My company is in the cannabis business. We're vendors at conventions, trade shows, festivals almost every weekend. Have two events next week. We have a Packout with the XL box. The XL holds all of our product containers with room to spare. I'm talking 3.5gal glass jars, if you can picture the size. Last week we had to take a full Packout up 3 flights of stairs. No problem going up or down. The thing is amazing. We'd looked at other systems. The Milwaukee seemed like the best. Not cheap, but why would it be given the quality?
How big is it in comparison to the rolling toolbox? And what application would you use this for if you have the rolling box on the bottom of your stack?
I don't like extra large boxes ,unless theres a specific purpose for it ,the one with top handle is about right small items dont get lost in the bottom
DEWALT has an XL TOUGHSYSTEM out longer why not give them a video as Milwaukee just copy Dewalt anyways and Milwaukee charges why to much, I bet the XL DEWALT TOUGHSYSTEM will fit the same tools
@@WorkshopAddict you can find 398 at home depot link is bellow /www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-TOUGHSYSTEM-2-0-22-in-Extra-Large-Tool-Box-DWST08400/313174447 #DWST08400 Store SKU #1005356500
We'd looked at the DW system before buying the Packout. Also looked at Ridgid (disappointing), Ryobi (nicer than Ridgid), and Craftsman. None were of the same build quality as the Milwaukee. Not even close and I'm not a Milwaukee guy by a longshot. Depends on what's important to a given individual. For our needs, we wanted to buy once. The differences in price are essentially insignificant. It's a sunk cost, not marginal. YMMV BTW, we're thinking of getting another. The Ryobi was nice and cost only $85 for the rolling box. Thought about it. We'll likely go with Milwaukee again for $140. $55 difference. That's, what, one order of Chinese food for a family. Maybe a couple of large pizzas. Need to pay it once and it's done with, so why skimp on something important. Then we'd have even more flexibility with the Packout system. We'll see....
Forklift tech here. Keep the packout stuff in the van to do larger jobs inside when the lift cannot be brought close to the van. Also, like you mentioned, I have considered using it for off road equipment, like straps, tow hooks, air compressor, and basic tools for my Tacoma.
well, it's finally tall enough for the M18 bandsaw thing to fit in there now. but he should use a tape measure in there. I think these will a big hit with film crews, DJ's and photographers.
TIM from Canada I really like how you use your Milwaukee pack out box... do you have a different brands of tools not just Milwaukee... I thought this was a Milwaukee. Show thats ok
You gotta realize just because the same factory manufactures something doesn't mean it's the same quality. In one shift at my old job I could make 4 different quality of seals simply by changing what's added to the rubber and how the seals are treated. One side the facility made $500 valves and the other side made $10,000 valves.
My company is in the cannabis business. We're vendors at conventions, trade shows, festivals almost every weekend. Have two events next week. We have a Packout with the XL box. The XL holds all of our product containers with room to spare. I'm talking 3.5gal glass jars, if you can picture the size. Last week we had to take a full Packout up 3 flights of stairs. No problem going up or down. The thing is amazing. We'd looked at other systems. The Milwaukee seemed like the best. Not cheap, but why would it be given the quality?
For a carpenter, your drill, impact, sawzall, circ saw, multitool, jigsaw and more will all fit in there early!
This new XL Toolbox is 14-3/4" deep, 19" wide and 12-1/4" at its narrowest.
They should have made the cooler this size from the start
How big is it in comparison to the rolling toolbox? And what application would you use this for if you have the rolling box on the bottom of your stack?
I don't like extra large boxes ,unless theres a specific purpose for it ,the one with top handle is about right small items dont get lost in the bottom
Were you in downtown Bay City Michigan last week? I could have swore I seen you or your twin at Old City Hall restaurant on Wednesday or Thursday.
Yup, outside on the deck.
@@WorkshopAddict oh nice! I knew you said you loved in Michigan from a previous vid, but didn't know that close too me!
@Singularity_SgrA Yup, just down the road.
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That looks like a great way to have an unorganized mess on your hands.
DEWALT has an XL TOUGHSYSTEM out longer why not give them a video as Milwaukee just copy Dewalt anyways and Milwaukee charges why to much, I bet the XL DEWALT TOUGHSYSTEM will fit the same tools
I have been trying to get a toughsystem 2 for the longest time. No luck.
@@WorkshopAddict you can find 398 at home depot link is bellow
/www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-TOUGHSYSTEM-2-0-22-in-Extra-Large-Tool-Box-DWST08400/313174447 #DWST08400
Store SKU #1005356500
@@WorkshopAddict i have the XL TOUGHSYSTEM and i love it i have about 15 toughsystem cases of diffrent sizes mostly T 2.0's a and a few T 1.0
We'd looked at the DW system before buying the Packout. Also looked at Ridgid (disappointing), Ryobi (nicer than Ridgid), and Craftsman. None were of the same build quality as the Milwaukee. Not even close and I'm not a Milwaukee guy by a longshot. Depends on what's important to a given individual. For our needs, we wanted to buy once. The differences in price are essentially insignificant. It's a sunk cost, not marginal. YMMV
BTW, we're thinking of getting another. The Ryobi was nice and cost only $85 for the rolling box. Thought about it. We'll likely go with Milwaukee again for $140. $55 difference. That's, what, one order of Chinese food for a family. Maybe a couple of large pizzas. Need to pay it once and it's done with, so why skimp on something important. Then we'd have even more flexibility with the Packout system. We'll see....
Packout is king, bar none.
Let’s send all of our American dollars overseas it will make America strong.
Sleepy Joe already has the knee pads out.
Let's pretend that Dewalt is made in America too while where at it
I like how your channel is becoming more laid back and yet very professional and informative🙌
I appreciate that!
I second that!
You lost some weight! Looking good man!
After I upgraded my 21 degree framing nailer with the longer mag it would no longer fit inside the rolling cart. I got this xl box and it fits great !
You are one of the most non biased tool guys on TH-cam. Thank you.
That is nice. I have a whole large box dedicated just to storing my deep cut bandsaw and their is literally only one way to make it fit.
Nice review. Looks like a good unit, and a great addition to the system. I use my packout for my sprinler system repair parts and tools.
Forklift tech here. Keep the packout stuff in the van to do larger jobs inside when the lift cannot be brought close to the van. Also, like you mentioned, I have considered using it for off road equipment, like straps, tow hooks, air compressor, and basic tools for my Tacoma.
Tacoma 👍👍👍😁
I just bought one today for $119 at home base
How does the size of this compare to the large wheeled Rolling toolbox Packout?
well, it's finally tall enough for the M18 bandsaw thing to fit in there now. but he should use a tape measure in there.
I think these will a big hit with film crews, DJ's and photographers.
This new XL Toolbox is 14-3/4" deep, 19" wide and 12-1/4" at its narrowest.
super box 😁👍👍
TIM from Canada I really like how you use your Milwaukee pack out box... do you have a different brands of tools not just Milwaukee... I thought this was a Milwaukee. Show thats ok
I was gonna say Packout is made in Israel too. I would bet the same company makes them for Ridgid and Milwaukee respectively.
This might just be the ticket for my Graco X5 paint sprayer, hose and different attachments. Nice review.
I find out about this the day AFTER I buy the Large Tool box .... onya murphy
Does it fit the Milwaukee framing nailer with extended clip 🤔
I do not have that tool to test, but it is 14-3/4" deep, 19" wide and 12-1/4" at its narrowest.
@@WorkshopAddict OK cool thanks for the information, I appreciate it 😀
I’ve heard the HART Stack System is alway manufactured in Israel by the same company that makes the Packouts as well.
Would not surprise me that Keter makes all of TTI boxes.
You gotta realize just because the same factory manufactures something doesn't mean it's the same quality. In one shift at my old job I could make 4 different quality of seals simply by changing what's added to the rubber and how the seals are treated. One side the facility made $500 valves and the other side made $10,000 valves.