Building a Base With Small Cases 

I get those problems too sometimes when its a big trip, I separate the large items from the small ones

3 months ago I started watching this channel, 3 months later I'm hitting minuet count and going home early everyday. Appreciate the videos 🤝🏾

Thanks. Really helpful.

Great vid thanks bro 🎯👍🏽

You have any product reviews coming up? Trying to get ideas for Christmas

its nice to see someone who actually knows what theyre talking about. i worked selecting and ended up doing every job in the warehouse from inventory to receiving. If anyone is reading this, THIS MAN KNOWS WHAT HE IS TALKING ABOUT. listen to him and you will be a good selector.

Watching ads and smashing the thumbs up. Come on guys give this guy some credit !

man those are the nicest box to stack...shoulda seen some distributions center man its like hell shit it up and noting seems to really stack especially those light fuckers

A loaders dream, flat, flush and square.

Sometime orders start with creamers but use cardboard boxes to build a strong structure and keep it leveled

Thanks for this! I'm about to head into work right now. I'll utilize the strategy. I work at Aldi's at the cooler section. All we have are small cases. The only big cases we have are the produce. So this will come in handy for sure!

4th day of training at a new warehouse and I absolutely smoked this big talking know-it-all who had this idea he was Gods gift to picking.

By building your corners in is that you place a box on each corner and then work inside it?

Your videos help me out a lot. I just started at Walmart distribution - Meat and Produce. Did my week of training this week and next week I'll be on my own.

I’m a box stacker I stack boxes off a line onto blue wood pallet 8 height and 12 high then I move it with a walk pallet shouldn’t I be able to do this?

I love how you pointed out that "T"

Love this video 💯 thank you 🙏 on Friday I had that same product I didn’t know what to do with the middle now I do.

Great video. Going to use this method and see how I do

Do these tips apply for people that stack on cages and not a pallet?

I’m really interested to hear/see how you would go about building a decent sized pallet of things like shampoo and body wash

Great work!

Just curious what your standard % and cases per hour at your warehouse?