Whats interesting is, the Home depot box, you can find it at aldi (seasonal iirc so not always available) and its the exact same except color is different and where the HDX logo sticker on the case is blank on the aldi one.
@timswiworkshop4218Ай бұрын
Yup I have also see it other places without the HDX logo, also more expensive than what home depot sells them for.
@ThatGuy-ot6zf Жыл бұрын
2 sheets of plywood, hopscotch the box onto each sheet as you alternate laying them down. Moved a few boxes over rough terrain this way.
@timswiworkshop4218 Жыл бұрын
I have considered this and probably the way I will do it. I just need to get someone here to help me do it. Its a steeper slope up to the newer shop than it looks, and I don't want to test the caster locks. LOL
@Buckswoodshop Жыл бұрын
👍👍
@thriftstorelumberjack Жыл бұрын
Great vid! I personally have begun to lean more toward ones with individual removable containers, I've got quite a few of the Stanleys and they have been great. They're also great for storing my Magic card collection as well. Lol. I've got a few Huskys and have been happy with them as well.
@thurm101 Жыл бұрын
I grabbed the Hyper Tough 2pk Storage for $13. Works great for all of my 15 years of screws, bolts, and nails. After organizing I don’t think I need to buy anything for a long time.
@kzel88 Жыл бұрын
Holy camera work
@Buckswoodshop Жыл бұрын
Cool!
@timswiworkshop4218 Жыл бұрын
Thanks Matt
@mallardmauler69 Жыл бұрын
The red Plano box is sold at Fleet Farm. They had them in the toolbox area last time I bought one.
@bobbg9041 Жыл бұрын
If you look around the large metal boxes last years but they used to cost me about 30 bucks each. You can also get a cabnit for them like the Walmart plastic one you've got. I bought mine at electronics store that sells electronic parts. But I used them for connectors and put them in my car with my tools I did mobile electronics out of my car and full time in a retail store. The plastic mDX brand i changed to them becuse a lot of the time thd metal cases were inside the car and not the trunk, the metals sharp and will dammage a cars interior the plastic not as bad. Milwalkie makes a large roll around set you can build on that looks like it will.last years. The small plastic one with flap type latches that brake the lid falls off they get very dirty but I used them at work they will last a few years and its not to big and bulky. Trip over one you see why bigger isn't always better. And you'll think about it as you pick up 2k butt splices and t taps as well as screws. Shit Flys all over the shop. www.zoro.com/durham-mfg-steel-compartment-box-gray-202-95-d919/i/G0242295/ many different brands Fastnal has a system you can buy, somone had an old set on craigs list but he was asking 2 times retail for it. Drawer Cabinet, 11-3/4x15-1/4x16-3/8 In You can always make one out of wood even scrap wood and use draw slide or just dividers and soap the sides so they slide. This one takes the cake. kzread.info/dash/bejne/m3h-j5udqbSah7w.html
@Robert-ug5hx Жыл бұрын
I have not purchased the bottom box, I agree with you its chiney
@bobmiller2921 Жыл бұрын
Replace with rubber push lawnmower wheels
@gustavomacall49972 жыл бұрын
I have started with the small box with the tool organization boxes inside plus the thin half boxes and will add the drawer boxes to build my ideal setup .
@HardHeadMilitary3 жыл бұрын
I am in Houston (extremely humid environment) I have paused using my packout boxes, due to the condensation that keeps forming in the boxes… do you have any of those issues?
@belafonteBloo3 жыл бұрын
in seattle with same amount of humidity, and yes i've noticed this
@HardHeadMilitary3 жыл бұрын
@@belafonteBloo it is nice to hear i am not the only one! After a long weekend, i opened my rolling packout box with several battery operated tools and they were laying in over an inch of water
@timswiworkshop42182 жыл бұрын
I haven't had any issues yet, but it has been a concern of mine, as we do get pretty humid here in WI too. I think what is helping me is this is for my side hustle, so my tools don't sit out heat everyday. I am decently busy with jobs i can do in my shop so I haven't been out and about doing handyman type of work for awhile now.
@HardHeadMilitary2 жыл бұрын
@@timswiworkshop4218 man we can average 80% humidity and 100 degree on the regular. I literally had some tools put up in the packout box, opened it up and easily an inch of condensation at the bottom. Someone suggested dessicant and drilling holes at the bottom. I may have to resort to that. I lost several m12 tools due to the issue
@HardHeadMilitary2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for your videos
@RiderRickMaker3 жыл бұрын
Freaking intro made me laugh immediatly..!
@tonytooltime53733 жыл бұрын
I just recently got into the 'PACKOUT' Set-Up, and I'm having the same problem. Every Single day I take everything out and switch it all around. It's so frustrating and gives me a Headache trying to figure it all out. So I thought I'd keep it mostly empty and when I need a tool, just put it in and eventually it will work itself out! LoL! I'm Hoping! 🔨👍😁👍🔧
@TheDmantheman1003 жыл бұрын
Sounds like you need more pack out and have a case for everything then all you need todo is grab what case you need, when you need it.
@superwout3 жыл бұрын
Why not buy a solid trolley and fixing a mounting plate to it? Ah you just said it...
@Buckswoodshop3 жыл бұрын
👍👍
@towboatjeff3 жыл бұрын
The Milwaukee and husky are my go to storage boxes now. I like that you dont loose storage space to a cutout for the handle.
@andrewgibbons81593 жыл бұрын
Nothing comes close to the milwaukee packout. I have them but I love the stankey organiser for price. Yes, the centre compartments are not removable in the stanley but that improves the rigidity in my opinion. Thanks for the video. My OCD is thankful too 😁
@pasqualeparente97763 жыл бұрын
Too long winded not much new info was looking forward to your improvements.
@expendablepatriot4967 Жыл бұрын
Agreed 👍 waisted 16:44 of my life
@kds4713 жыл бұрын
If you are carrying those things around you are doing something wrong :). The whole Austen’s is meant to be wheeled to your job site destination. The wheeled box is great for rough terrain, and the dolly is great for smooth. Also Kaizen foam helps a bunch too.
@billkiessel66823 жыл бұрын
Very expensive in my opinion unless used in business
@ceterfo3 жыл бұрын
I've gotten a lot of stair use with the bottom box cart thing the plastic is suffered some damage from my inpatients but otherwise it's worked all right. Dollies are definitely the way to go.
@adampottmeyer4523 жыл бұрын
Nice. I came here from The Handyman, he gave you a shout out
@timswiworkshop42183 жыл бұрын
Thanks for checking it out!. Was that in a live stream or something he shouted me out?
@louismartin95463 жыл бұрын
@@timswiworkshop4218 he gave a stout out and posted the link to here
@alexanderjamieson79713 жыл бұрын
Keter is contracted by DeWalt, Milwaukee, Craftsman, and Ridgid to make their stackable storage systems. Tstack, Versastack, tough system, packout, all made by keter. Pelican probably makes the best cases but who has that kind of money.
@timswiworkshop42183 жыл бұрын
I was thinking Keter probably made them. I agree with you on the Pelican they do have some nice options for storage boxes, but not in the price I want to pay. I just invested in some Milwaukee Packout that was a tough enough pill to swallow and I got all that on sale. LOL
@TheHandyman13 жыл бұрын
Great video. Thanks for posting.
@timswiworkshop42183 жыл бұрын
Thanks for checking it out Handyman!
@JasonBolte3 жыл бұрын
Great video! I need to figure out a small part storage system for my shop. Thanks for the ideas!
@timswiworkshop42183 жыл бұрын
Hope this gives you some ideas, thanks for watching.
@babydyke4163 жыл бұрын
I have been wondering... with that Milwaukee box.. do the containers inside have a lip on them to be able to hang them? I know the inserts for the packout do but I've been wondering if thoes Milwaukee orgainzer inserts are the same or not!?
@timswiworkshop42183 жыл бұрын
That is a good question I will investigate.
@babydyke4163 жыл бұрын
I have the same stanley small black ones with the yellow dividers and handle. I got them on sale when my local Menards was discontinuing them so I paid $5.00 a piece! Currently switching everything into Milwaukee packout organizers and I love them!!! I will use my old ones still... just not sure for what yet but I have over a dozen of 'em lol. I have always been a crafty person so I will find a use for them, unless I give them to a friend who needs them!
@timswiworkshop42183 жыл бұрын
$5 is a dam good price. I have enough of them I am not going to completely swap them out. Just haven't bought any of that style in quite awhile.
@YesImhymn3 жыл бұрын
I was able to get the wheeled box, crate , and medium box for $109. I also picked up the same set except swapped the crate for the small box and paid $130 for that. I love this system.
@Buckswoodshop3 жыл бұрын
👍👍
@mostlymoparih56823 жыл бұрын
Wow Christmas came real fast. Time flies when you're having fun. Yeah the china stuff is bs or as I like to put it, it's Adam Bull Schift.
@deniseanderson63644 жыл бұрын
How many times are you going to tilt the saw during the video?
@jaimegenovajr32574 жыл бұрын
Is that comes woth the track? I was looking on Home Depot website it didn’t mentioned about tracks included
@timswiworkshop42184 жыл бұрын
To be honest i really don't remember that was a few years ago now. I have 2 tracks for mine the 102" and the 51". If one of them came standard with the saw I do not recall. It really would not surprise me if tracks were separate to tell you the truth, because the clamps you need for the track are sold separately as well, I remember that.
@jaimegenovajr32574 жыл бұрын
Tall Oaks Woodworking thank you so much
@st76504 жыл бұрын
How do you connect the tracks also how do you change out the rubber strips on the bottoms of the tracks. How do you set the saw and tracks up thanks for posting
@st76504 жыл бұрын
Looking at getting one of these for plywood building cabinets. Thanks for posting love DEWALT tools
@mostlymoparih56824 жыл бұрын
Here I is.
@ToolReviewZone5 жыл бұрын
What's up bro. King of the crease sent me over. Just subbed!
@timswiworkshop42185 жыл бұрын
Who is that?
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
Here I is.
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
I use Blackberry Brandy in the winter when I get a cold works better than cough medicine.
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
Taking those cabinet doors apart would make some good viewing.
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
My wife wants something like that.
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
What's the advantage of under mount drawers? Why do you like them better?
@timswiworkshop42185 жыл бұрын
@@mostlymoparih5682 Smoothest gliding track you can get. They are fairly adjustable to make them fit like butter. Soft closing was the biggest deal when they came out, but they have figured out how to add soft closing to most other track designs now. They allow you to have a slightly bigger drawer but its only by 3/8 of an inch so I dunno if that is advantage or not. Tracks are underneath so you don't see them and they are harder to get dirt and debris in them.
@Buckswoodshop5 жыл бұрын
Those drawers look great!
@timswiworkshop42185 жыл бұрын
Thank you sir!
@Adkiz695 жыл бұрын
you need lower rpm when you cut metal
@Poor_Mans_DIY5 жыл бұрын
Actually watched the entire video. You clearly have the knack for talking in front of the camera. Very solid commentary with no stuttering over your thought process. As a viewer, I would prefer a shorter video talking about the plan and more of the work you performed. Please dont stop making videos. We look forward to more posts from you.
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
Life happens. Ya got that Wright. I've been sick four4 couple of weeks two2. Cold = no motivation. I have a few car projects that need to be done and the cold is an easy excuse to not work on them. Good won.
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
Order in the court. I mean wood shop.
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
I can do without the snow.
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
Run a big sheet of plastic over your lights from on end of the shop to the other to hold the heat down and it won't take as much time to heat up. Oh and take those ideas outta your head and write em down on paper
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
The Milwaukee 2695-26CX M18 Cordless 6-Tool Combo Kit all use the same battery.
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
Organization is key. Have a good one.
@timswiworkshop42185 жыл бұрын
I don't mind the snow actually, till it gets to late march - May and we are still getting it. Than at that point I am sick of it! LOL Not really a Milwaukee fan, its not the same power tool company it was back in the good ole days. I really just want to finish the inside off and insulate it properly, I just need to find someone to help me hash out the best way to go about it. Being a cabinet guy most of the carpenters I know are all finish guys.
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
@@timswiworkshop4218 Makita is a good tool. Batteries should be made interchangeable but they don't cause they want to make more money by selling you a battery. I recently bought a HF 1/2 electric impact to take the bolt off the end of my son's harmonic balancer. HF had the cheapest on and I don't use the tool every day but it works good and it makes it easy changing tires.
@Buckswoodshop5 жыл бұрын
How do you like your lathe?
@timswiworkshop42185 жыл бұрын
Yea it seems pretty decent. Only issue I have had with it is the on/off switch is cheap as hell on it. Sometimes you have to jiggle it to make it go. Seems like a really decently built machine than you look at that switch and your like WTF is that. LOL
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
It's been raining off and on here for a few days now.
@timswiworkshop42185 жыл бұрын
Yea seems like its going on everywhere. I watch a bunch of guys who do farming vids and the rain is just nuts everywhere it seems.
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
No videos aye? I kinda resemble that remark.
@mostlymoparih56825 жыл бұрын
Yeah first of all they think the wood is cheaper than it is and then they want you to make it for them. Oh you want to get paid for your time too oh well then never mind they will go cabinets someplace else and pay more and get less.Good update.
@christophegrevet70125 жыл бұрын
*>>>**zlux.us/1g5d** Portable, solid power and bladed well fitted for general cutting. Light weight*
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a good review. thank you.
Whats interesting is, the Home depot box, you can find it at aldi (seasonal iirc so not always available) and its the exact same except color is different and where the HDX logo sticker on the case is blank on the aldi one.
Yup I have also see it other places without the HDX logo, also more expensive than what home depot sells them for.
2 sheets of plywood, hopscotch the box onto each sheet as you alternate laying them down. Moved a few boxes over rough terrain this way.
I have considered this and probably the way I will do it. I just need to get someone here to help me do it. Its a steeper slope up to the newer shop than it looks, and I don't want to test the caster locks. LOL
👍👍
Great vid! I personally have begun to lean more toward ones with individual removable containers, I've got quite a few of the Stanleys and they have been great. They're also great for storing my Magic card collection as well. Lol. I've got a few Huskys and have been happy with them as well.
I grabbed the Hyper Tough 2pk Storage for $13. Works great for all of my 15 years of screws, bolts, and nails. After organizing I don’t think I need to buy anything for a long time.
Holy camera work
Cool!
Thanks Matt
The red Plano box is sold at Fleet Farm. They had them in the toolbox area last time I bought one.
If you look around the large metal boxes last years but they used to cost me about 30 bucks each. You can also get a cabnit for them like the Walmart plastic one you've got. I bought mine at electronics store that sells electronic parts. But I used them for connectors and put them in my car with my tools I did mobile electronics out of my car and full time in a retail store. The plastic mDX brand i changed to them becuse a lot of the time thd metal cases were inside the car and not the trunk, the metals sharp and will dammage a cars interior the plastic not as bad. Milwalkie makes a large roll around set you can build on that looks like it will.last years. The small plastic one with flap type latches that brake the lid falls off they get very dirty but I used them at work they will last a few years and its not to big and bulky. Trip over one you see why bigger isn't always better. And you'll think about it as you pick up 2k butt splices and t taps as well as screws. Shit Flys all over the shop. www.zoro.com/durham-mfg-steel-compartment-box-gray-202-95-d919/i/G0242295/ many different brands Fastnal has a system you can buy, somone had an old set on craigs list but he was asking 2 times retail for it. Drawer Cabinet, 11-3/4x15-1/4x16-3/8 In You can always make one out of wood even scrap wood and use draw slide or just dividers and soap the sides so they slide. This one takes the cake. kzread.info/dash/bejne/m3h-j5udqbSah7w.html
I have not purchased the bottom box, I agree with you its chiney
Replace with rubber push lawnmower wheels
I have started with the small box with the tool organization boxes inside plus the thin half boxes and will add the drawer boxes to build my ideal setup .
I am in Houston (extremely humid environment) I have paused using my packout boxes, due to the condensation that keeps forming in the boxes… do you have any of those issues?
in seattle with same amount of humidity, and yes i've noticed this
@@belafonteBloo it is nice to hear i am not the only one! After a long weekend, i opened my rolling packout box with several battery operated tools and they were laying in over an inch of water
I haven't had any issues yet, but it has been a concern of mine, as we do get pretty humid here in WI too. I think what is helping me is this is for my side hustle, so my tools don't sit out heat everyday. I am decently busy with jobs i can do in my shop so I haven't been out and about doing handyman type of work for awhile now.
@@timswiworkshop4218 man we can average 80% humidity and 100 degree on the regular. I literally had some tools put up in the packout box, opened it up and easily an inch of condensation at the bottom. Someone suggested dessicant and drilling holes at the bottom. I may have to resort to that. I lost several m12 tools due to the issue
Thanks for your videos
Freaking intro made me laugh immediatly..!
I just recently got into the 'PACKOUT' Set-Up, and I'm having the same problem. Every Single day I take everything out and switch it all around. It's so frustrating and gives me a Headache trying to figure it all out. So I thought I'd keep it mostly empty and when I need a tool, just put it in and eventually it will work itself out! LoL! I'm Hoping! 🔨👍😁👍🔧
Sounds like you need more pack out and have a case for everything then all you need todo is grab what case you need, when you need it.
Why not buy a solid trolley and fixing a mounting plate to it? Ah you just said it...
👍👍
The Milwaukee and husky are my go to storage boxes now. I like that you dont loose storage space to a cutout for the handle.
Nothing comes close to the milwaukee packout. I have them but I love the stankey organiser for price. Yes, the centre compartments are not removable in the stanley but that improves the rigidity in my opinion. Thanks for the video. My OCD is thankful too 😁
Too long winded not much new info was looking forward to your improvements.
Agreed 👍 waisted 16:44 of my life
If you are carrying those things around you are doing something wrong :). The whole Austen’s is meant to be wheeled to your job site destination. The wheeled box is great for rough terrain, and the dolly is great for smooth. Also Kaizen foam helps a bunch too.
Very expensive in my opinion unless used in business
I've gotten a lot of stair use with the bottom box cart thing the plastic is suffered some damage from my inpatients but otherwise it's worked all right. Dollies are definitely the way to go.
Nice. I came here from The Handyman, he gave you a shout out
Thanks for checking it out!. Was that in a live stream or something he shouted me out?
@@timswiworkshop4218 he gave a stout out and posted the link to here
Keter is contracted by DeWalt, Milwaukee, Craftsman, and Ridgid to make their stackable storage systems. Tstack, Versastack, tough system, packout, all made by keter. Pelican probably makes the best cases but who has that kind of money.
I was thinking Keter probably made them. I agree with you on the Pelican they do have some nice options for storage boxes, but not in the price I want to pay. I just invested in some Milwaukee Packout that was a tough enough pill to swallow and I got all that on sale. LOL
Great video. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for checking it out Handyman!
Great video! I need to figure out a small part storage system for my shop. Thanks for the ideas!
Hope this gives you some ideas, thanks for watching.
I have been wondering... with that Milwaukee box.. do the containers inside have a lip on them to be able to hang them? I know the inserts for the packout do but I've been wondering if thoes Milwaukee orgainzer inserts are the same or not!?
That is a good question I will investigate.
I have the same stanley small black ones with the yellow dividers and handle. I got them on sale when my local Menards was discontinuing them so I paid $5.00 a piece! Currently switching everything into Milwaukee packout organizers and I love them!!! I will use my old ones still... just not sure for what yet but I have over a dozen of 'em lol. I have always been a crafty person so I will find a use for them, unless I give them to a friend who needs them!
$5 is a dam good price. I have enough of them I am not going to completely swap them out. Just haven't bought any of that style in quite awhile.
I was able to get the wheeled box, crate , and medium box for $109. I also picked up the same set except swapped the crate for the small box and paid $130 for that. I love this system.
👍👍
Wow Christmas came real fast. Time flies when you're having fun. Yeah the china stuff is bs or as I like to put it, it's Adam Bull Schift.
How many times are you going to tilt the saw during the video?
Is that comes woth the track? I was looking on Home Depot website it didn’t mentioned about tracks included
To be honest i really don't remember that was a few years ago now. I have 2 tracks for mine the 102" and the 51". If one of them came standard with the saw I do not recall. It really would not surprise me if tracks were separate to tell you the truth, because the clamps you need for the track are sold separately as well, I remember that.
Tall Oaks Woodworking thank you so much
How do you connect the tracks also how do you change out the rubber strips on the bottoms of the tracks. How do you set the saw and tracks up thanks for posting
Looking at getting one of these for plywood building cabinets. Thanks for posting love DEWALT tools
Here I is.
What's up bro. King of the crease sent me over. Just subbed!
Who is that?
Here I is.
I use Blackberry Brandy in the winter when I get a cold works better than cough medicine.
Taking those cabinet doors apart would make some good viewing.
My wife wants something like that.
What's the advantage of under mount drawers? Why do you like them better?
@@mostlymoparih5682 Smoothest gliding track you can get. They are fairly adjustable to make them fit like butter. Soft closing was the biggest deal when they came out, but they have figured out how to add soft closing to most other track designs now. They allow you to have a slightly bigger drawer but its only by 3/8 of an inch so I dunno if that is advantage or not. Tracks are underneath so you don't see them and they are harder to get dirt and debris in them.
Those drawers look great!
Thank you sir!
you need lower rpm when you cut metal
Actually watched the entire video. You clearly have the knack for talking in front of the camera. Very solid commentary with no stuttering over your thought process. As a viewer, I would prefer a shorter video talking about the plan and more of the work you performed. Please dont stop making videos. We look forward to more posts from you.
Life happens. Ya got that Wright. I've been sick four4 couple of weeks two2. Cold = no motivation. I have a few car projects that need to be done and the cold is an easy excuse to not work on them. Good won.
Order in the court. I mean wood shop.
I can do without the snow.
Run a big sheet of plastic over your lights from on end of the shop to the other to hold the heat down and it won't take as much time to heat up. Oh and take those ideas outta your head and write em down on paper
The Milwaukee 2695-26CX M18 Cordless 6-Tool Combo Kit all use the same battery.
Organization is key. Have a good one.
I don't mind the snow actually, till it gets to late march - May and we are still getting it. Than at that point I am sick of it! LOL Not really a Milwaukee fan, its not the same power tool company it was back in the good ole days. I really just want to finish the inside off and insulate it properly, I just need to find someone to help me hash out the best way to go about it. Being a cabinet guy most of the carpenters I know are all finish guys.
@@timswiworkshop4218 Makita is a good tool. Batteries should be made interchangeable but they don't cause they want to make more money by selling you a battery. I recently bought a HF 1/2 electric impact to take the bolt off the end of my son's harmonic balancer. HF had the cheapest on and I don't use the tool every day but it works good and it makes it easy changing tires.
How do you like your lathe?
Yea it seems pretty decent. Only issue I have had with it is the on/off switch is cheap as hell on it. Sometimes you have to jiggle it to make it go. Seems like a really decently built machine than you look at that switch and your like WTF is that. LOL
It's been raining off and on here for a few days now.
Yea seems like its going on everywhere. I watch a bunch of guys who do farming vids and the rain is just nuts everywhere it seems.
No videos aye? I kinda resemble that remark.
Yeah first of all they think the wood is cheaper than it is and then they want you to make it for them. Oh you want to get paid for your time too oh well then never mind they will go cabinets someplace else and pay more and get less.Good update.
*>>>**zlux.us/1g5d** Portable, solid power and bladed well fitted for general cutting. Light weight*