These are great for small parts like screws and such, not so much for tools. I'd much ratter have shelves where you can see where everything is. You just grab and go, no messing around and at the end of the day, these boxes take so much space for what you can put inside. I bet you can fit twice as much stuff with shelves and tool racks.
Though I was a big fan of Packout, I recently started to switch to systainers. No doubt packout is a tougher system, but I find actually loading those tool boxes to their capacity makes them a pain to move around.
@@jonathanartaux2856 yeah definitely some trades and applications with me durability of the pack out makes a lot of sense. I don’t think there’s anything out there that it is asdurable.
Love my Milwaukee tools and especially Packout, but 4-5 THOUSAND???!!!!!! Give me break, if that is even remotely close I will be extremely disappointed
@@ConcordCarpenterhow is it better organized? A system for better secured drawers would have been better. Drawers are more efficient, the better seller and allows for better organized with the deciders.
If I saw a set-up like this in a builders van I would not hire them. This is for week-end warriors that have more money than time or skill. Build your own better, cheaper, and more customizable.
I'm not a Milwaukee fan boy, and I disagree with you. This is professional and shows that someone takes pride in their craft and wants to well organized.
@@SycroNoctem I 100% disagree- this is a professional set up and an investment that shows me that you care about your tools, your efficiency, organization and workflow. I’m hiring this guy over the shit piled high in a van full of milk crates everywhere. Don’t get me wrong there are some beautiful setups like Ron Paulk and many others - but it’s not crash tested or modular like these systems
@@ConcordCarpenterif I crash hard enough that 13-ply, 3/4” comes apart…..I have bigger problems to worry about. I like that Milwaukee is expanding the lineup and offerings. I see too much wasted space in the Milwaukee setup.
@@dustinpomeroy8817 perhaps cleaner looking, I agree, but a lot of “dead” space with this setup. Build-your-own allows for maximizing space. The drawer setup for flip top compartments is nice 👍🏼
Look at what we've had in the past. What else exists? That's like that and then all the accessories Milwaukee's making. This is over-engineered all for a packout no no thank you. It's a waste of space over-engineered and could be a lot better.
I would love to have this setup, bet it's not inexpensive though!!!!
I heard that they're coming out with a rack system to store this new rack system..😂😂😅
Nice! Hopefully they make a base module compatible with casters to roll around shop/jobsite
These are great for small parts like screws and such, not so much for tools. I'd much ratter have shelves where you can see where everything is. You just grab and go, no messing around and at the end of the day, these boxes take so much space for what you can put inside. I bet you can fit twice as much stuff with shelves and tool racks.
This. Its excessive plastic for what you are actually trying to organize.
I thought so too at one time, had the Ranger shelving. Then I went to the bott Smartvan shelf and rack system with Systainers… love it
Though I was a big fan of Packout, I recently started to switch to systainers. No doubt packout is a tougher system, but I find actually loading those tool boxes to their capacity makes them a pain to move around.
Me too
I feel similar- I went for the bott smartvan system and Systainers
I totally agree. I think that tstak is a good system too.
@@jonathanartaux2856 yeah definitely some trades and applications with me durability of the pack out makes a lot of sense. I don’t think there’s anything out there that it is asdurable.
Cool, but why haven’t they made similar shop carts yet?
They’re out now - check out our IG coverage of this event
@@ConcordCarpenter you mean the rolling drawer tool box? It’s only a drawer on the bottom unit.
when do it come out? i cant find it anywhere
If it was about 2k without boxes. I'd say yes. But 4-5.
Love my Milwaukee tools and especially Packout, but 4-5 THOUSAND???!!!!!! Give me break, if that is even remotely close I will be extremely disappointed
Calm down. If you listened he said for all 4 racks in that van. That’s not a bad price. Did you expect it to be free? Lmao😂
When are these available to buy?????
Where do I buy this? Or is it not out yet?
Has it actually been crash tested? If so, to what specifications/regulations?
@@DannWilliams-o8b yes - I’m sure it’s on website
50 lb load rating per shelf, will not hold up to daily work use, makes it a no go for me!
I questioned that - wondering if the PM got it wrong. If not, I see them increasing to 100 lb
Seems expensively pointless if you use packout drawers. Which is what most people want/invest in.
I disagree. This is a complete vehicle system that meshes seamlessly with Packout.
@@ConcordCarpenter then what is the point of having packout drawers if you are going to have a van drawer system?
@@PistonHonda87 better organizarion and more secure
Would be great for all the non drawer items. Us toilet technicians (plumbers) use a lot of the totes and bags and jewel cases.
@@ConcordCarpenterhow is it better organized? A system for better secured drawers would have been better. Drawers are more efficient, the better seller and allows for better organized with the deciders.
50 lb capacity is enough. Who wants to carry a 100 lb packout
Your prob right but with the bouncing and vibration of the van I’d feel more comfortable with a heavier rating
@@ConcordCarpenter that's a good point
Where do I find these?
@@overallreviews7414 coming out soon
Don’t think I’ve ever been the first to like and the first comment
Pricing?
Big fan of packout but as long as you have the drawers, why even bother with this
ridiculous more boxes for your boxes😂
How’d you get a lisp ?
Not cool
I got a front tooth knocked out by a bungee cord and am wearing a “flipper” (mouth guard w/ temp tooth)
If I saw a set-up like this in a builders van I would not hire them. This is for week-end warriors that have more money than time or skill. Build your own better, cheaper, and more customizable.
Home built is NOT crash tested
If you base workers on the brand of tools then you’re a tool yourself
I'm not a Milwaukee fan boy, and I disagree with you. This is professional and shows that someone takes pride in their craft and wants to well organized.
@@SycroNoctem I 100% disagree- this is a professional set up and an investment that shows me that you care about your tools, your efficiency, organization and workflow. I’m hiring this guy over the shit piled high in a van full of milk crates everywhere.
Don’t get me wrong there are some beautiful setups like Ron Paulk and many others - but it’s not crash tested or modular like these systems
Hey! Do you know how wide this rack is? Thank you 🫶🏻
@@Elenavkuznetcova no
Not worth it. Build your own shelving.
Plywood shelving is NOT crash tested
@@ConcordCarpenterif I crash hard enough that 13-ply, 3/4” comes apart…..I have bigger problems to worry about. I like that Milwaukee is expanding the lineup and offerings. I see too much wasted space in the Milwaukee setup.
You say that,but this definitely is a lot cleaner looking .
@@dustinpomeroy8817 perhaps cleaner looking, I agree, but a lot of “dead” space with this setup. Build-your-own allows for maximizing space. The drawer setup for flip top compartments is nice 👍🏼
Look at what we've had in the past. What else exists? That's like that and then all the accessories Milwaukee's making. This is over-engineered all for a packout no no thank you. It's a waste of space over-engineered and could be a lot better.