As a Left-handed Virgo, I can appreciate organization, or things in their own place. this video is perfect. everyone should treat their tools like gold. it's your money maker.
Thank you for being my first video that I watched that someone actually went from scratch and all the way through the whole process with the foam insert! Love your videos!
Gave this a go after seeing so many videos of it. Went from 2 pretty heavy jam packed boxes and a decently weighted hand tools box to 5 neatly organised boxes. Does add an extra 2 small boxes to the collection but at least now I’ve got a dedicated drill box, framing box and hand tools box
I think this is my favorite video you have done. No crazy stuff just good demo vid. Think I'm gonna steal this idea on my DeWalt stuff. Nice work vcg 👌
I received my tool kit yesterday and at first tried to see if Milwaukee sold a case for this but your idea is more practical so, "viola" I'll get that foam and make some custom cases, thanks Vince/VGC.
You are awesome! I was tearing my hair out trying to decide what modular toolbox system to buy and you sold me on getting what you pay for in the Milwaukee product. I love it. It's perfect. I built exactly what I needed. I just need to find the add-in partitions and custom foam inserts. My Home Depot didn't have those. Thanks so much! 🙏👏
I'm digging the Winged Eagle championship behind you. from your promos I can tell you are a fan LOL. thanks for this video...I plan on taking on this project as well
I worked in AeroSpace where we took the Kaizen idea to whole new levels. They helped to see if tools were missing. Can't ship aerospace parts with a wrench left in there! They had teams of people making things like this full time. They used handheld routers to cut out the tool areas due to the volume of foam inserts needed. Complete with vacuums they knocked them out.
I LOVE the pack out system....I wish millwalkee would take tips from tradesmen that use their products...there's ALOT of things needed for these kits....but the 'hacks' folks are coming up with are great! Thanks for sharing!
You the man Vince!! I’m gonna use foam to keep my bobbers from rolling around in the bottom of my tackle box that I use when I’m fishing for bluegills. My spent pencils and bits are in the top tray that you showed me the applications of to use while I’m fishing for bluegills. Bluegills are life but your show has become much more than a show of options and applications of tools. It has made me a much better bluegill fisherman by applying what you do with tools to my bluegill fishing. You the man vince
LOVE the tips videos!! The indention/dimpling of the foam, nice tactic. Reminds me of dimpling styrofoam insulation to make cuts for it to fit around blue flex conduits in high rise condos. We called it Smurf conduit. Lol. Saved time from having to take dozens and dozens of measurements. For organizing hand tools, I'm one of those guys that uses a bucket and bucket tool apron. Not real great to store in a job box though. God bless and thank you! 👍✌️😁
I feel that if I watch your show while bluegill fishing that the options, applications and ideas you use that apply to my fishing and catching bluegills, which most are, the bluegills will always be biting while I’m fishing for bluegills. You the man Vince!!!
i have been watching for a while... live you man!!! but in this video you said 8 and 9 eighths...lol that is 9 and 1/8 th... i know you know , i just thought it was hillarious!!! keep up the good work!!!
When it comes to catching bluegills or fishing for bluegills the environment the bluegills live in is a very important to me and my bluegills. Although the foam will work well to hold my cork bobbers, key word cork, foam would be horrible to the bluegill environment if it was to break off my two pound line. The environment for bluegills and my bluegills fishing is very fragile. That’s why the spent pencils work so well when I’m catching bluegills while bluegill fishing. Good looking out on the options for my bluegill fishing which I apply watching you work your magic when I’m fishing for bluegill. You the man Vince!!
another good little addition is to add some little blocks of foam in the lid so when it closes they come down and contact the items. this helps stop movement by basically sandwiching them in place 👍🏼
Damn Vince, that looks classy. Funny that I just watched your original video on this a couple days ago. Good marker of how much the channel has improved. 👍
Love this idea. I just picked up a Makita set on sale from Home Depot and it came with the bag, not the hard case. I ordered an empty Makita two tool hard case from Amazon to hold 2 put of the 5 tools I picked up but this is a much better solution. Thanks for putting out such informative and creative videos.
Vince, what do you do about labeling your packout boxes, where to you place the labels if any, so you can quickly eyeball what tools are in each packout box?
I'm really digging the shop Jersey V-Dogg! If nobody knows, this isn't Vince's first go with this. He's a bit of a pro. Thumbs up, VCG life is the realest!
Come on now Vince!! That’s a trick question kinda like your rare earth magnets which I applied to catching worms and storing my earthworms in a makita bag to keepmy earthworms fresh to catch bluegills while bluegills fishing. I keep my secrets to bluegill fishing on laminated paper under my foam bobber holder all of which I learned from you while watching your show and the options and applications you showed me while bluegill fishing. You the man Vince!!
Just the idea that I was looking for, didn't know what that foam stuff was called. Now I need a packout box big enough to fit both my gen3 1/2 impact wrench and impact driver with a 6.0 and 12.0 batteries maybe more than one packout boxes, and foam stuff. Thank you for the awesome tips
F-ing sweet. I put a thick but soft (Laughter) layer of some hobby craft store foam on the lid so It pushes down on the tools too. My boxes should never get upside down! but its a crazy world out there!
A thing of beauty; Milwaukee collections is getting big and a lot of it rides with me and I need a better storage solution. My favorite part is the look you give when you say 57mm. Had to rewind that a few times for a good laugh.
OK that kaizen foam organisation is boss (you can just rip out the layers! Woo!), but Vince that shirt is BOSS!! Have you got a link to your store or sumthin? Melbourne Australia needs to see me strolling with some VCG goodness.
Good vid Vince. I've been using foam inserts similar to those inside my Pelican hard shell cases to firmly hold objects used for shooting sports and they work great. I'll have to check into that kind of foam as it appears more rigid than the foam I've been using. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.
@@VCGConstruction where I can buy this foam because the last 2 times I buy the custom inserts from Milwaukee. And I like this one you bought. Please let me know thanks awesome video thanks again Vince
Just subscribed to your page so glad I found you, been doing research on what drill/impact kit to buy leaning towards Milwaukee m18 fuel line even tho I’ll probably only use them like once a month lol
Always found a good option is to wrap the tools in plastic bags including chargers and battery if you have extra, put them in the case and then fill the case with expanding foam, let it set pop the tools out and chamfer and create finger holes. perfect fitting case
Looks Noice!!! I'm gonna have to do the oreo kaizen on mine. I like that. Hey, I'm really digging my brushless combo kit also. That little drill is great. Smoothest chuck ever! And the impact aint bad. Not a gen 3, but I haven't broken bits and screws with it either. Lol! Love the kit for 149 for sure. Thought I'd throw that in there. Yo thanks for the Video Cuz! 👍
Hey Guys!!! Nice video Vince! Instead of using that type of foam, how about using the "bumpy" foam rubber used in portable rifle/pistol cases? Cut out two pieces. One for the bottom, and one for the top. Use double-sided tape or a hot glue gun to attached the top foam to the inside lid of the packout so it stays in place when opening the packout. Then, just lay your tools anywhere in the packout. When the packout is closed, the tools will be nicely sandwiched between the "bumpy" foam rubber of the bottom and top inside the packout with no need to make tool cutouts in the foam rubber.
I just love seeing people of the good old US of A working in prehistoric units of measure. So yesterday. Give it up and go metric, then you can use a calculator. Yep, they divide by 10. Revolutionary I know but try it and be amazed.
we have fractional calculators too! I have to admit that I do love metric for measurements. used it when the US was automating warehouses and it was so easy.
@@jetah50 I have been through two imperial to metric change overs, the UK and New Zealand, and I love the metric system. I even get irritated because there are not 100 seconds in a minute and 100 minuted in an hour. Working out time splits would be so much easier on a calculator.
Felicidades por tus videos, son de mucho interés para los que nos gustan las herramientas. Yo tambien tengo todo mi equipo Milwaukee. Y tengo ese problema. Agradeceré que me digas el nombre del Foam y dónde lo puedo conseguir. Gracias y bendiciones.
