Dewalt Tough System 2.0 vs Milwaukee Packout 2 Drawers toolbox

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  • Опубликовано: 20 янв 2024
  • Milwaukee PACKOUT 22 in. 2-Drawer Tool Box with Metal Reinforced toolbox
    Product Depth (in.) $153 at Home Depot
    16.3 in
    Product Height (in.)
    14.3 in
    Product Width (in.)
    22.2 in
    Holding Capacity (cu in.)
    35 cu in
    Material
    Polypropylene
    Product Weight (lb.)
    20.05 lb
    Weight Capacity (lb.)
    50
    Dewalt Tough System 2.0 drawer tool box $99.00 at Home Depot
    Maximum Handle Length (in.)
    7.48 in
    Product Depth (in.)
    12.333 in
    Product Height (in.)
    12.6 in
    Product Width (in.)
    21.8 in
    Holding Capacity (cu in.)
    1501 cu in
    Product Weight (lb.)
    17.8 lb
    Weight Capacity (lb.)
    25

Комментарии • 22

  • @808hanky
    @808hanky 3 месяца назад +2

    This is a real test. Keep em up!

  • @christophercrawford2736
    @christophercrawford2736 5 месяцев назад +2

    I just switched from ToughSystem 2.0 to StackPack and was disappointed to lose the gasket.

    • @tradesmenlife
      @tradesmenlife  5 месяцев назад +1

      I have to try that one next time

  • @MatthiasAI
    @MatthiasAI 4 месяца назад +1

    the most unscientific test i didnt know i wanted... DO IT AGAIN! LOL
    unscientific or not i actually do think the randomness of the impacts play into daily use and accidents so it was interesting to see how they held up.

    • @tradesmenlife
      @tradesmenlife  4 месяца назад

      Yes definitely has been the issue for me spending hundreds/thousands of dollars on tools and equipment, box openers are a waste of time, how much abuse can it handle is the question

  • @elsoldabatey109
    @elsoldabatey109 5 месяцев назад +3

    I get it, you may want to grow your channel, but no contractor, trade worker or even an adult who willing to invest hard earned money on the most costly no money maker but necessary, the Tool Box, no one would do what you have done to your tool boxes,
    I do have Packout and Dewalt drawers, I tell you I do get pissed off when my stuff gets mishandle
    I’m just saying, to each his own.

    • @tradesmenlife
      @tradesmenlife  5 месяцев назад

      I have returned several Milwaukee tools because they fail. I am very rough with my tools and toolboxes. I still have older tools that never failed all this new crap is not made the same way.

  • @JustaCuriousity
    @JustaCuriousity Месяц назад +1

    Why are you so angry? I wanted to buy one of those so bad and couldnt afford, but you re breaking them. These tests are not necessary.

    • @tradesmenlife
      @tradesmenlife  Месяц назад +1

      Yep it’s the cost of business, nothing last forever, especially with me lol

  • @christophercrawford2736
    @christophercrawford2736 5 месяцев назад +3

    What did those drawer units do to you? 😨

    • @tradesmenlife
      @tradesmenlife  5 месяцев назад +2

      It was fun, thanks for watching

  • @capecodbuilder
    @capecodbuilder 5 месяцев назад +1

    😢

  • @JDL_MobileRepair
    @JDL_MobileRepair 3 месяца назад

    Worst test by far. You kept the Milwaukee locking bars on for most of the tests. Thats easily an advantage over the Dewalt, especially on that “pipe hit” test.

    • @tradesmenlife
      @tradesmenlife  3 месяца назад

      Obviously you have nothing better to do than complain, why bother get a life, I’ll watch your channel and talk a bunch of crap back? is that what you want? Is this an invitation?

  • @beliuk90
    @beliuk90 5 месяцев назад +4

    Idk. That's cringe 🥲

    • @tradesmenlife
      @tradesmenlife  5 месяцев назад +1

      What’s cringe, speak boy

    • @chriskar2324
      @chriskar2324 5 месяцев назад +2

      Let the guy have his fun

    • @beliuk90
      @beliuk90 5 месяцев назад +3

      Ok my old man, I'll take time and explain to you my point.
      First of all, I'm in the trades for over 10 years myself - I deal with tools, vans, tool boxes etc. So i know what I'm talking about.
      Second thing, if you're doing a durability/crash test - don't be afraid to damage it, comment "I'll fix it" made me lol.
      Third thing. Nobody is sprinkling their toolboxes from a hose, waterproofness is kinda not as important factor - toolboxes mostly kept in the van or on site. A little water from rain while transported won't harm.
      Smashing box with a flexible hollow upvc pipe? Seriously. Could take a long balloon, you'd definitely not need to fix it after.
      Flipping boxes on a wobbly table, that basically take most of the impact on itself. Lame, come on
      I don't know man. You're "trying" to smash it, but at the same time you want to save it so you can use it later(i guess), that's why you're saying "I'll fix it".
      Then why would you decide to smash in the first place?
      If you really want to show a stress test - load the boxes, pull them down from a high curb, will the wheels survive?
      Sprinkle any latches/moving mechanisms with sand/wood dust, show us will they still work, if yes, how effective.
      Drop it off from about 20 inches on the concrete floor, as if it would fall out from a decent size van. Will those drawers hold in place or you'll end up collecting your tools from the floor?
      I'm sure you are a pro in whatever trade you are, bless you and thank you for your service.
      But after watching this video I had a feeling as if I saw one of them wrestling shows or like a cheap porn, where actors are not even trying to put any effort into showing affection or some emotions. You just see it's fake right, that's what makes this video cringe.
      This way or another. I appreciate your efforts in doing the stuff on RUclips, good luck on that. I'm pretty sure there's plenty of knowledge you can share. Just find your own special approach to the viewers, be honest, genuine and think in advance what will you show, what will you say. Invest into quality camera, lights, filters, courses how to act on RUclips, how to do videos etc. With the right approach you can forget about working in the field, i understand age is not making life easier - become a RUclips blogger, I'm sure you can triple, quadruple your income in a few years. Again, with the right approach.
      Examples of interesting tool box tests:
      ruclips.net/user/shortspZV3uZ5wkNM?si=J5t7XjnIzBsLJsrk
      ruclips.net/user/shortsZPbeISmk4ts?si=b5bJVCblTIoeNSnw
      Good luck.

    • @Omnis2
      @Omnis2 5 месяцев назад

      @@beliuk90bravo lol

    • @markk3948
      @markk3948 5 месяцев назад

      Oh oh some one is mad their crap dewalt lost 😅