Ha. I asked the Milwaukee rep about the dividers in the drawers when the VP was down here at my local Home Depot. She said that the reason they only have a few in there is to keep the drawers at a certain price point so they can have more initial sales, and then people can add more if they need them.
Great video, Excellent organization with all those stacks. You also helped me understand how those drawers can be justified as I'm used to the standard larger heavy duty tool chests. I changed jobs and had to start bringing tools to my work site after 16 years of working out of large slide drawer boxes. I never had to worry or be very organized. I tried a basic metal tool box for a while but eventually built a packout stack including a crate and love the system. I do think it's a bit expensive. However when you need to be mobile with tools it's sure makes things more enjoyable. 👍
yea, I looked at tons of different options but just realized that moving these around in small or large configurations really made a ton of sense. I keep refining them and improving the org of them too.
I bought the Packout 3 and 4 drawer units recently during one of their promotions. They had dividers for all the drawers. Maybe you had some influence on Milwaukee to do that! Thanks for the video.
Milwaukee has been giving out the dividers enough for what drawer system you buy. I got my 2 small and 1 big drawer packout and got all the dividers for it. It could be a few thing that Milwaukee has listen and changed how they sell the kits now.
I get being sponsored for those trays.. but good lord they are high dollar for just a few little drawers. I'd have to be on the trail everyday for a living-- like "Trailmater channel, to justify that commitment. Milk crates are your friend.
This is how any trade person should be l am a joiner by trade but I have not got as much as you sir in packouts but I be getting more packouts Milwaukee have done a great job with these box’s they are a bit pricey but I do like them 👍👏👏
Dang bro! Labels and clear heat shrink, you are DaMan! Is the heat shrink the adhesive kind “maritime spec” I guess. Crazy question man, what label maker do you use and what font size? As I approach 50 I’m using readers and have come to live labels I can read and organization as a whole. Thanks and keep up the great work.
We prefer to have crap strewn everywhere so we look for it, can’t find it, end up buying another, losing that one, buying another. Then after the project is done, find all the originals. Around here, the more you have strewn about, the harder it is for a crackhead to make off with it all at once. Crackheads love packout boxes. They sell well to pawn shops too lmao.
@@MerricksGarage If you make a bad review you'd likely lose your exclusive benefits. You make a good review you'll likely get even more free stuff. There's a clear incentive. Ive never seen a bad review when the company sent products for free, even though the reviewer always claims the company isn't swaying their opinion
I see at 5min 33 seconds you show your Packout rolling tool box on a 4 wheeled cart. Can you go through how you modified the box and attached the 4 wheel rolling cart at bottom?
I pulled the wheels off of that packout as soon as I got it. Made it a lot easier to store it in my truck. I just rests on the dolly and as long as I am careful it rolls around just fine. Seeing as its my camping / trail stuff, it usually sits around a lot!
I love my Packet Gear just as it is, I need to get more but have to mount some stuff on the wall first, also will be using 1-2 of them for other stuff, Fishing Gear and more, great ;products would love to be able to get anything Milwaukee for Free
Ya they would be in my shop too if I was a "Milwaukee ambassador" and "not making any money off this video" thats why I seen a monitized add lol.... Love Milwaukee and starting my collection too but paying full price
You do realize that if a product is provided that’s considered payment? Plus it’s not like Milwaukee sends me all these, they send me one or two and I buy the rest. At full price.
