueeye_sc 10 годин тому +1

    brilliant. nice that you share those goodies

  • @georgetown2057
    @georgetown2057 15 годин тому +1

    Thanks Spencer, definitely going to use your design I have a similar set up to yours

  • @kalebshepherd6639
    @kalebshepherd6639 18 годин тому +1

    Love it!! Thanks for going so in depth on the video

  • @esjay619
    @esjay619 18 годин тому +2

    awesome work , great setup!

  • @jgraeff1
    @jgraeff1 15 годин тому +1

    Awesome! Merry Christmas!

  • @zephyr1408
    @zephyr1408 17 годин тому +4

    Spencer ? I am not young ; I am more mature ? 66 still load all my saws , including table saw, pack outs , ( did change to a Kapex much lighter system and handles 16’ trim pieces ) . I think it’s genetics , eating clean, and the joy of work. I don’t fight my job it’s a pleasure and a blessing.
    Happy holidays and a very merry Christmas to you & yours brother.

  • @walterdavis3638
    @walterdavis3638 12 годин тому +1

    Brilliant! I love the way you think. Thank you for sharing.

  • @rogerkaldahl9540
    @rogerkaldahl9540 18 годин тому +1

    Thank you and a very Merry Christmas!

  • @michaelosmon
    @michaelosmon 18 годин тому +1

    Sweet dude. Merry Christmas. Appreciate ya

  • @67Redlines
    @67Redlines 15 годин тому +1

    Very, Very Clever...I'll give you a 10 out of 10...Good Video

  • @Aepek
    @Aepek 14 годин тому +1

    2:44 thx for this Spencer, was looking for an idea for new Dolly, and can take this and not just “upgrade” my Milwaukee, but also makita as well, Bosch….ill figure something out, lol.
    Cheers ✌🏻
    My experience and opiniated thoughts below from using over YEARS
    Imo, the makita macpak and Bosch l-boxx dollys are awesome. They smooth, easy to manipulate, and just roll, turn, glide….with ease compared to other brands I have used &/or own. Wish all brands had wheels and maneuvered like the makita dolly (1st) and Bosch dolly (2nd). However, the Bosch dolly is BIGGER than the Milwaukee dolly, hard to believe I know, as the L-Boxx system isn’t bulky like Packout, it’s small by comparison and when the white dolly on bottom of blue L-Boxx’s, it’s quite a bulky odd looking setup, like afterthought; even though it moves pretty good. The wheels are similar to Makita, w/ a hard rollerblade/rollerskate/skateboard type castor system that just glides over the floor in a house and does quite well on sidewalks, driveways and roads. Even the makita dolly sticks out on all sides past Makpac system, the smallest “systainer” portable tool storage made, and b/c of this….again, looks a bit odd (but least SAME COLOR SCHEME) when stacked all together on a wall, van, garage…..with gaps in between.
    But b/c was spoiled by the castors, when got Milwaukee dolly, the OEM castors lasted month before light replacement ones to make them glide like the makita and Bosch.

  • @landonlakes4782
    @landonlakes4782 8 годин тому +1

    This is the way to go 💯

  • @jayishere74
    @jayishere74 15 годин тому +1

    Milwaukee is supposed to be introducing a rolling drawer box soon if it’s not out already.

  • @MarkEgger-u9i
    @MarkEgger-u9i 16 годин тому +1

    I'm so jealous... all my s---t fits in 2 Lowes buckets plus the 12 in. saw i can't carry anymore!

  • @stevedolby1819
    @stevedolby1819 13 годин тому +1

    Great Idea!

  • @jeffgadbois1707
    @jeffgadbois1707 9 годин тому +1

    Thank You For Your Time And Knowledge 💯🤝

  • @warrenrenshaw7227
    @warrenrenshaw7227 15 годин тому +1

    I bought a router pattern guide inlay kit. I could make the Milwaukee pattern so the pack outs stay in place

  • @derekcrowe3999
    @derekcrowe3999 17 годин тому +1

    Great idea

  • @Streicherfinishcarpentry
    @Streicherfinishcarpentry 18 годин тому +1

    Do you think you will adopt the upcoming deep roll out base when it comes out or stick with what you have?

    • @InsiderCarpentry
      @InsiderCarpentry  11 годин тому +1

      I think I will use it for my consumable stack which currently uses the large wheeled packout. I don' think it will substitute for my hand truck dolly combo due to the weight of my larger stacks.

  • @lukesb3025
    @lukesb3025 3 години тому

    Nice tape labels, what did you use?

  • @MattFormoso
    @MattFormoso 7 годин тому +1

    Very cool

  • @edwardfitzpatrick1206
    @edwardfitzpatrick1206 15 годин тому +1

    Thanks

  • @SomeRandomOldGuy
    @SomeRandomOldGuy 9 годин тому +1

    Thanks man

  • @sm1557
    @sm1557 9 годин тому

    How much weight do they add to the system/ how heavy are the doolies? Great idea though...

  • @johnliebenow4165
    @johnliebenow4165 11 годин тому +1

    what happened to the milwaukee packout rolling pullout drawer

    • @srchubz
      @srchubz 9 годин тому

      releases in 2025

  • @trimwoodcarpentryincbymike9298
    @trimwoodcarpentryincbymike9298 17 годин тому +1

    The links for Home Depot don’t work
    Thanks for all the hard work in making these . Can you a$ the measurements for wheels location ?

  • @derekt4459
    @derekt4459 2 години тому

    How do you keep your stacks from tipping over?

  • @tc9148
    @tc9148 17 годин тому +1

    GENIUS!!!

  • @Cousin.Justin
    @Cousin.Justin 18 годин тому +2

    🎄 *Welcome BaCK* 🎄

  • @matthewwysocki5019
    @matthewwysocki5019 13 годин тому +1

    Smart!

  • @timwight9471
    @timwight9471 17 годин тому

    I wonder if a smaller footprint would make the stack too tippy?

  • @Kevin91322
    @Kevin91322 16 годин тому +2

    Is this a second time uploading this video? I’ve seen it before

    • @InsiderCarpentry
      @InsiderCarpentry  11 годин тому +1

      I actually accidentally uploaded it before I meant to a couple weeks ago, i took it down but it was up for about an hour before I realized.

    • @Kevin91322
      @Kevin91322 11 годин тому

      @ 👍🏼 love everything you do! Great video

  • @lrc87290
    @lrc87290 12 годин тому +1

    I guess you took the upper wheels off the hand truck. If you mentioned it I missed it.

    • @InsiderCarpentry
      @InsiderCarpentry  11 годин тому +1

      Yes, I have also purchased a hand truck that didn't come with the wheels also.

  • @67Redlines
    @67Redlines 15 годин тому +1

    Having a tuff time trying to find the Milwaukee Hand Dolly...

  • @gregoryhutchins8421
    @gregoryhutchins8421 12 годин тому +1

    I love the microwave! Gotta fuel the operator.

  • @2979paul
    @2979paul 16 годин тому +1

    Assume you contacted Milwaukee 😂😂😂😂 you better

  • @Thomas-po3wb
    @Thomas-po3wb 7 годин тому +1

    You wait to when you get up on age and you figure out most of your knee problems comes from your load and unload on a daily base.

    • @InsiderCarpentry
      @InsiderCarpentry  7 годин тому

      ... which is why i have everything on wheels and use a ramp on my van...

  • @williammiller4786
    @williammiller4786 3 години тому

    Seems like you would want to build your own drawer units to look really spiffy...

  • @algorithmbluepill
    @algorithmbluepill 13 годин тому +1

    👍🙏🙏

  • @concernedcitizen939
    @concernedcitizen939 7 годин тому

    I’d say Milwaukee should pay you about $5/unit when they “borrow” your design.

  • @coleman6131
    @coleman6131 14 годин тому

    Not needing a hand truck is why Packout exists.

  • @baleego
    @baleego 9 годин тому

    Great packout is manufactured in ISRAEL

  • @woodsheddesign
    @woodsheddesign 17 годин тому

    We have packout rolling base in UK already on the market

  • @xavytex
    @xavytex 14 годин тому +1

    Quick tip for beginners, don’t get a truck, get a van. Or truck and trailer.
    I regret getting a truck. Such a waste of time to find tools and not a good way to start or finish the day loading/unloading tools. Cheers !

  • @1974jrod
    @1974jrod 8 годин тому +1

    Thats a disease. Lol

  • @kirkdunn1379
    @kirkdunn1379 12 годин тому +1

    the packout systems are so overpriced....I just invent my system to haul tools in and out of jobsites

  • @allenriff9242
    @allenriff9242 13 годин тому +1

    should have gone the Flex route they now have the dolly with a drawer

  • @GaryErin-u4w
    @GaryErin-u4w 18 годин тому +1

    Nice idea for the hand truck. I did a similar thing for my garage pack outs. Used the dolly with the cabinet pack out on the bottom then built up with drawers topped with tool bags.

  • @LittleMeHere
    @LittleMeHere 6 годин тому

    Great idea!