Milwaukee PACKOUT Has HIDDEN FEATURE That is GENIUS! 1000% IQ LEVEL
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- Milwaukee PACKOUT Has HIDDEN FEATURE That is GENIUS! 1000% IQ LEVEL! In this video we show the #verycoolgang a hidden feature in Milwaukee PACKOUT medium size boxes with a top handle that is absolutely genius and 1000% IQ level. Milwaukee tools PACKOUT medium sized boxes with top handles have a hidden feature that can save you from accidentally dumping all your tools out of the box. Is Milwaukee tool playing 4D chess? Because this hidden feature in PACOUT boxes is genius! Let us know your thoughts on this hidden feature of Milwaukee PACKOUT medium sized boxes in the comments section below.
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Milwaukee. I got tboned going 60mph by someone going 70. My milwaukee rolling box and med box were in the bed loose they flew 110 yards flipping and spinning. Rolling box wheel bent and slide handle broke but sevral hundred dollars worth of tools safe and sound box didnt come open or break or crack. Med box went just as far. All drills batteries were fine the handle cracked on the packout but still functions fine. Still waterproof and everything in it was safe still going strong. I on the other hand broke my humerous (upper arm) in 3 places ans now have a 12inch plate full of screws forever in my arm. But when i went back to work i bought another set of milwaukee packouts they take a beating and keep what i need to get the job done safe. So i cant argue with that abuse and how well they did. So until some thing can do better than that ill stick to what works.
I started with Dewalt Tough System about five years. It was good system to store tools at an affordable price. I could not justify paying for Milwaukee Packout just to hold my tools. Then Packout went on sale, I purchased a 3 piece set. I realized what I been missing. Packout is superior in strength, features, versatility, and Packout has more boxes, bags and accessories then Tough System, Systainers, Ridgid, and Bosch put together. Sorry Dewalt, but the Tough System just can't compete with Packout even the new 2.0.
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I think there's a secondary reason to that handle locking to the Box. Takes the weight of the Box off the lid 👍
Even more genius
@@miguelmendoza9772 This comment is genius!
Even the replies to this comment are genius
Was thinking the same thing. Gotta be a weight distribution tactic
I just spent a small fortune on Milwaukee pack out and I don’t regret it at all. I was really torn on buying more m18 batteries or upgrading tool storage and I am very happy I did. I don’t miss having tool bags, 5 gallon buckets, armfuls full of junk, going up 15 stairs to a bathroom remodel. I love how organized my site storage situation is now.
Not ashamed to admit that I initially chose Milwaukee because my favourite colour is red 😂 but I’ve stayed with Milwaukee over the years getting more tools, more batteries and recently a pack out with a bunch of organizers. Super happy with it all 🤘🏼👌🏼
Lol same. I like craftsman and milwaukee because of the red color.
I also have the Milwaukee system but because of how heave there Box’s are i also have the M12 and the M18 tools they have a lot more power
Yup and we all bleed red lol
I work in the film industry and got sick of carrying my husky bag by hand. The pack out caught my eye and I haven't looked back. Love the big wheeled box. I can have 3 things stacked on top and roll it down stairs, mud, sand....you name it. It has helped me get more done and be more efficient. Looks very professional compared to people that roll in with a bunch of milk crates bungeed together.
Art department loves the packet system!
Sound department loves the Packout system too!
Cleaning department loves it too. All of our cleaning supplies are perfectly packed. We used to have 4-5 milk crates and it was so a big pain going back and forward, also while the car was moving, things sometimes got all over the place. I love the pack out system. It even fits the steamer. And I agree with you, it looks very professional.
IT department loves the Packout System as well!
The department of compartments loves the packput system.
The only issue I have with Milwaukee’s Packout system....I collect them like freakin’ Pokémon!! 😂
Great channel...great vid...thanks Vince!
My problem too....and my banks problem
Seriously, like everyweek i see something that i havent seen before and then i do mental gymnastics to convince my self that i need it lol
Yep it’s addicting
I wish I could be addicted but I can't afford it :packouts are ridiculously expensive
This is the reason I held off as long as I did… finally gave into it and now I’m watching loads of videos and shopping
That's scary, i found this feature on my packout by accident whilst moving my box.
So glad as the latches were open.
Exact same lol
I've done it a few times and it saved me from spilling PVC primer and glue all over my van floor
I hadn’t paid attention to that feature in the Milwaukee handle. Nice!! I think Milwaukee has done an awesome job designing their packout. Fit and finish is awesome. It is a little more expensive than others, but they have created an awesome variety of packout offerings to provide more solutions. My favorite packout item is the Crate! Great video, have an awesome night!
First off, love the channel, love the VCG community. Secondly, Im even more glad I chose the Milwaukee Packout now 😅
So a guy looked at his igloo cooler latch and said hmmm I have a idea lol
😂 😂 I dropped my screw organized once. It went everywhere.
Last call (emergency call at 1am).
I had my shop vac, toolbag, and screw organizer out.
Plugged in my shop vac. 😂
You must do HVAC
Yep. Sort them out later when you're off the jobsite.
I like on the Milwaukee packout the large box with the wheels if you look under the lid you'll see a few small screw holes those fit perfectly for the battery charger so when you open the lid you can leave your battery charger safely Inside the Box instead of plugging it in somewhere where someone could steal it
Nice, dewalt 2.0 has similar screw holes, also has 2 different tool tags inserts for gps and bluetooth, I'll have to check 1.0
I use the Milwaukee system because the handle locks the lid. It has saved me a number of times. Live confidently and peacefully
I have dewalt, rigid, and Milwaukee. Mostly because I couldn’t justify the cost of all Milwaukee. But for 100% better bet if it comes off my truck on a regular basis it is in a Milwaukee packout.
Packout boys... Milwaukee forever 🦾🔨
#FASTBACK2.0
I didn’t even notice that feature on my packout box. Just that little innovation makes such a monumental difference. Even from a safety standpoint it’s huge. Thanks for pointing that out for us Vince. Love my Packout 👍
I have the same packout. I realised today that the black trays in the top have already broken off at the corner and are now laying in the bottom. Brittle plastic and it's only a few months old.
Recently started buying Milwaukee Packout systems because of your videos. It's has already saved me tons of time. Glad to see another feature it offers.
Freaking brilliant!!!! Now I know exactly which piece I'm adding to my PACKOUT setup next. Thanks, Vince!
Thank you for your enlighting clips!
Personally, and for my needs at an apartment home, I ended up buying the DEWALT TSTAK Tool Storage Organizer system. Yes it's not as big as those you're showing, but after looking around thoroughly, I ended up buying the TSTACK system for three main reasons :
1) Its size - compact but still roomy, having a width of about 17 + 1/2 inch it would perfectly fit along the depth of my closet;
2) Choices of different storage box for custom system configurations - I bought one deep drawer, and another element with two drawers (yes, *_drawers_* with sliding rails and that can be locked in place so that they don't inadvertently open, are super practical in such stacking system, as there's no need to unstack them boxes for some top access) ; the top storage is a standard tool chest (designed along the kit) and has a large and tall handle - another model has a standard handle ; the bottom storage is a deep chest. Both the deep and standard chests have a storage tray inside, and the drawers have dividers/containers.
3) in order to move the system around, there are three choices : stacked together, they can be carried using the large handle on the top storage (there's also a standard storage chest without large handle, only a standard one). For moving the stack around without effort, we have the choice between a 4-wheel cart with breaks (the top storage handle would be used), or a trolley with its own handle (the top storage doesn't need to have a large handle). I bought the 4-wheel cart.
I work at a big box store where we sell both brands. I am also a gadget "nut" by heredity so, when I saw the Milwaukee had an interesting latching/slide connection I had to investigate it further. I'd have to say that IMO it would come in handy when cleaning up carriers in a hurry, but the front circular unlock mechanism is a bit of a struggle when trying to un-connect boxes (especially if filled with heavy tools).
While watching you video I was thinking up ways to demonstrate the handle feature side b side in stores. Milwaukee has come up with a tool box innovation that has changed toolboxes for generations. Think about it how many times do those lid latches break off??? Now that tool box became useless to you, because of the reason you showed us.
Stick with the brand that takes the time to put itself in the shoes of the tradesman and designs products from that experience.
They take too much time though... we've already bought into another tool platform years ago
That definitely wouldn't be Milwaukee
@@garrett3108 because I've worked with them as a professional and I've seen that they could not have talked to any of us in our trade or put themselves in our shoes to have made the tools they made and that's why we all still prefer other brands such as makita and Klein and Midwest. They had to have just pushed them out for variety and money and it shows imo
they literally come out on jobsites in milwaukee and have us tradesmen demo tools and otherwise comment on things before they send it off to china to be mass produced. hell they had a buddy of mine take an engineer up in a lift and show them how a lejeune gun works.
@@localeightironworker what's a lejuen gun
Some might think this is no big deal, but yeah that's a big deal. At least with me... I do reconstruction for a flood company and when there's days that I have to go to 2 or 3 different jobs, that little feature is HUGE.
I found that feature purely by accident the same day I bought the box. This is why I love Milwaukee tools. They're not satisfied with just slapping their logo on a product that's just like everyone else's. They use innovation and ingenuity to make it a step above the rest.
I pack all my Makita in the best system. The Milwaukee Pack Out. Durable, tons of options, and at a affordable prize. This is in Denmark, Europe.
Affordable??? Where???
@@kirk422 D&D and Carl Ras, or your local dealer.
in a real first world country like denmark the milwaukee packout is affordable. sad
Just like me! Most my power tools are Makita and go in my packout system. Best of both worlds lol
Damn you guys get the cool black ones
The only thing is many Packout Boxes (with lids) lack this feature. I generally carry my boxes by the side handles which doesn't have the box opening issue.
Its easy: if it is yellow & black, put it back! Milwaukee all the way except for table saw(Bosch), big hammer drill(Bosch bulldog), belt sander(porter cable), plunge router (Bosch).
I love my packout system. The only beef I have with it: Milwaukee should’ve sized the drawer width up in the 2 and 3 drawer packouts to better accommodate their tools. Their m18 fuel grinder, m18 grease gun, and m18 fuel sawzall BARELY fit in the drawers, and they take up so much real estate in one drawer that it’s impossible to get more than just that given tool in the box. 1.5 inches wider and both the sawzall and grinder would fit perfectly in the same drawer
Bout to get some merch and finally become a member of the very cool gang!🙏
I’m new this year to Milwaukee tools beyond the drill/impact driver set I bought 3 years ago. This year due to circumstances l couldn’t control, I found a need to purchase a few more cordless tools and extensive research led me to more Milwaukee tools. Last week I found the Packout base cart box on sale (40% off) and decided to grab it and figured I would use it and stack my tool bags on it to make jobsite tool transfer easier. I liked that cart box so much, that I also grabbed the 22” box and the front door box as well. Got em both at another really good sale and in total, saved $155 between the 3 units. I’m impressed by the strength,versatility and storage capacity of them and will be on the lookout for other deals on more Packout cases because I absolutely can’t stand any of the other brand’s systems with their limitations and lack of ingenuity. I’ve never been stuck on any particular brand before, but this year I have become a Milwaukee guy, because every one of the (now) 14 tools and 3 packout cases I’ve purchased, has exceeded my very critical expectations. No offence to DeWalt guys, but Milwaukee is just better. Full stop.
I'm a Master plumber and I use Milwaukee tools. I used to use Dewalt but Milwaukee did a better job on harder projects.
We do commercial new work and I bought the packout system and didn't realize that simple thing until I got to the truck. It has saved me time.
Good video bub.
Wasn't sure if I wanted the rest after buying the packout cart, I just bought it to help me move other heavy things and because it looked cool. I'm personally pleased with the packout cart but I haven't tried others, it's a lack of experience with carts for me. That said, i'm so glad you talked me into these packout tool boxes to go with the cart. Love the handle feature and I need that as i've made messes in a hurry just like you described.
I can remember doing Ross stores with buckets of parachute bags for all the fasteners. Thought we were pretty slick back then.
Both have pros and cons. I love the drawer systems and dewalt started that. I use all drawers cause I like to stack and keep stacked. Being organized saves time but pulling apart containers to get to other containers is a huge waste of time. Sometimes you're in a tight area and have to stay stacked high. We stack 6 or 7 drawers high and each one is marked with what's in them so you just pull drawers grab what you need and go. It also keeps you from bending over for each tool.
I absolutely love that locking feature of those pack outs. Fantastic. One of the first things I noticed about them a few years ago.
Amazed my brother when I showed him… he never knew it.
Love the energy you bring to every video 👍🏽
I like your reviews the best because your realistic and put different scenarios. You give brands a fair chance and comparisons. Your 1000% right depending on what your working on will give you an idea what system or brand is right for you. Im running ryobis 18v platform with about 20 tools but also I have Milwaukee 12v tools also. Its plenty for me as a DIY and general residential repairs. At the moment im doing a full remodel and buying new tools I need.
Milwaukee here, I just love all the options. Ridgid is the BEST bang for your money.
You know Milwaukee is tough when Vince actually sit on them.
Somebody call Vince fat?
To be fair, I use my ToughSystem 1.0 as a step stool and I’m fat as hell.
@@sirfrancisbacon4344 jacked but still fat, like Endgame lol
Vince and VCG why you give me more reasons to buy the Milwaukee Packout especially when I don't need it 😂🤣
Great job guys! Thank you for the info!
Good evening Vince, and the VCG staff. I would argue that you are loyal to humanity. You identify strengths as well as weaknesses so that we can make a decision that best suits us. What works for you, may not meet a specific need of mine, but thanks to your analysis, I can now make an informed decision. Thank you. God bless you and the Very Cool Gang.
Awesome example of how a small mistake can tax the hell out of you and/or be engineered out of the equation
When Packout was released I thought they were overhyped. I’ve been happy w/ my Rigid boxes for years.
Needed a 2nd setup, & got a Packout on sale. They’re not cheap, but they save me time, frustration & money
This hidden feature is a real butt saver.
Great Job Vince, never realized that and I have 3 sets of PackOuts, LOL......
I love the Packout over the TStak/DeWalt. That has made Milwaukee money.
Great video! I bought my first one a month ago, I'm a milwaukee guy, but I got a ridgid for my all my irrigation parts... but now after seeing this, I'm gonna get milwaukee for all my screws, nuts and bolts!
I use both brands. Dewalt system in the van on a wall rack and Milwaukee for small on the go grab n run work.
Both serve my needs perfectly.
Since I’ve went to the Milwaukee pack out boxes I know exactly where everything is for each and every job. The durability is great
Good job 👍 Continue the great Videos and demonstrations!👍🧰🪛🪜🪚🔧🔨⚒🛠😍
seems simple but makes the biggest difference ever i never even noticed
That just happened to me yesterday with my large pack out box.I looked down and was like WOW I GOT LUCKY. But now I realize Milwaukee had my back. It didn’t even register in my mind it did that.
I do like those dewalt boxes. Also very functional. Their are definitely pros and cons with both systems. I have a little of both. I mostly just use my pack out for the fact fits in my car a little easier. But both great products.
I ended up going with the Milwaukee system even though I have a bunch of DeWalt tools. I liked it because I feel like I can see things better on the red background. Also the locking system is very nice. Overall if you go by the cart base piece , it’s very solid
That’s a great feature! Thx for sharing
Yo Vince! Thank you for highlighting the most important feature of all, the truth. Take care and God bless! 😁👍✌
Love your stuff guys, keep up the great work fellas!!!
I discovered this while looking at the Packout in Hime Depot... it was actually the final feature that made me go with it.
That was the best least cringe relatable factual and most energetic intro I’ve ever seen! Love your energy the first 60 sec earned my sub fr
At the time I was investing in an install system for our custom kitchens, PackOut was by far the best most durable system out there. It is a little on the heavy side, but that is what gives you the durability in my opinion. The DeWalt system looks pretty good now though! Good for them for stepping up their game. It does look like their dolly/cart thing is a bit more robust than Milwaukee's. I was really interested in the packout cart when it was released but it seems a bit pricey and not as beefy as I had hoped.
My first week as a plumber apprentice i picked up a Milwaukee organizer filled up with screws and didn't realize it wasn't locked so i dropped everything, and it fell through the floor at the job site, luckily it was when we were all leaving so nobody saw me 😭
Schoolboy error
Sweet I didn’t even know that! Love your show brotha!
That is fantastic to know, like I said, your videos are extremely informative, keep them coming
That is an awesome 👌 feature..lol..never thought of that!..thanks ...I would have never known!!.YOU the man!!!!
Well being an hvac service technician the Milwaukee packout system is my #1 go to system. But I also have the ridgid stack system with the ridgid crate & the ridgid works good for my woodworking stuff. Awesome videos btw
Tstack earns me the most. The 4 wheel trolley makes the system boss. The solid body tote makes 'friday 4pm packouts' seamless.
I know I’m very late but it is very hard to ignore it’s prices! Tstak is at least half the price of toughsystem and packout!
I know I’m very late but it is very hard to ignore it’s prices! Tstak is at least half the price of toughsystem and packout!
@@carvidz7504 and a quarter of the quality
I just bought my first packout set and im impressed with all the extra stuff it can do! I didnt even now the top stayed closed while unlocked, crazy! Thanks for the info
I definitely think the Milwaukee pack out is more versatile and has more options. That's pretty obvious when you see all the different attachments you can get for it. But as for the video you didn't mention the handles on the side of the DeWalt tough system boxes so if you lifted it by the sides it wouldn't spill out, just a thought. Milwaukee's design is definitely better in my opinion. Even though I have both the DeWalt 1.0 and 2.0 tough systems. I love the clear lids so you can see what's inside that is the nice touch for sure also.
And for people to see what's in them then steal it nope not for me lol
Wow, never noticed this. Owned these boxes for over a year. I guess I just always latch em ;)
Great explanation and demonstration. Are you interested in the new FLEXTOOLS line coming to Lowe's?
It's the little things that make the difference. I love milwaukee. I'm from Wisconsin so it feels good to support a local company. Reps come on to job sites from time to time giving out free stuff and letting guys try out the latest and greatest milwaukee products.
Lol, Local.... only the Name my friend.
I'm a big fan of Bauer tools. But I'm not a contractor. I'm a truck driver that is a firearms instructor on the weekends and diy things to save money. So far, it's more than adequate for me.
Great info, great channel.
I put all my high end Ryobi tools in my light duty Milwaukee Packout! Seriously, all my Ryobi, Dewalt, and Milwaukee tools... And Black and Decker Circ saw. Thanks for the recommendation Vince.
I bought my Packout stack in Dec '19 and accidentally discovered this feature last month. Great vid as always Vince.
I use the Milwaukee pack out in my work trailer. I bought it exclusively for the two and three drawer system. The system can be mounted permanently and the way they lock the drawers in place with the bar makes it beautiful for when I go over bumps and such nothing gets moved around and they're perfect for my plumbing fittings I can fit two inch and inch and a half plenty of pieces with the organizers and I always know what I have or what I need.
Im investing in the Milwaukee packout because i have literally every tool a decent semi-truck repair shop has stuffed under my bunk, in cabinets on my top bunk bed tools shoved literally everywhere and with the packout i believe i can fit the larger crates under my bunk and the smaller kits (electrical, airline fittings, glad hand seals, bolts, nuts, washers, etc can remain all in one cabinet i need to fit alot of stuff into the smallest cm3 area possible so Milwaukee is about the only way to go along with the modular design i can take what i need and roll it to another drivers truck so i can help him without making 4 trips across a parking lot lol
Dont mind throwin TOOLS back in the box (I'll tidy them up later) but fasteners.. Sheesh!
I've had that happen before, so I put 'em in little plastic ziplock bags for that very reason
Packout's a bit big and chunky for me, and now Flex is out, I'll wait til our hardware stores have those - like with batteries, I'd like to stick to one system, but I''ll prob have one for small stuff, another for big stuff -- Greetngs from London, keep em coming Vince!
I have little room in my garage and two left hands, but that doesn’t stop me from needing tools and I decided to go full Milwaukee when I needed a toolbox. The pack out is simply genius. Their tools are fantastic save for one: the backpack sprayer.
Love the packout Only one I will buy and you guys are great keep up the great videos.
5:44 Dropping a “parts box/organizer” and having everything spill out, is up there with being FRUSTRATING and “having a bad minute or two”. Especially since ya know, “small parts” end up GOING EVERYWHERE across a floor! Definitely sucks when it happens (& it does); & is also why we have several “pickup magnets” for such a thing. Than what we do for the “non magnetic” pieces....funny as it may sound, but have pantyhose that we connect to intake on shop vac and suck all those parts up; right inside the panty hose(if really in hurry, will just suck everything up w/ shop vac and pantyhose and sort it out L8R). That way we can sort & reorganize everything back at shop and not on jobsite taking up time; cuz “paying” the tab for missed sales is not making [Us] money🤪
It’s those “little” things like this on a product that “makes” them even better, imo👍🏻
To answer the question....I’ve got more Packout now than I do DeWalt TSTAK, or Tough System now. Packout sure is expensive, but do like the mods they have ppl are doing/making for them, and durability & “details” that they offer. Besides, VCG Fam don’t pay full price for Packout (or tools), we grab those DEALS!
Thx Vince for the vid, and have a good one VCG FAM✌🏻
Thanks Aepek!
Great vid!!!! My dewalt HD tool box broke thru on the bottom after a few months...Ill try Milwaukee
Everytime a dewalt loyalist watches a packout roll onto a job site they die a little more on the inside
🤣
We used to have this mechanism, which is fairly simple, on our camping cooling boxes in the 1960s already and I asked myself, why I had to refill my toolboxes so often due to the lack of this simple feature. 🤣 Finally they've got it.
Not to mention that the Packout is just made with better and heavier materials than the Dewalt boxes. It just stands to reason that Milwaukee's boxes are going to last longer and stand up better.
Time will tell, my dewalts have lasted a good 4 years so far no problems, Twice the room of packout.
Seems pretty comparable to me. Although I haven’t taken that close of a look at PackOut to see what you’re saying.
That's just one tiny reason why packout is light years ahead of dewalt.
Took them light years to come out with some decent tools
A light year is unit of measurement, not of time.
Nerd Alert!
I'm loving my milwaukee packout big tool box and two crates. They seem to be amazing quality and hold a lot of tools. I picked milwaukee because of the availability.
Wish it was some of the same fetures on the Slim organiser that I use with my back pack every day. It’s just to easy to popp the lid open.
Wow, that is genius! I never knew this was a feature, I am not a contractor but I've been considering buying some packout gear. This has just cemented my prospective purchase. BTW, love your informative videos and your channel.
Woaahhhhh! I always wondered why the latch would click on the packout. Amazing. Thanks!
It’s these small things that justifies the increase in price for the Milwaukee system. If you dump 2 boxes of screws it has made up the price vs the dewalt
I bought mines a few months ago and didn't know about it until I ran into this video. Thanks for sharing, I agree with you 💯. Genius it is!
I'm on the Festool system, it was around before Milwaukee packout. It's very space efficient and fits together a lot more easily than the competition. But Milwaukee is more rugged and has bigger footprint boxes. GC should go for Milwaukee, but more fine trades are better off with Festool/Thanos/makita boxes.
Straight up would never have thought of that if you hadn't pointed it out... but dude I've been the guy picking shit up off the floor 🤣🤣
I used to turn my nose up at packout mostly due to price. After trying a couple of the organizers for a while though, I ditched my rigid stack and re thought how I oregano my stack. Now I have a half stack organizer half stack tote and the vacuum for my EDC all on the compact dolly. I ditched the base unit to save room in my Nissan juke, and just line my back floor boards with my power tools. There's a deep organizer and a compact organizer I leave in the car for my parts stock. This combined with a back seat delete allows me to carry 14,000' of ethernet cable along with all my tools, bam! 75 runs in the ceiling on day 1 by my self! An added bonus is I'm not banging a huge stack into walls trying to get to my work area!
I love my new packout system. But found out a flaw with the handle system this weekend. If you have the handle down and then put anything on top of it, you are unable to use the handle. I had the handle down, placed a slim packout for drill bits, and then you are unable to lift the handle up. I had to take everything off the top, lift the handle, put everything back on, then I could carry. When I got to the job site. Take everything off the top, then put the handle down, put everything back on top. It’s only easy take and go with nothing on top.
I really like the way that Milwaukee has come with there Boxes as well as what they have done to their tools... And the Boxes are easily stacked and fastened in as well, they are easy to roll and makes packout a whole lot easier for everyone...
Took 7 minutes to state "the handles on the Milwaukee make it so stuff doesn't spill when forgetting to latch". Bit ironic when mentioning "time is money" multiple times.
So... I haven't heard this too much but the one huge advantage of Milwaukee Packout for me is when searching for any bits, drivers or fasteners im not looking into a " black hole" ! It's far quicker to locate and I.D. thinks against a red case or bin.
In addition to the "dolly" system you're 100% on that. Using the Packout accessories I'm constructing my own "dolly" system using a heavy duty hand truck from Tractor Supply.
Love my packout ! You guys helped me decide
I have all four. Started with RIGID, they were the 1st up to bat but always overlooked due to bias... Then DeWalt 1.0 and 2.0 and Milwaukee Pack Out. They all have their pros and cons and when I organize tools it is by the type of work. For the most rugged (concrete, masonry, iron work) I go with DeWalt. Yes, their hand truck is the best. For plumbing it is Rigid. Rigid was known for their tools back in the day (50's and 60's) so I just continue with that nod to better days. Milwaukee came a little late to the show but with some really kick-butt features which in hindsight, if they had come on strong earlier on, I would probably have a lot more of them. I think that the DeWalt CEO moving to Milwaukee gave them a clean palate to start from his experience with DeWalt. I keep a lot of my carpentry and electrical tools in the Pack Out. Good reviews, keep the competition up and we all benefit from better tools in the long run!