Thank you. I'm glad you like it. I definitely try to do the review once I have some time on the item and can give examples of how I think it can be used. Not saying that is always the case but I know its what I look for when I watch a video.
Regarding the problem you mentioned at about 7.45 with the drawer dragging. It is because of the position of the little feet underneath the unit. They are not directly under the sides (where all the weight is transferred to). The little feet are a couple of inches in from the side. This causes the bottom to bow up because the sides are pushed down. It is a problem with the bottom drawer every time you place these toolboxes on a flat surface.
I agree. I like to know some info about it, but I also want to know how it holds up and in the case of storage, what you use it for. Thank you for the input, means a lot.
Great video, great information. I ordered the Milwaukee Packout - its really great but at the same time its HEAVY and HUGE. So I would recommend for a professional. Beeing just a home owner/DIY guy I will return the packout and get the TSTAK.
Yes, the packout is definitely bigger and heavier and the average homeowner is just fine with the t-stack in my opinion. I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video, nice job. I agree with you conclusions.. I have the craftsmen two drawer with a craftsmen organizer on top. If you place stripes of wood (or whatever material) under the sides the drawer issue goes away. I used 1/2 x 2" . don't put them under the connecting nubs, just under the sides. Solved the problem for me.
Other viewers have confirmed that their bottom drawer on the tstak does indeed drag. I also saw a video on a way you can fix the drag if I remember right but it was a while ago and I don't remember who it was or how. However the 2 drawer is in Amazon for $36 usually so I think that is cheaper than the craftsman.
My Craftsman bottom drawer sounds just like yours. My Tstak is smooth. I was going to exchange the Craftsman but maybe I’ll just return it and get another 2 drawer Tstak. Thanks for the video.
Someone else did tell me that their Tstak drawer drags like the Versastack. After all the Versastack's I looked at, I would say your odds have to be better with the Tstak. I'm sure after time, they all might drag as its just plastic.
Thanks for the review. I have the Rigid setup and possibly looking for a lighter system. I like these are smaller, and the drawer units allow you to keep them stacked and still get your tools Very important in a customers home so your not scattered all over floors and not constantly bending over.
I love these drawers as well. It's like you said, they are a lot smaller then the Ridgid and its really nice for multiple things. I will say that as you stack them on top each other, the bottom drawers will start to drag as they just don't handle the weight to keep from dragging. You can use them just fine, you will just notice the drag.
It depends how rough you are on your stuff lol The tough system is a lot more durable and they do offer drawers for it. The newer draws are pretty nice I might add. Me personally, if it was between just tough system and Tstak, I would go with the tough system. How ever if your not transporting your tools off your property, the Tstak would be the more cost efficient route and should be just fine in my opinion.
@@tgltoday2717 agreed. Ordered some tstak to feel it. Love it, but too fragile for the truck bed. Will definitely recommend to homeowners though. The new 3 drawer tough system sealed the deal.
@@BobLobLawsLawBlog Yes, those are my thoughts as well. Even though the t stack originally was made for the pros, it is now a homeowner system in my opinion. I forgot all about the three drawer tough systems. I've only seen the two drawers and I really like the new design. I bet that will work pretty slick for you.
What I have notice with all these brand stacking systems, they do not have any way to lock it. So if it is out in the open, someone can just take it, or take things out. I hope they all start making the systems lockable. Thanks for the informative video. Good Job
Your absolutely right. They need to come up with a way to lock the systems. I think some of them might have a spot for a small lock, but I'm sure a nice hit with a solid rock could take that lock apart. Thanks for the compliment. I'm glad you liked it.
My only issue with this and any other brand is that they are not great if you are stacking them with the top lid tool boxes on top of them. Normally these drawers will need to sit at the very top or have something light on top. The other bad thing about the Tstak drawer is that they are not great for storing tiny little things because they tend to scatter out of their containers if you are moving them on bumpy terrains. I suggest putting a plexi glass to cover each drawer on the top.
Yes, I got the same issue. Even if you stack just two drawer units on top of each other, the bottom drawer unit I have found will sag. It's very unfortunate but it is just plastic so I guess I can't complain too much. Although I would have loved to have seen them nit sag lol Drives me nuts to hear the drawers drag like they are. Plexybglass. That's a great idea. My drawers are stationary. I mainly use my pack out when on the move so I don't have to worry about the migration. But yes, these would not be very good traveling in my opinion.
For anyone wondering why they are the same system. Craftsman and Dewalt storage products were always made by Waterloo manufacturing even when they were completely different companies. Now that Craftsman is owned by Stanley only the Lowe’s storage is still made by Waterloo but Stanley uses Waterloo for all the DeWalt stuff. A huge plastic molding company that makes for many but those are big contracts. Lots of toolboxes.
Yes it can. Its white on the back of the one's I have. They also come with some blank ones that you can write on and just put in so you don't have to do anything with the one that says Craftsman on it.
This is a professional system but not made for heavy duty construction. I think that’s important to note. I’m a general contractor and have had the same set for 6 years and still in great condition.
I also love how many options they have with it. I think they really did a great job. It's also nice that its not as big and heavy as Ridgid, Packout and Toughsystem as sometimes I find that extra size and weight gets in the way.
I too am a professional millwork installer. The Tstak is perfect with the cart. I have 4 stacks and have a built a chopsaw stand with some units. The nice of the Tstaks is that they are small and light and can be easily brought up stairs.
I have all my M18/M12 fuel tools in tstak toolboxes. They have been serving me well, because I am constantly taking my tools to different jobsites and everything else was way too big and heavy. Im not a small guy by any means, but the packout toolbox weights like 10lbs when it's empty. My tstak toolboxes are around 3- 4lbs empty. I fitted them with custom foam inserts. They really do a great job of protecting everything. It's true they are not water proof, but then again why would I leave my expensive power tools outside in the rain? So far I have 3 toolboxes, one clear lid organizer, a long handle deep box and a long handle toolbox. I'm at the point where I need to get the cart with wheels and a handle. I don't think I'm going to go with the drawers just yet, though.
Sounds like you have a great start to your collection. I'm with you on the size of the Tstak sure is nice and I also like how light they are. I considered getting drawers in the Packout but the price and the size is just something I don't need right now. I much rather have these Tstak drawers myself as I don't need to transport my drawers often. Thanks for watching.
@@tgltoday2717 my only remorse is that tstak 2.0 is out in Europe and is rated for water and dust protection. That's the only difference. I really wish we could have that here. The more I think about it the more it bugs me how they are exactly the same but waterproof.
@@tgltoday2717 Craftsman Versastack system has the waterproof gasket. However, i have noticed 2 types of gaskets. 1 is a silicone/rubber type, other is a foam type. The rubber 1 is the winner. However, the only drawers in existance with water proof gaskets is the tough system 2.0... and those drawers empty a HEAVY A.F. & dont even have a top handle.
@@3jmontg The last time I saw the versa stack system, I do remember seeing the foam gasket. I've never seen the other gasket, however, I don't have any stores that sell versus stack anymore so I haven't personally looked at one outside of the drawers in probably 3 years. That's all great information. Thanks for letting me know.
I just bought 2 vesastack boxes and they both have the drag on the bottom drawer without being stacked or any weight in the drawer. It's not too bad but not as smooth as the top drawer.
This is probably the best video covering the TSTAK 2-drawer system. Better than some professionally made Dewalt Ads. I have the Tough System 2.0 and my wife got me the TSTAK Totebox by mistake for my birthday. I use the tote box a lot and it most times stays in the crew cab of the work truck holding larger power tools, temporary and odd tools for a specific job, and it is all dinged up with great character...and still holding up well. I been looking at this 2-drawer TSTAK to attach to the bottom of the tote box so it has a drawer system under it to hold stud finder, chalk line, small laser level, extra pencils, drill bit extensions, 3/8" and 1/2" wood augers, bags of M&Ms etc. Great video again. Keep it up.
Thanks for the nice comments, it means a lot. I'm glad you liked the video. Any wife who buys her husband tools is a great catch in my book. There's something about the size of these drawers that I really like. They don't take up a lot of room but still hold a good amount. I think keeping it in your truck like you said would work out well. Thanks for watching.
Great video on the Dewalt tstak system what you mentioned about the craftsman draws making that noise when opening the same thing happened to my dewalt draws aswell I did notice if you put a lot of weight intop it did do the same as the craftsman.
I'm not 100% sure I know what you mean by the Craftsman trolly. My guess is you're talking about the bottom wheeled Craftsman Versastack box which is supposed to be100% compatible with the tstack. I'm going to say yes as all the drawers connect and the drawers for the craftsman connect to the rest of the craftsman boxes. However I've never personally tried it. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
This would probably be a relatively ideal travel carry/rollcart option for a hobby tool/craft. Such as RC/Modelling/Art tools/paints, where you're needing to maintain lots of smaller parts an tools for quick easy access. I use a Plano tray 3stack fish + tackle box as my starter option, but those are far more expensive an less sorting space (despite the plenty of individual compartment flexibility) versus say going with two TsTak double tray's stacked. The only thing that is really holding me back from going with this option, or really any of the other similar systems is the lack of a sealed lid for each drawer. If that were incorporated into any of them for a comparable price range as the TsTak it'd be a surefire go to option.
I wish the drawers would seal as well. When traveling, if you drop them or they tip, depending on how small of stuff you have in them, could definitely mix.
@@3jmontg In all honesty I prefer using plano fishing tackle drawers (or similar storage drawer+lid system) for my storage needs. They're vastly cheaper. I think for the price points from any of the modular storage systems you can get 4x trays that have 15-20 compartment slots. I just wish they made them in larger dimensions. There's a few that come in 3 inch depth with the same standard width an length dimensions. I'm in the process of fabricating a lightweight storage trolley rig that can lock 10 trays into place.
Here in Europe, Stanley is cheaper and so are the foam inlays. Around 10-12 € cheaper than the Dewalt. I think they look better in all black. Maybe it's the same in the US, if so you can save som $
I've never seen the Stanley's here in the US in person. When I have found them online a few times, they are more expensive then the Dewalt's. I've looked for them with no luck.
Hello I have the craftsman versastack dual shallow drawer system. I need to remove a drawer to remove paper behind it. One guy said you can remove the drawer. But didn’t provide enough info on how. Can you please help?
On my Dewalt, when you pull the drawer out, where the outside rail meets the inside rail slide, there's a grey tab on both sides. You lift the tab up on one side and push the tab down on the other side and it will release the slide so you can take the drawer out. It may be a different color on the Craftsman. I hope this helps.
I have a 3/8 socket holder that goes from 6mm to 20mm. It holds both deep and short sockets standing up on pegs and I just put it in the single draw box and it fit. It has about 1/4" room side to side and no issues closing. Hope this helps.
Great video. I wish they made a craftsman single drawer version to match the rest of my versastack system. I posted review videos of the 2 drawer craftsman piece as well as the 216 pc versastack tool set. Would love to hear what you think if you get a chance to watch my videos. Appreciate the content.
How are these compatible with tradestack. Some say they r. Some say not. Some say u need attachment. Anyone know? If compatible it’s strange to me they changed the name??? Thx
There is a Tradestack adapter plate that goes on top the trade stack. You can then mount the Tstak/Versastack containers on top that plate. You can't mount Tradestack onto Tstak/Versastack.
Years ago as a professional mechanic I learned to hate Craftsman broke three fingers on a 9/16 Craftsman ranch when the boxend broke. Something about Craftsman makes me want to run the other way. Plus the first cordless drill I had was Craftsman and it was a piece of junk.
Yikes, I'd probably feel the same if I had your experience. I've also never been a fan of the cordless tools from what they once were and even though they are a lot better now, I still won't buy them. Thanks for watching.
It's to bad any of them do. I mean I get it if you have a lot of weight in them, but if they are empty I don't think they should. I'm just glad it doesn't stop them from working or make them really hard to open.
The twin drawers are not design to sit on flat surface put a tstack box under so they are sat on feet as designed and no catching. I have three of them they are great when not on bottom
I know the price on the versa stack has gone up a lot here as well. I'm not sure if it's double here but it's definitely gone up and I think it was around the same price last time I looked but that's been awhile . It's crazy for me to think that Craftsman cost more than DeWalt, but that's just my opinion.
I don't like them. Sure, nice for parts, but not for tools. Screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers... etc... these drawers simply don't offer enough height. I would have bought bunch of those if these drawers were double height inside.
They are not perfect by any means. If you get the single drawered box it can fit impact drivers and bigger tools like that in. But these are defiantly more of a DIY homeowner set. If your in the trades I would recommend Ridgid, Toughsystem 2.0 or Packout. Ridgid is releasing a 2.0 version so I'm excited to see what all it entails.
Amazon has a lot of sellers. I've seen the 1 drawer as low as $29 dollars all the way up $79 if I remember right. Here is a link for the 1 drawer. At the time of me posting this link, it's selling for $33.29. www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DWST17803-TSTAK-Single-Drawer/dp/B00BF4VUKO/ref=sr_1_2?crid=27JCQMCRZHIKS&keywords=dewalt%2Btstak%2Bdrawer&qid=1703293589&sprefix=dewalt%2Btstak%2Bdrawer%2Caps%2C132&sr=8-2&th=1
@tgltoday2717 after I posted the comment, I looked again, and I found some like you said for 33.00, so i ordered several. Thank you for your feedback. I really appreciate it
Dude this video has way more information than most of the tstack videos out there , congrats !!! , keep up with the good job !!
Thank you. I'm glad you like it. I definitely try to do the review once I have some time on the item and can give examples of how I think it can be used. Not saying that is always the case but I know its what I look for when I watch a video.
Regarding the problem you mentioned at about 7.45 with the drawer dragging. It is because of the position of the little feet underneath the unit. They are not directly under the sides (where all the weight is transferred to). The little feet are a couple of inches in from the side. This causes the bottom to bow up because the sides are pushed down. It is a problem with the bottom drawer every time you place these toolboxes on a flat surface.
Thanks. That's good to know. I might have to see if I can make something to put under the sides to help with that.
Good job! This is what reviews should be like, not just reading down the specs & features list! Subscribed!
I agree. I like to know some info about it, but I also want to know how it holds up and in the case of storage, what you use it for. Thank you for the input, means a lot.
Great video, great information. I ordered the Milwaukee Packout - its really great but at the same time its HEAVY and HUGE. So I would recommend for a professional. Beeing just a home owner/DIY guy I will return the packout and get the TSTAK.
Yes, the packout is definitely bigger and heavier and the average homeowner is just fine with the t-stack in my opinion. I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video, nice job. I agree with you conclusions.. I have the craftsmen two drawer with a craftsmen organizer on top. If you place stripes of wood (or whatever material) under the sides the drawer issue goes away. I used 1/2 x 2" . don't put them under the connecting nubs, just under the sides. Solved the problem for me.
Thanks for the tip. I will try it. Glad you like the video.
Great video! I was about to get the craftsman, but that bottom drawer issue sold me on the TStack. You saved me from making a mistake. Thanks a bunch!
Other viewers have confirmed that their bottom drawer on the tstak does indeed drag. I also saw a video on a way you can fix the drag if I remember right but it was a while ago and I don't remember who it was or how. However the 2 drawer is in Amazon for $36 usually so I think that is cheaper than the craftsman.
Great video.I had no idea as it came with no instructions. Thank you!
Your welcome
My Craftsman bottom drawer sounds just like yours. My Tstak is smooth. I was going to exchange the Craftsman but maybe I’ll just return it and get another 2 drawer Tstak. Thanks for the video.
Someone else did tell me that their Tstak drawer drags like the Versastack. After all the Versastack's I looked at, I would say your odds have to be better with the Tstak. I'm sure after time, they all might drag as its just plastic.
Thanks for the review. I have the Rigid setup and possibly looking for a lighter system. I like these are smaller, and the drawer units allow you to keep them stacked and still get your tools
Very important in a customers home so your not scattered all over floors and not constantly bending over.
I love these drawers as well. It's like you said, they are a lot smaller then the Ridgid and its really nice for multiple things. I will say that as you stack them on top each other, the bottom drawers will start to drag as they just don't handle the weight to keep from dragging. You can use them just fine, you will just notice the drag.
Thanks. Just bought tough system and you got me questioning if i should back track to tstak.
It depends how rough you are on your stuff lol The tough system is a lot more durable and they do offer drawers for it. The newer draws are pretty nice I might add. Me personally, if it was between just tough system and Tstak, I would go with the tough system. How ever if your not transporting your tools off your property, the Tstak would be the more cost efficient route and should be just fine in my opinion.
@@tgltoday2717 agreed. Ordered some tstak to feel it. Love it, but too fragile for the truck bed. Will definitely recommend to homeowners though. The new 3 drawer tough system sealed the deal.
@@BobLobLawsLawBlog Yes, those are my thoughts as well. Even though the t stack originally was made for the pros, it is now a homeowner system in my opinion. I forgot all about the three drawer tough systems. I've only seen the two drawers and I really like the new design. I bet that will work pretty slick for you.
What I have notice with all these brand stacking systems, they do not have any way to lock it. So if it is out in the open, someone can just take it, or take things out. I hope they all start making the systems lockable.
Thanks for the informative video. Good Job
Your absolutely right. They need to come up with a way to lock the systems. I think some of them might have a spot for a small lock, but I'm sure a nice hit with a solid rock could take that lock apart. Thanks for the compliment. I'm glad you liked it.
@MAAHAQQ I think that's about all you can do.
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My only issue with this and any other brand is that they are not great if you are stacking them with the top lid tool boxes on top of them. Normally these drawers will need to sit at the very top or have something light on top. The other bad thing about the Tstak drawer is that they are not great for storing tiny little things because they tend to scatter out of their containers if you are moving them on bumpy terrains. I suggest putting a plexi glass to cover each drawer on the top.
Yes, I got the same issue. Even if you stack just two drawer units on top of each other, the bottom drawer unit I have found will sag. It's very unfortunate but it is just plastic so I guess I can't complain too much. Although I would have loved to have seen them nit sag lol Drives me nuts to hear the drawers drag like they are. Plexybglass. That's a great idea. My drawers are stationary. I mainly use my pack out when on the move so I don't have to worry about the migration. But yes, these would not be very good traveling in my opinion.
For anyone wondering why they are the same system. Craftsman and Dewalt storage products were always made by Waterloo manufacturing even when they were completely different companies.
Now that Craftsman is owned by Stanley only the Lowe’s storage is still made by Waterloo but Stanley uses Waterloo for all the DeWalt stuff.
A huge plastic molding company that makes for many but those are big contracts. Lots of toolboxes.
Thank you for the info.
The craftsman label that can be slid out, can that be flipped over and written on to make a custom label?
Yes it can. Its white on the back of the one's I have. They also come with some blank ones that you can write on and just put in so you don't have to do anything with the one that says Craftsman on it.
Great review.. I have the drawers and the compartment box also and the full tstack on Wheels... love DeWalt
Thank you. I love their drawers the most. That's really nice having the full tstack on wheels.
@@tgltoday2717 Just got the torches lol
Good review! Subbed.
Thank you and I appreciate it.
Nicely done. You packed in a lot! I am a retired professional and you answered all my questions. Thank you
I'm so glad to hear that. All I want is to help other people make these decisions easier. Glad you like the video and thank you for watching.
This is a professional system but not made for heavy duty construction. I think that’s important to note. I’m a general contractor and have had the same set for 6 years and still in great condition.
I also love how many options they have with it. I think they really did a great job. It's also nice that its not as big and heavy as Ridgid, Packout and Toughsystem as sometimes I find that extra size and weight gets in the way.
I too am a professional millwork installer. The Tstak is perfect with the cart. I have 4 stacks and have a built a chopsaw stand with some units. The nice of the
Tstaks is that they are small and light and can be easily brought up stairs.
I have all my M18/M12 fuel tools in tstak toolboxes. They have been serving me well, because I am constantly taking my tools to different jobsites and everything else was way too big and heavy. Im not a small guy by any means, but the packout toolbox weights like 10lbs when it's empty. My tstak toolboxes are around 3- 4lbs empty. I fitted them with custom foam inserts. They really do a great job of protecting everything. It's true they are not water proof, but then again why would I leave my expensive power tools outside in the rain? So far I have 3 toolboxes, one clear lid organizer, a long handle deep box and a long handle toolbox. I'm at the point where I need to get the cart with wheels and a handle. I don't think I'm going to go with the drawers just yet, though.
Sounds like you have a great start to your collection. I'm with you on the size of the Tstak sure is nice and I also like how light they are. I considered getting drawers in the Packout but the price and the size is just something I don't need right now. I much rather have these Tstak drawers myself as I don't need to transport my drawers often. Thanks for watching.
@@tgltoday2717 my only remorse is that tstak 2.0 is out in Europe and is rated for water and dust protection. That's the only difference. I really wish we could have that here. The more I think about it the more it bugs me how they are exactly the same but waterproof.
@@NonieTools I had no idea there was a 2.0 or that it was waterproof. I'm going to look into that for sure. Thanks for letting me know.
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Craftsman Versastack system has the waterproof gasket. However, i have noticed 2 types of gaskets.
1 is a silicone/rubber type, other is a foam type. The rubber 1 is the winner.
However, the only drawers in existance with water proof gaskets is the tough system 2.0... and those drawers empty a HEAVY A.F. & dont even have a top handle.
@@3jmontg The last time I saw the versa stack system, I do remember seeing the foam gasket. I've never seen the other gasket, however, I don't have any stores that sell versus stack anymore so I haven't personally looked at one outside of the drawers in probably 3 years. That's all great information. Thanks for letting me know.
I just bought 2 vesastack boxes and they both have the drag on the bottom drawer without being stacked or any weight in the drawer. It's not too bad but not as smooth as the top drawer.
It's so annoying IMO. I know it's plastic but I would have liked to see it a little more sturdy especially when empty.
I didn’t realize Home Depot sold the tstak. I just got into the versastack system.
I've never seen it in store, but they sell it online. It's possible that bigger home depots might sell it in stores but my Depot is a smaller one.
This is probably the best video covering the TSTAK 2-drawer system. Better than some professionally made Dewalt Ads. I have the Tough System 2.0 and my wife got me the TSTAK Totebox by mistake for my birthday. I use the tote box a lot and it most times stays in the crew cab of the work truck holding larger power tools, temporary and odd tools for a specific job, and it is all dinged up with great character...and still holding up well. I been looking at this 2-drawer TSTAK to attach to the bottom of the tote box so it has a drawer system under it to hold stud finder, chalk line, small laser level, extra pencils, drill bit extensions, 3/8" and 1/2" wood augers, bags of M&Ms etc. Great video again. Keep it up.
Thanks for the nice comments, it means a lot. I'm glad you liked the video. Any wife who buys her husband tools is a great catch in my book. There's something about the size of these drawers that I really like. They don't take up a lot of room but still hold a good amount. I think keeping it in your truck like you said would work out well. Thanks for watching.
Great video on the Dewalt tstak system what you mentioned about the craftsman draws making that noise when opening the same thing happened to my dewalt draws aswell I did notice if you put a lot of weight intop it did do the same as the craftsman.
That makes perfect sense. I found it hard to believe the yellow was made better then the red lol Also glad to know I'm not making it up lol
Does the craftsman trolly fit the DeWalt tstack boxes?
I'm not 100% sure I know what you mean by the Craftsman trolly. My guess is you're talking about the bottom wheeled Craftsman Versastack box which is supposed to be100% compatible with the tstack. I'm going to say yes as all the drawers connect and the drawers for the craftsman connect to the rest of the craftsman boxes. However I've never personally tried it. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
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Thank you. I really appreciate it.
This would probably be a relatively ideal travel carry/rollcart option for a hobby tool/craft. Such as RC/Modelling/Art tools/paints, where you're needing to maintain lots of smaller parts an tools for quick easy access. I use a Plano tray 3stack fish + tackle box as my starter option, but those are far more expensive an less sorting space (despite the plenty of individual compartment flexibility) versus say going with two TsTak double tray's stacked. The only thing that is really holding me back from going with this option, or really any of the other similar systems is the lack of a sealed lid for each drawer. If that were incorporated into any of them for a comparable price range as the TsTak it'd be a surefire go to option.
I wish the drawers would seal as well. When traveling, if you drop them or they tip, depending on how small of stuff you have in them, could definitely mix.
Easy fix: if its an item you arw worried about getting mixed, put that one into a sealed container, like the ones that come with the tstak deep drawer
@@3jmontg In all honesty I prefer using plano fishing tackle drawers (or similar storage drawer+lid system) for my storage needs. They're vastly cheaper. I think for the price points from any of the modular storage systems you can get 4x trays that have 15-20 compartment slots. I just wish they made them in larger dimensions. There's a few that come in 3 inch depth with the same standard width an length dimensions. I'm in the process of fabricating a lightweight storage trolley rig that can lock 10 trays into place.
@@3jmontg Thanks. I have plenty of those containers so I might as well use them for something right.
nice video. Why didn’t you put your labels behind the plastic protection?
I borrowed the craftsman drawers for the video and they were unaware of that feature. I didn't want to change it without asking them.
I've got some 2 drawer tstaks from a few years back and the drawers drag just like the craftsman.
That makes sense. I didn't think there was any way one could better then the other. They are the same thing. Thanks for letting me know.
Can these lock or add locks to them?
No they don't lock and they don't have anywhere to add locks to them that I can see.
Here in Europe, Stanley is cheaper and so are the foam inlays. Around 10-12 € cheaper than the Dewalt. I think they look better in all black. Maybe it's the same in the US, if so you can save som $
I've never seen the Stanley's here in the US in person. When I have found them online a few times, they are more expensive then the Dewalt's. I've looked for them with no luck.
@@tgltoday2717 Funny how that works, it's all owned by Stanley Black and Decker and it's an American company
@@bahionic Exactly.
you guys get all the cool black stuff, same with Milwaukee Packout!
@@wim0104 I really do find it crazy how we don't all have the same stuff.
Hello I have the craftsman versastack dual shallow drawer system. I need to remove a drawer to remove paper behind it. One guy said you can remove the drawer. But didn’t provide enough info on how. Can you please help?
On my Dewalt, when you pull the drawer out, where the outside rail meets the inside rail slide, there's a grey tab on both sides. You lift the tab up on one side and push the tab down on the other side and it will release the slide so you can take the drawer out. It may be a different color on the Craftsman. I hope this helps.
I would love to know what the dimensions of each divided section in the drawer.
The inside dimensions will all the dividers in are about 4.75" wide x 3.5" top to bottom.
Very cool! 👌
great review.
Thank you.
Could you store 3/8 socket set in them?
I have a 3/8 socket holder that goes from 6mm to 20mm. It holds both deep and short sockets standing up on pegs and I just put it in the single draw box and it fit. It has about 1/4" room side to side and no issues closing. Hope this helps.
501 Outdoors, I just uploaded a video to show you how the sockets fit. Thanks for the question.
Great video. I wish they made a craftsman single drawer version to match the rest of my versastack system. I posted review videos of the 2 drawer craftsman piece as well as the 216 pc versastack tool set. Would love to hear what you think if you get a chance to watch my videos. Appreciate the content.
I find that strange that they don't offer the Craftsman single drawer. I will take a look and let you know for sure. Thanks for watching.
How are these compatible with tradestack. Some say they r. Some say not. Some say u need attachment. Anyone know? If compatible it’s strange to me they changed the name??? Thx
There is a Tradestack adapter plate that goes on top the trade stack. You can then mount the Tstak/Versastack containers on top that plate. You can't mount Tradestack onto Tstak/Versastack.
TStak 2 has a metal hinge pin for the latch.
Are you saying they have a 2nd gen tstak out or are you talking about the tough system?
@@tgltoday2717 There is a 2nd generation TSTAK too.
@@Tensquaremetreworkshop I will have to find it. I had no idea. Thanks for the info.
Nice video...
Thank you. I appreciate you letting me know you liked it.
Years ago as a professional mechanic I learned to hate Craftsman broke three fingers on a 9/16 Craftsman ranch when the boxend broke. Something about Craftsman makes me want to run the other way. Plus the first cordless drill I had was Craftsman and it was a piece of junk.
Yikes, I'd probably feel the same if I had your experience. I've also never been a fan of the cordless tools from what they once were and even though they are a lot better now, I still won't buy them. Thanks for watching.
I have the opposite problem. The tstak drags, but the craftsman doesn’t.
It's to bad any of them do. I mean I get it if you have a lot of weight in them, but if they are empty I don't think they should. I'm just glad it doesn't stop them from working or make them really hard to open.
The twin drawers are not design to sit on flat surface put a tstack box under so they are sat on feet as designed and no catching.
I have three of them they are great when not on bottom
I've never heard that before. I'll try that for sure. Thanks for the tip.
versastack is stanley prostack but red color
Yes. I've never actually seen them Stanley in person.
here in canada the verastak cost double of the tstack
I know the price on the versa stack has gone up a lot here as well. I'm not sure if it's double here but it's definitely gone up and I think it was around the same price last time I looked but that's been awhile . It's crazy for me to think that Craftsman cost more than DeWalt, but that's just my opinion.
The dewalt tstak drawers have the same problem as well
That makes sense. I would find it hard to believe they wouldn't be the same.
Dewalt and Milwaukee is very expensive in Germany.
That stinks. It would be nice if everyone could pay the same so they can get what they want and not have to settle.
I don't like them. Sure, nice for parts, but not for tools. Screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers... etc... these drawers simply don't offer enough height. I would have bought bunch of those if these drawers were double height inside.
They are not perfect by any means. If you get the single drawered box it can fit impact drivers and bigger tools like that in. But these are defiantly more of a DIY homeowner set. If your in the trades I would recommend Ridgid, Toughsystem 2.0 or Packout. Ridgid is releasing a 2.0 version so I'm excited to see what all it entails.
Amazon ripoffs want 99.00 for the one drawer
Amazon has a lot of sellers. I've seen the 1 drawer as low as $29 dollars all the way up $79 if I remember right. Here is a link for the 1 drawer. At the time of me posting this link, it's selling for $33.29.
www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DWST17803-TSTAK-Single-Drawer/dp/B00BF4VUKO/ref=sr_1_2?crid=27JCQMCRZHIKS&keywords=dewalt%2Btstak%2Bdrawer&qid=1703293589&sprefix=dewalt%2Btstak%2Bdrawer%2Caps%2C132&sr=8-2&th=1
@tgltoday2717 after I posted the comment, I looked again, and I found some like you said for 33.00, so i ordered several. Thank you for your feedback. I really appreciate it
@@geronimo3752 You're welcome. I'm just glad I was able to help. That's the whole reason I started this channel.