Seems like an oversight not to have some kind of weather stripping around the edge of the lid. Love Makita, hopefully they keep offering more and new solutions to compete in the market!
@@josephKEOarthur Makpac is roughly a 25 years old technology. MakTrak, shown here in video, has IP65 rated seals. You can take a look on actual photos. About the IP65, this information i got from home depot website.
I've been saying the same thing! It would be much more interesting if Makita had decided to come out with a 3 drawer box system as the main configuration. Have the bottom box be a single drawer like what Milwaukee is coming out with soon for bigger tools and the 2nd and 3rd boxes above be 2 and 3 drawers.
The reason most other storage box brands go vertical is because it’ll allow you to fit more storage in a small footprint. I am also not a big fan of my tool box having to be tipped on edge to roll and everything sliding to the end. I love Makita tools and have 30k+ invested in their tools. That said they have fallen 5-10 years behind Milwaukee and other brands in their tool storage system, battery technology and tool options
100% agree. I’m a die hard Makita fan and I’m heavily invested. I’m not really stoked on this storage system. I want a kit not made for someone who has to rollout 2 times a day and who does so out of a truck. Need on the job vertical system for ongoing job sites and van racks
This is a great summary of the functionality and innovation of these toolboxes. Outstanding job in presenting the info. As a Makita tool fan & owner this entire system looks very appealing.
What about getting long tools to site, levels, brooms, conduit benders? The good thing about going high is you can use the boxes as a work station. No drawers on release? At least toughbuilt released a drawer box on earlier release.
ya stack tech woulda been my pick if at least half their line up was actually real or available. but teasing that advanced transporter for over two years now?.. ima ridged guy but stacktech wins if they ever release that loading system.. i would drop $1k on that dang thing alone. they spent all of their money on prototypes and marketing images that they cant afford to actually produce lol.
i have all makita power tools, currently all my tools are in packout drawers stacked on dollys. i really want to switch to makita storage system but there is no way in hell i will be buying this system unless they come out with drawers. i dont want to lay my case over every time i want to use it i want to stack my drawers on top of each other and roll them around.
@@cyberstick2 Still doesn't make sense though. Seems easier to have the standard vertical boxes and to put them in your truck separately that will be lighter to lift than trying to lift Makita's Maktrak full of tools all in one go.
This has potential if you would look on this system like an ecosystem. Make a partnership with Prusa research and share STL files for the boxes, so 3d community can create mini boxes and they can be 3d printed. This will be the killer application.
This kit is for guys who rollout everyday back into a truck. A lot of us in Res keep our tools either onsite or in a van/trailer. Imagine a tradie owning 20 boxes or more in their rig on a wall. I want those festool style slider shelves for each box. No way am I going to have a tower of boxes locked to each other in my van or in cubbies. My suggestion is to make a modular system for transporting where each individual box can have access to the contents
So how does this system work in a van for transporting? There’s no way of incorporating it into shelving at all. Just lay it on the floor of the van? I have Makita tools, but will stick with packout drawers .
I am already sold but put wheels and a vertical handle on the deep storage box while keeping the cleat, make drawers models and lights/chargers/radio units on the next releases 🙏
I, for one, am super excited. Ive needed setups for my larger tools for awhile, and packout hasnt been cutting it. My rolling toolbox holds all my extra chargers and i only have low profile organizers otherwise. This system looks incredible though! I wish i could trade in my Milwaukee stuff. Any chance there will be wall plates in the future?
Um for guys going to construction that need to haul alot this looks great but there’s a reason why everyone has a similar rooling box or even dolly and hand trucks
I hope they will be in europe as soon as possible. Makpacs are not bad, but they are outdated. Just bought 2 packout organizers, they are a dissapoitment in some ways, glad i see some of the things i dont like about packout organizers solved on MakTrak. AND we want DRAWERS! :D Also it would be a good idea to have the drawers IP65 rated. I hope that someone from makita will read these comments, to make the Maktrak better than packout. There are a lot of things i dont like about packout, that could be solved on Maktrak. I really would like to see drawers with IP65, organizer with clear lid and 12 cups of the same size, some dolly to move it vertically and inserts for tools (something like we can get for makpac, best option would be a precut foam). Keep up the good work Makita! :)
@Makita Tools USA - I could not find precise inside dimensions for these boxes. Would my GSH04Z saw fit in the Extra Large Extension Toolbox? Thank you for your reply in advance!
Of course im currently in the market for site tool storage and bummed that the Makpack system seems lack luster at best in comparison to others (Im a Makita tool guy), then I see this video pop up, had me hyped. Untill... no drawer system, and an absolute back breaker to lift a full system full of gear from the ground. So disappointing, what are these guys thinking?
They're not thinking. Seems like they just wanted to make the modular tool boxes like everyone else and Makita refuses to listen or take any input from what their customers want. Most of my tools are Makita and this system is a big let down in my eyes, Klein Tools and Toughbuilt would be my choice of tool storage over these.
I am a tool junkie, I own mostly Packout stuff but also Flex Stackpack. Which is beautiful toolboxes too. But then Makita cones along and reinvents the game again. This will cost me more money hahaha.
@@a-carpenter9229 They built it to meet the common wants of people that might actually buy it. AKA, not you, and everyone else that wants a teal packout clone but won't ever buy a teal packout clone.
Klein have a nice system out right now, they have nice deep rolling drawer boxes that work as the base unit. Looks like people would get a hernia trying to cart this system around when it's full of tools. I'm not impressed with this at all. Makita had plenty of time to get input from their customers on what they wanted in tool storage but they refuse to listen to what we want
It’s definitely more intuitive than I thought. I was concerned about it not having drawers. Accessibility to the boxes at the bottom is made easier because the top boxes are for lighter stuff. Knowing Makita the price will be high lol
I think I like this better than vertical design. just the loading into the truck part makes sense. Everything shifts around in the vertical box anyways The price has to be right though
Looks great however I’m already heavily invested in the Milwaukee Packout System even though ALL of my cordless tools are Makita with the exception of 2 light duty cordless screwdrivers and a DC Soldering Station that runs on Makita LXTBattery. How about a “Trade In Program” to help Loyal Makita Customers make the switch?
Yeah I use Festool systainers but it's a huge fail for this not to be Packout compatible in my opinion. They'd sell 10x more of these if they were Packout compatible in some way
I like Makita, they are my power tool brand of choice, and if this was 5 years ago I probably would have gone with this system. However, Makita was waaaay late to the game, and most people have already settled on a system. The best thing Makita can do is to target people entering the market, but they really missed that first push. Their hearts just don’t seem into storage, either. Almost like it is an obligation to them.
Little too late. I went all in festool. TRY A MAKITA Latch.. really just try it without vasoline, machine sanding down the latch holds, try dropping the brittle Makita MacPack boxes. - they will break.
@@coolbugfacts1234 yep it works.. but sad to think i gotta retrofit all my makpacks……. Seriously look at my makita wall,. I HTE those makpaks. - whats left of them since they were so brittle in our winter.
Hey, we need that low profile organiser not to open from side! We need that from front or back. Like the dual-hinged lid.!!! Thanks for hearing 🔥 And it should be like 💼💼💼🧳🧳🧳to carry it
Will it pull up stairs, that's gonna be heavy with tools in, as let's face it we will overload each box rather than having more boxes, seems set up for u.s market rather than U.K , like the charger battery tray, I converted a mac pac too hold my batteries and chargers, I like the mac pac sack barrow as once I got my tools in I can use it for moving cabinets about and other materials..
no this is for the " i dont really use tools" market lmao or the " i walk during my lunch break" market. American Tradesmen are looking at this like its a wife that asks for a three-way with the gay couple across the street.
makita is completely foolish if they dont bring out a drawers and dolly system like packout. they have some good ideas with this system they just need to bring out a drawer system or else they cant compete and milwaukee still keeps 95% of the market share
finally, took long enough. having both dewalt and makita, makita tools are great, quality control and reliability is way better than dewalt. but their speed of innovation is definitely slower. i don't mind taking time to get things done right but having those older, paper-thin, useless makita tool boxes for this long is pretty bad
I own only XGT tools but this doesnt come close to packout or toughbuilts depth of range, drawers or whole transport platforms. I havent bought any system yet and at this rate it will probably be toughbuilt.... Do they not ask tradies what they want or what??
When the market was about to be taken over by Milwaukee , Makita realized it However, he did not see any advantage in the drawer products It seems that more waiting is required for progress.
I have vans an pick ups... the thought of lifting that monstrosity full of tools into one make me wanna take a Vicodin right now. no bedcover is worth that wear and tear on your back every day. stupid design.
@@classiccarpetcaresteamclea9709 it has rails and wheels that help slide it in, and a huge handle, literally one of the easiest most straightforward design I can think. We'll see if I eat my words when it gets delivered
@@brianboudreau6083 Same here. I switched completly to FESTOOL once they had a Battery Table saw. Makita missed that boat.. since then .. i completly am FESTOOL for new tools. (I still keep my 18v. 5amp tools totally that are Makita) but i wont by buying any more Makita tools any longer since makita dont make a USA Table Saw (i still have my old Makita Table Saw - both of them)
Disagree, sure everyone has their own version of PackOut now but this has distinct advantages over pretty much every other competitor. Better than rushing out a boring copy
Looking at the huge quantities of Packout that are stocked in every Home Depot I’ve seen, it’s clear that lots of people are buying Packout every day. I can’t imagine all of them are expanding an existing system and will be unwilling to switch to Makita. I’ve got a few bins each of lots of different systems - Packout, Ridgid, old Makita, mini Systainer, DeWalt. I got different ones for different uses. I really like this one. The sizes of the boxes look better than the other ones. I don’t think it will replace my mini Systainers because they are very light. But I can see it replacing everything else because it seems like they have some good intermediate sizes. I don’t like massive, or tiny, containers.
Look at Qbrick System from Poland you got everything you wants: small, medium, large systems with drawners etc. And they are few yearas on market so for example carts are on version 2 with all improvments.
This product of Makita is to give a version answer to all combination tool boxes. Tell them that the design idea of your things is wrong from the beginning, I will teach you how to make boxes.
@@peterryan7340 no bend with YOUR knees.. lol ill let you put you back and knees to the extra work 40 hrs a week for 5+ years.. no tradesmen can legitimately consider this a real option. we already come home beat to dust without our tools working against us.
There’s issues with patents. And not everyone wants packout. I ditched Packout because it becomes a PITA with age, isn’t a good design for all weather exposure, and I’ve had the boxes fall apart a few times.
These need to be sold at “Big Box Retail Stores”
Makita needs to increase its presence and availability in the USA
Agree, some of this items are online only
As a Makita fan, this has not given me any reason to swap from pack out
I want drawers Makita. Gonna stick with the MakPac until it comes out in the next updated system.
that'll be in 10 years most likely
We want toolbox drawers
Seems like an oversight not to have some kind of weather stripping around the edge of the lid. Love Makita, hopefully they keep offering more and new solutions to compete in the market!
@@Conrad44030 they do have the grey gasket type seals on the MAKPACK.. but only the refrigerator or the Makita cooler.
@@josephKEOarthur Makpac is roughly a 25 years old technology. MakTrak, shown here in video, has IP65 rated seals. You can take a look on actual photos. About the IP65, this information i got from home depot website.
I love the innovation! Makita all day!!!
So when the top boxes are full and you open the bottom it's going to tip over.
Honestly, I think drawers are the way of the future.
This system involves a lot of bending over and lifting weight
I've been saying the same thing! It would be much more interesting if Makita had decided to come out with a 3 drawer box system as the main configuration. Have the bottom box be a single drawer like what Milwaukee is coming out with soon for bigger tools and the 2nd and 3rd boxes above be 2 and 3 drawers.
Yeah but the bigger tools don’t fit. It’s a cool idea
Gut das noch niemand anderes so was vor 4 Jahren rausgebracht hat
Love it! Ill ditch my ridgid boxes if we can get this available in my local home depot.
The reason most other storage box brands go vertical is because it’ll allow you to fit more storage in a small footprint. I am also not a big fan of my tool box having to be tipped on edge to roll and everything sliding to the end. I love Makita tools and have 30k+ invested in their tools. That said they have fallen 5-10 years behind Milwaukee and other brands in their tool storage system, battery technology and tool options
Not even
I don't really get the Makita battery hate everyone in the US/Canada complain about, but everything else you've said I 100% agree with.
100% agree. I’m a die hard Makita fan and I’m heavily invested. I’m not really stoked on this storage system. I want a kit not made for someone who has to rollout 2 times a day and who does so out of a truck. Need on the job vertical system for ongoing job sites and van racks
Where’s the drawers
Drawers are for sissies. Real men unload 130lbs of top boxes to reach the bottom one
Good point!
You don’t need them with their design. They might release as a v2 but I think their horizontal design is pretty sweet for holding bigger tools.
Won't be long
This is a great summary of the functionality and innovation of these toolboxes. Outstanding job in presenting the info.
As a Makita tool fan & owner this entire system looks very appealing.
Definitely needs a drawer system
What about getting long tools to site, levels, brooms, conduit benders?
The good thing about going high is you can use the boxes as a work station. No drawers on release? At least toughbuilt released a drawer box on earlier release.
And track saw guide. I thought they going to have clip system where you can clip a level to the side too
@@antomac9529 exactly. Aws box?
Love that it's Made in the USA!
Sweet boxes. Gotta make some drawer editions
when does Australia get it ?
0:56 not anymore
Seems better
Can you insert a slide compound miter saw?
I love it 😍. I can’t wait to get all of them ❤
Some cool features, but definitely going to stick with Stacktech. LOVE my Stacktech
ya stack tech woulda been my pick if at least half their line up was actually real or available. but teasing that advanced transporter for over two years now?.. ima ridged guy but stacktech wins if they ever release that loading system.. i would drop $1k on that dang thing alone. they spent all of their money on prototypes and marketing images that they cant afford to actually produce lol.
Drawers ?
i have all makita power tools, currently all my tools are in packout drawers stacked on dollys. i really want to switch to makita storage system but there is no way in hell i will be buying this system unless they come out with drawers. i dont want to lay my case over every time i want to use it i want to stack my drawers on top of each other and roll them around.
I really like the Makita brand, it's very good. I have a vacuum and those organizers are divine.❤😊
I don’t get the sideways thing 😢
Pickup trucks with tonneau covers I believe was their target market.
@@cyberstick2
Still doesn't make sense though. Seems easier to have the standard vertical boxes and to put them in your truck separately that will be lighter to lift than trying to lift Makita's Maktrak full of tools all in one go.
Think Ridgid not Milwaukee when setting the MSRP please...
Just saw the prices on Acme, I'm out lol...
Ya still need some drawer options.
Make a vertical system with a large box that has a door that slides on the side, and drawers would be nice too.
So let me guess it will be released in Australia in 2050 😂😂😂
Looks really good
= This still works 💯💯💯
This has potential if you would look on this system like an ecosystem. Make a partnership with Prusa research and share STL files for the boxes, so 3d community can create mini boxes and they can be 3d printed. This will be the killer application.
Great makita 😊
Makita fanboy here...Horizontal was a mistake.
Should have come out with drawers from the get go
This kit is for guys who rollout everyday back into a truck. A lot of us in Res keep our tools either onsite or in a van/trailer. Imagine a tradie owning 20 boxes or more in their rig on a wall. I want those festool style slider shelves for each box. No way am I going to have a tower of boxes locked to each other in my van or in cubbies. My suggestion is to make a modular system for transporting where each individual box can have access to the contents
About goddam time Makita!!! I almost bought boxes from the red brand and was planning to paint them.
So how does this system work in a van for transporting? There’s no way of incorporating it into shelving at all. Just lay it on the floor of the van? I have Makita tools, but will stick with packout drawers .
I am already sold but put wheels and a vertical handle on the deep storage box while keeping the cleat, make drawers models and lights/chargers/radio units on the next releases 🙏
I, for one, am super excited. Ive needed setups for my larger tools for awhile, and packout hasnt been cutting it. My rolling toolbox holds all my extra chargers and i only have low profile organizers otherwise.
This system looks incredible though!
I wish i could trade in my Milwaukee stuff.
Any chance there will be wall plates in the future?
Um for guys going to construction that need to haul alot this looks great but there’s a reason why everyone has a similar rooling box or even dolly and hand trucks
I hope they will be in europe as soon as possible. Makpacs are not bad, but they are outdated. Just bought 2 packout organizers, they are a dissapoitment in some ways, glad i see some of the things i dont like about packout organizers solved on MakTrak. AND we want DRAWERS! :D Also it would be a good idea to have the drawers IP65 rated. I hope that someone from makita will read these comments, to make the Maktrak better than packout. There are a lot of things i dont like about packout, that could be solved on Maktrak. I really would like to see drawers with IP65, organizer with clear lid and 12 cups of the same size, some dolly to move it vertically and inserts for tools (something like we can get for makpac, best option would be a precut foam). Keep up the good work Makita! :)
@Makita Tools USA - I could not find precise inside dimensions for these boxes.
Would my GSH04Z saw fit in the Extra Large Extension Toolbox?
Thank you for your reply in advance!
So where do I get this? I don’t see it in the big 3 of the hardware stores
Need this in Europe 🇪🇺
Of course im currently in the market for site tool storage and bummed that the Makpack system seems lack luster at best in comparison to others (Im a Makita tool guy), then I see this video pop up, had me hyped. Untill... no drawer system, and an absolute back breaker to lift a full system full of gear from the ground. So disappointing, what are these guys thinking?
They're not thinking. Seems like they just wanted to make the modular tool boxes like everyone else and Makita refuses to listen or take any input from what their customers want. Most of my tools are Makita and this system is a big let down in my eyes, Klein Tools and Toughbuilt would be my choice of tool storage over these.
I am a tool junkie, I own mostly Packout stuff but also Flex Stackpack. Which is beautiful toolboxes too. But then Makita cones along and reinvents the game again. This will cost me more money hahaha.
Old school makita user with a tonne of packout gear too… you guys really haven’t thought this one out! Mak USA go figure.
They refuse to listen to what we want. It's their loss though because there's better systems out there
@@a-carpenter9229 They built it to meet the common wants of people that might actually buy it. AKA, not you, and everyone else that wants a teal packout clone but won't ever buy a teal packout clone.
What’s the damage $$??
As a man with a work van im very excited to replace my Milwaukee roller with this!! When does it come to Canada? Or can yall hook me up?
Will they be available to buy in store or just online. I was looking into getting the Klein but this is a game changer !!!
Klein have a nice system out right now, they have nice deep rolling drawer boxes that work as the base unit. Looks like people would get a hernia trying to cart this system around when it's full of tools. I'm not impressed with this at all. Makita had plenty of time to get input from their customers on what they wanted in tool storage but they refuse to listen to what we want
When can I buy it uk
It’s definitely more intuitive than I thought. I was concerned about it not having drawers. Accessibility to the boxes at the bottom is made easier because the top boxes are for lighter stuff. Knowing Makita the price will be high lol
And where is vertical cases?
Stairs??
I think I like this better than vertical design. just the loading into the truck part makes sense. Everything shifts around in the vertical box anyways
The price has to be right though
Looks great however I’m already heavily invested in the Milwaukee Packout System even though ALL of my cordless tools are Makita with the exception of 2 light duty cordless screwdrivers and a DC Soldering Station that runs on Makita LXTBattery.
How about a “Trade In Program” to help Loyal Makita Customers make the switch?
Yeah I use Festool systainers but it's a huge fail for this not to be Packout compatible in my opinion. They'd sell 10x more of these if they were Packout compatible in some way
I like Makita, they are my power tool brand of choice, and if this was 5 years ago I probably would have gone with this system. However, Makita was waaaay late to the game, and most people have already settled on a system. The best thing Makita can do is to target people entering the market, but they really missed that first push. Their hearts just don’t seem into storage, either. Almost like it is an obligation to them.
Little too late. I went all in festool. TRY A MAKITA Latch.. really just try it without vasoline, machine sanding down the latch holds, try dropping the brittle Makita MacPack boxes. - they will break.
But the wheels are cool.
Spray your Makpak and Gen1 Systainer latches with Armorall, they'll loosen right up.
@@coolbugfacts1234 yep it works.. but sad to think i gotta retrofit all my makpacks……. Seriously look at my makita wall,. I HTE those makpaks. - whats left of them since they were so brittle in our winter.
The refusal to adopt tloc with their licensed systainers…still 14 years after the fact….my lord. Makita being Makita.
@@robertrada4783 your right.
Lol glad I waited
Hey, we need that low profile organiser not to open from side! We need that from front or back. Like the dual-hinged lid.!!! Thanks for hearing 🔥
And it should be like 💼💼💼🧳🧳🧳to carry it
Why on God's green earth did you not start with drawers 5 years late and didnt listen to a damn thing anyone has asked for since day one
Exactly
Please Makita send me one to germany😍
How much is all this Makita innovation going to cost?
Will it pull up stairs, that's gonna be heavy with tools in, as let's face it we will overload each box rather than having more boxes, seems set up for u.s market rather than U.K , like the charger battery tray, I converted a mac pac too hold my batteries and chargers, I like the mac pac sack barrow as once I got my tools in I can use it for moving cabinets about and other materials..
no this is for the " i dont really use tools" market lmao or the " i walk during my lunch break" market. American Tradesmen are looking at this like its a wife that asks for a three-way with the gay couple across the street.
makita is completely foolish if they dont bring out a drawers and dolly system like packout. they have some good ideas with this system they just need to bring out a drawer system or else they cant compete and milwaukee still keeps 95% of the market share
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finally, took long enough. having both dewalt and makita, makita tools are great, quality control and reliability is way better than dewalt. but their speed of innovation is definitely slower. i don't mind taking time to get things done right but having those older, paper-thin, useless makita tool boxes for this long is pretty bad
Need drawers
I own only XGT tools but this doesnt come close to packout or toughbuilts depth of range, drawers or whole transport platforms. I havent bought any system yet and at this rate it will probably be toughbuilt.... Do they not ask tradies what they want or what??
Where's my cup holder 😢
So no van storage solutions, just utes
NOPE! 😁
I'm a huge Makita tool user and I think I'll keep my pack outs your a to late to the game. and then it's laying down like that to heavy to pick up
When the market was about to be taken over by Milwaukee , Makita realized it
However, he did not see any advantage in the drawer products
It seems that more waiting is required for progress.
Canada release it
Yo quiero
Ridgid was the best, but the newer version are leaking inside...
Should've skipped boxes and made drawers 🤦♂️
Aka plastic cases
@@DingusSquatfordJr. and not even the right TYPE of plastics / rubber scenarios.
@@josephKEOarthur Plain old obsolescence, including Milwaukee's plastic cases.
This only makes sense for those who drive pickup trucks.
Or vans, SUVs, crossovers, larger cars,
So, the people that benefit from modular tool boxes then.
@@ElectroG33k It's for all those pick up trucks with truck bed covers. There's a lot of them in construction.
I have vans an pick ups... the thought of lifting that monstrosity full of tools into one make me wanna take a Vicodin right now. no bedcover is worth that wear and tear on your back every day. stupid design.
@@classiccarpetcaresteamclea9709 it has rails and wheels that help slide it in, and a huge handle, literally one of the easiest most straightforward design I can think. We'll see if I eat my words when it gets delivered
very nice but 10 years to late I have switched to the Red one. sorry guys I could not wait any longer
@@brianboudreau6083 Same here. I switched completly to FESTOOL once they had a Battery Table saw. Makita missed that boat.. since then .. i completly am FESTOOL for new tools.
(I still keep my 18v. 5amp tools totally that are Makita) but i wont by buying any more Makita tools any longer since makita dont make a USA Table Saw (i still have my old Makita Table Saw - both of them)
Looks to me like you didn't check Milwaukee's IP very well...
Unfortunately a couple years too late
Disagree, sure everyone has their own version of PackOut now but this has distinct advantages over pretty much every other competitor. Better than rushing out a boring copy
Looking at the huge quantities of Packout that are stocked in every Home Depot I’ve seen, it’s clear that lots of people are buying Packout every day. I can’t imagine all of them are expanding an existing system and will be unwilling to switch to Makita.
I’ve got a few bins each of lots of different systems - Packout, Ridgid, old Makita, mini Systainer, DeWalt. I got different ones for different uses.
I really like this one. The sizes of the boxes look better than the other ones. I don’t think it will replace my mini Systainers because they are very light. But I can see it replacing everything else because it seems like they have some good intermediate sizes. I don’t like massive, or tiny, containers.
Only a couple 🤣
@@Argonoughtable
I see more disadvantages than advantages with Makita's system compared to all the other vertical box systems.
Look at Qbrick System from Poland you got everything you wants: small, medium, large systems with drawners etc. And they are few yearas on market so for example carts are on version 2 with all improvments.
bending right down to the ground to grab the handle is not a good design, especially considering how heavy these are when loaded up.
Packout 1.5 🤷
wonder how soon milwakee will sue them over the locks and website
Shut up and take my money!
Quite expensive!
This product of Makita is to give a version answer to all combination tool boxes. Tell them that the design idea of your things is wrong from the beginning, I will teach you how to make boxes.
You can't even make a single intelligible sentence, I doubt you're going to teach anyone anything.
They refuse to listen to what their customers want
It's too late Makita, stick with packout for few years now even with Makita inside of the box .
Too expensive. The price of 1 box should be the price for whole damn thing. Its $600 for everything they show here
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makita enter the market too late，all my tools are makita but in Milwaukee packout systems
Ah ah, does Makita want to break my back? The worst option for tool storage
Bend with your knees
@@peterryan7340 no bend with YOUR knees.. lol ill let you put you back and knees to the extra work 40 hrs a week for 5+ years.. no tradesmen can legitimately consider this a real option. we already come home beat to dust without our tools working against us.
It is so crazy that you guys have all of your competitors boxes yet yours is mediocre at best.
Something I’ve learned after jumping between Ridgid, Milwaukee, DeWalt, Flex, and Toughbuilt, is that they’re all mediocre.
Companies need to stop with the incompatible toolbox systems. You'd sell way more of these if Packout owners could use them for example.
There’s issues with patents.
And not everyone wants packout. I ditched Packout because it becomes a PITA with age, isn’t a good design for all weather exposure, and I’ve had the boxes fall apart a few times.
Again useless for many trades in Germany :D too Big for Scaffolding and not practical moving it up stairs :/
Imagine this full of tools and fixings ,terrible design
Way to bulky, copy of Milwaukee