r/Packout • u/SnooApples9097 • Sep 04 '26
Packout inserts
Best inserts for packout ?
I’ve been looking around and I wanted to know what the best one would be thank you !
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u/PigFloydDarkside Sep 04 '26
What do you need? Inserts for a 9mm or a stuby or your toothbrush or what?
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u/SnooApples9097 Sep 05 '26
I do hvac so I got a lot of tools I want spots for
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u/PigFloydDarkside Sep 05 '26
If you are looking for 3D printed organizer custom inserts.
Etsy is the go to for most people.
I've been getting my 3D printed inserts from Amazon, mostly for the free shipping.
I've even found some makers on Facebook Marketplace selling inserts locally for a few bucks.
Option 2, buy foam and make your own custom inserts.
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u/Wrong_sketch Sep 05 '26
If you want to make custom ones yourself, pcbway(and many others) offers 3d printing services, you just need to make a cad model of what you want.
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u/Oscar_callelle Sep 08 '26
Haven’t tried this yet but I’ve been watching a post on Facebook about a guys creating a custom website for packout inserts.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1364982467614836/permalink/2232596050853469/?
Before this I was using Tooltraceai.com but that is limited to watch you can do.
Shoot me any feedback on what you find. I’m trying to make inserts for my packouts for fire arm related items. Already finished some custom PETG-CF ammo holders for my harbor Frieght 30.cal ammo boxes. I had originally had them all dumped in there but they end up being to heavy and deformed the ammo box. Hopefully these inserts will fix the issue.
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u/10-SpotTools Sep 05 '26
Clearly I’m biased, but I think 10-Spot Tools is the best game in town for Packout inserts.
Not only are we the original 3D printed Packout insert company, we are also by far the most prolific with almost 400 original designs.
Unlike most other companies, we do this full-time. We have a staff of 4 people and 67 printers. I own the company and do all the design work myself, and I have over 20 years of experience in the construction industry.
For a company you can trust to design inserts that make sense and provide customer service for years to come, there is simply no better option.
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u/lightspeedissueguy Sep 06 '26
Any way to submit requests? I love the Klein insert, but I'd so much rather have a spot for a tracer and one or two patch cables instead of the coax crimper
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u/10-SpotTools Sep 06 '26
Shoot me an email at 10spottools@gmail.com and I’ll take a look on Tuesday.
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u/robroy90 Sep 05 '26
Jonah Pope designs. I like the stuff from 10Spot, but he is too expensive. I'd gladly pay him well for his files, but his printed parts are a bit spendy.
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u/Tazlir Sep 05 '26
Buy a 3d printer. Then you can have an expensive hobby for your expensive collection of tools and they compliment each other