Love the creativity but there's so many easier 3D printed mods that do this without drilling into the box or cutting up a perfectly fine mount. Joey Packible front mount is a beast. Just got one.
The plate still works the exact same after modification... maybe you didn’t catch that part. I have done this mod and my plate works identical to my other unmodified plate.
@@08Biatch do you know anything about business or structural integrity? Just because they still can clip in doesn't mean the plates can still hold as much weight as the full plate, if milwaukee was able to shave off that much area/ plastic from the mounting plates and have the same specs. They would have done that themselves and saved money and charge the exact same price. That's business
@@footlongburrito ....I just said that the bracket still functions after modification, because people were saying that the modified bracket would be “ruined”. I don’t know who is claiming it retains all of its original strength. I would bet money it’s maximum weight capacity is reduced, but I doubt by much. My modified bracket is holding my full packout socket set, vertically in a wall mount positions. It’s the heaviest item I ever have use for hanging from a bracket. Fact is if you wanted to you could add some more bolts to the bracket and probably end up making the modded bracket hold weigh more then a stock bracket using only it’s original anchoring points
@@08Biatch sure If you already have a plate I guess this mod is ok but not recommended to buy one and spend the cost just to cut it up then have a cut plate “you can still use” and have to find a use for it now
Ignore all these comments about how you can buy this or that. Keep up the great work! But if I could offer some advice. You do an excellent job with your videos, but if you would do an intstructable, or similar walk through on your plans and the dimensions for things like your drilling template, it would make things far easier to replicate. I had to pause your video over and over at different times just to try and get glimpses of different angles of the finished product, In order to fine tune the placement of my “plate”. Enjoying your content and looking forward to moreThanks again!
@@08Biatch it has nothing to do with it "working fine" it's that it's compromised now and it's a complete waste in money and time, when there're dedicated mod solutions already existing that look better than a cut up plate, and cheaper
Jeff your pretty smart with this stuff. Can you come up with a way that you can have removable bottoms on the crates so you can stack them to hold your long tools like levels, pry bars and other long items, It would be awesome if you can figure this one out.
Hey Jeff, any chance you can try and fix the floppy handle on the 10” packout Tote, there must be a way to stop it flopping around and keep it upright?? Please help with this mod? Cheers, Gaz UK 🇬🇧
i did not DESTROYED A 50$ mounting plate. i used a part of it to have DOUBLE the used, Yes i spend $50 on this Mounting Plate but i made the front attachment and like i said in the video i used the main mounting plate as a regular mounting plate, vertical or horizontal, i will have to do an other video to show you guys who does not understands in few week, Thanks for your comments. there is other site who sell only the bracket if you do not want to do all that work, www.packibletool.com/ kaizencasesandinserts.com/ store.jakeofall.com/ , I AM JUST HERE TO GIVE YOU SOME IDEAS OR BRAINSTORMING FOR YOUR OTHER PROJECT
Would still rather do a PACKOUT JOEY from Packible Tool no holes drilled into box keeping it water tight and clamps on to side rails super easy install plus added benefit of other added accessories cup holder, level holder, or a JOEY JR on the side for the half size pack outs
Has anybody installed some kind of small access to the front of the bottom rolling cart because I’m not using that space due to removing everything on yo to access that space please help let me know if there’s a video thankyou.
There’s a company that already makes these mounts and you don’t have to cut up a mounting plate, not to mention if you put tools in that mounting plate it won’t hold shit, the aftermarket mounts you can buy are solid instead of being hollow cavity
hi RiseKeyk , i am a trade plastic welder , plastic printed is good to a point , most printed parts a made of ABS, PLA or PVC which all brittle plastics and layers fusion change the plastic molecules so more likely to break when it's a mechanical part like this one. that's why all the packout are made of POLYPROPYLENE and POLYCABONATE, these 2 PLASTICS will resist to most impact or colder weather. Here is jackofall web site store.jakeofall.com/ Here is a PACKIBLE system all made of aluminum very strong www.packibletool.com/products/joey-rolling-packout-48-22-84-front-mount-bracket-kit
hello everyone, , i do all my research before doing major modification on tool or toolbox, all Milwaukee packout are IP65 only so this said , it mean dust proof and water resistant not waterproof as IP68 are, so with all the holes i am doing in to them it will not really change the IP65, but yes you could put rubber washers. here is a link for all IP info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_Code
Love the creativity but there's so many easier 3D printed mods that do this without drilling into the box or cutting up a perfectly fine mount. Joey Packible front mount is a beast. Just got one.
Packible Tool here... I second this!
@@packibletool send me a Joey! I’m broke ;)
The Joey is a beast. Looks good and doesn’t require holes to be drilled etc. Worth every penny imo
And they'rr available in 48tools
There are so many options of after market mounts that do this, they are cheaper than a milwaukee plate, that's a waste of a plate
The plate still works the exact same after modification... maybe you didn’t catch that part. I have done this mod and my plate works identical to my other unmodified plate.
@@08Biatch do you know anything about business or structural integrity? Just because they still can clip in doesn't mean the plates can still hold as much weight as the full plate, if milwaukee was able to shave off that much area/ plastic from the mounting plates and have the same specs. They would have done that themselves and saved money and charge the exact same price. That's business
@@footlongburrito ....I just said that the bracket still functions after modification, because people were saying that the modified bracket would be “ruined”. I don’t know who is claiming it retains all of its original strength. I would bet money it’s maximum weight capacity is reduced, but I doubt by much. My modified bracket is holding my full packout socket set, vertically in a wall mount positions. It’s the heaviest item I ever have use for hanging from a bracket. Fact is if you wanted to you could add some more bolts to the bracket and probably end up making the modded bracket hold weigh more then a stock bracket using only it’s original anchoring points
@@footlongburrito STFU!
@@08Biatch sure If you already have a plate I guess this mod is ok but not recommended to buy one and spend the cost just to cut it up then have a cut plate “you can still use” and have to find a use for it now
Great idea 👍
Jeff youre great
Ignore all these comments about how you can buy this or that. Keep up the great work! But if I could offer some advice. You do an excellent job with your videos, but if you would do an intstructable, or similar walk through on your plans and the dimensions for things like your drilling template, it would make things far easier to replicate. I had to pause your video over and over at different times just to try and get glimpses of different angles of the finished product, In order to fine tune the placement of my “plate”. Enjoying your content and looking forward to moreThanks again!
There has to be a better solution than cutting up and perfectly good mounting plate.
There is, @packibletool its called the Joey
Plate works fine even after mod. How are people not hearing this part
@@08Biatch it has nothing to do with it "working fine" it's that it's compromised now and it's a complete waste in money and time, when there're dedicated mod solutions already existing that look better than a cut up plate, and cheaper
@@footlongburrito send me a pic of your after market mod. Would love to see it
Jack of all is all i need to say check him and you wont be disappointed
Jeff your pretty smart with this stuff. Can you come up with a way that you can have removable bottoms on the crates so you can stack them to hold your long tools like levels, pry bars and other long items, It would be awesome if you can figure this one out.
i just posted a video tonight about long tools thanks for your comments
Milwaukee R&D should hire you.
i wish, but because i quit school in grade 7 do you really think they will hired someone dumb like me lol!!!!!!
Hey Jeff, any chance you can try and fix the floppy handle on the 10” packout Tote, there must be a way to stop it flopping around and keep it upright??
Please help with this mod?
Cheers,
Gaz UK 🇬🇧
Merci Beaucoup Bonhomme Houle.
bienvenue a vous nous allons etre de retour en Avril ou Mai 2022
So you destory 50$ mounting plate to do that! just buy the aluminium version which is bolt on and cheaper :D:D
i did not DESTROYED A 50$ mounting plate. i used a part of it to have DOUBLE the used, Yes i spend $50 on this Mounting Plate but i made the front attachment and like i said in the video i used the main mounting plate as a regular mounting plate, vertical or horizontal, i will have to do an other video to show you guys who does not understands in few week, Thanks for your comments. there is other site who sell only the bracket if you do not want to do all that work, www.packibletool.com/ kaizencasesandinserts.com/ store.jakeofall.com/ , I AM JUST HERE TO GIVE YOU SOME IDEAS OR BRAINSTORMING FOR YOUR OTHER PROJECT
There 29.00 now
@@toolboxtransformer9735 UPDATE. Mounting plates are only $29 now.
@@DumbCarGuy you are in usa we are in Canada they are $50
Would still rather do a PACKOUT JOEY from Packible Tool no holes drilled into box keeping it water tight and clamps on to side rails super easy install plus added benefit of other added accessories cup holder, level holder, or a JOEY JR on the side for the half size pack outs
Has anybody installed some kind of small access to the front of the bottom rolling cart because I’m not using that space due to removing everything on yo to access that space please help let me know if there’s a video thankyou.
What did you use to cut the plate?
multitool - oscillator
There’s a company that already makes these mounts and you don’t have to cut up a mounting plate, not to mention if you put tools in that mounting plate it won’t hold shit, the aftermarket mounts you can buy are solid instead of being hollow cavity
So how much weight did you put in crate for it to break? I'm curious.
👍👍🌹🌹
Why this guy should contact milwaukee enginering department to get a job
Instead of cutting the mount, would it be possible to get that piece 3D printed? if yes, please add link here: ____________..
hi RiseKeyk , i am a trade plastic welder , plastic printed is good to a point , most printed parts a made of ABS, PLA or PVC which all brittle plastics and layers fusion change the plastic molecules so more likely to break when it's a mechanical part like this one. that's why all the packout are made of POLYPROPYLENE and POLYCABONATE, these 2 PLASTICS will resist to most impact or colder weather. Here is jackofall web site store.jakeofall.com/ Here is a PACKIBLE system all made of aluminum very strong www.packibletool.com/products/joey-rolling-packout-48-22-84-front-mount-bracket-kit
@@toolboxtransformer9735 thanks!!! I might have to fork up the extra cash for them mounts.
@@RiseKeyk don't forget with my way you still could use the plate even if you are missing the part you will use on your front dolly
Do something like that on DeWalt Tough System
Jack Of All has a faster solution
No longer waterproof unless you put some rubber washers on it....
hello everyone, , i do all my research before doing major modification on tool or toolbox, all Milwaukee packout are IP65 only so this said , it mean dust proof and water resistant not waterproof as IP68 are, so with all the holes i am doing in to them it will not really change the IP65, but yes you could put rubber washers. here is a link for all IP info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IP_Code
Wow!!! No wonder nobody can find any packout stuff all you RUclipsrs/ hoarders have it all. 😡
This is a horrible idea. There are plenty of 3D printed mods that you don't have to destroy an expensive part
#jakeofall 3D print something please to do the same
Just buy the joey kit, jakeofall has demoed it
Packible Tool Joey!
What a waste of a good plate!!!!