Ditch the foam, max out the hole saws in a Packout

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
  • These videos are just intended as a starting point - to give you ideas that may help you craft your own mods.
    Jeff ditches the foam inserts and nests hole saws to max out the space in Milwaukee’s #49-22-5606 hole saw Packout kit. Why settle for just six hole saws in a Packout when you can fit at least 25 in the same space?
    #MilwaukeeTools #ToolboxTransformer #Jakeofall #packibletool #kaizencasesandinserts

Комментарии • 7

  • @jamesmocharski4803
    @jamesmocharski4803 3 года назад +1

    @ Jeff Houle Perfect timing! I just picked up the Milwaukee 28 piece Bi-Metal hole saw set.

  • @prestonhathaway4219
    @prestonhathaway4219 3 года назад +1

    Do a video on organizing Milwaukee pack out backpack I’d watch it 100 times over 👌 keep up the good work Jeff

  • @stevenfoust3782
    @stevenfoust3782 3 года назад

    You could also make a thin plywood peg board to hold them in place if you don’t have a 500 piece set.

  • @corylapointe94
    @corylapointe94 3 года назад

    Hit the Like and Subscribed. I am in the process of moving into the packout system over Ridgid Pro. I used the Kaizen foam and the Diablo Hole Saw set resting horizontal with a couple added larger sized hole saws. I often cut larger holes in Schluter Kerdi tile board for shower valves. Picked up the Milwaukee adjustable hole saw and its also in my kit. I should be covered for my needs. Although I do like how you have most every size up to 6" in your kit.

  • @UlisesPalacios
    @UlisesPalacios 3 года назад +1

    Ditch the foam all together. Waste of space

    • @MightyHawx
      @MightyHawx 3 года назад

      True. And everyone is OBSESSED with kaizen foam 🤷‍♂️