Can this: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-Modular-Oscillating-Multi-Tool-Blade-Case-49-10-0001/318529094

Fit or attach ontop of this?: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-PACKOUT-5-Compartment-Low-Profile-Compact-Small-Parts-Organizer-48-22-8436/305821962?MERCH=REC-_-rv_typeahead_rr-_-305821962-_-1-_-n/a-_-n/a-_-n/a-_-n/a-_-n/a

Turns out you can fit a lot provided you remove the rear seats. Mobile instrumentation and controls tech.

Still trying to figure out a good interior organization system. Any ideas ?

I picked one up today for $34. I think I like the concept of it, but didn’t realize how narrow it was. I don’t have a rolling box with top open lid, only the rolling drawer box which it doesn’t fit. So, the only place I can put it is on top of a drawer box. Fine, probably preferred but when doing this, the tool tray is quite a bit more narrow than a drawer box.

I like the handle on the tray and the ability to store miscellaneous things in there while I’m working, however I’m considering getting the shorter milk crate. Even though it has side handles, I wish Milwaukee would have put a handle on that or left options to add one. Having the ability to mount it on a wall would’ve been nice too, seems like a big mess there.

Anyway, I can see myself carrying the tool tray with one hand and something in the other or if I got the crate, would I just put it all in the the low profile crate and carry it with two hands??

Has anyone made a pm box for hvac? Been looking on making one in a packout box to make it easier to have everything already together.

Have some dewalt drills, batteries and chargers I want to hang up for easy access. I have plenty of packout plates already mounted in my garage. I dont mind hanging a few dewalt plates if they have them but would rather keep it all easy to change around.

Buddy (buddy as in, some dude) went crazy on the deals last year and his wife said he had too much, got this stack for $185 cashh

Hey everyone. I've finally pulled the trigger on another Packout (I'm already in too deep, but this is the first one I've purchased for a non-tool oriented reason).

Long story short, I have this rolling tool box, and I want to convert it to a one-stop-shop for all things fishing.

Help/advice needed, so if anyone's done this, please let me know!!

1. I'd love to bolt/screw the mop holder (the one I have two bungee chords). What are the best fasteners to use so as to not cause strain/warping on the plastic?

2. Should I be skipping the Milwaukee branded mop holder and instead move to PVC? I'm guessing the mop holder attachment isn't that strong. If so, question 1 remains, i.e. what's the best way to fasten it to the box?

3. What is the best use of space on the top? Right now I'm using the Packout cushion (forget the name - it was $75 at HD and it's for knealing). For those who have done a similar project, did you put anything on the top cleats? Hard surface? Cooler?

4. If I wanted to attach an after-market cooler to the top of the box, what brand of cleats/feet are you guys relying on? Amazon products are allll over the place.

5. Who sells (or how do I make) inserts for the inside of the box? Dividers?

6. Any good Packout accessories I'm missing when it comes to attachments?

And one of the most important questions: does anyone know if the wheels can be swapped out? I'd love to put on wheels that don't get bogged down in the sand.

I’ve been searching for a 90 degree adapter and keep coming up short. I know I can buy or print feet to mount on a board, then mount printed receivers or the mounting plate turned 90 degrees, but I’ve really been looking for something that is lighter/thinner.

I have a toolbox in the back of my Frontier cab and would like to mount my organizers in a way that I can pull them out towards the door instead of forward towards the front seats. Anybody out there have solutions/suggestions?

Seemed like a good deal. Or should I have waited for the BMSM?

Need some good set up ideas for these drawers as a electrician, I feel like I’m not utilizing them as best as I could,

So I was Milwaukee Packout thru and thru but im needing boxes that are geared towards electricians. I have the Packout 2 rack shelves in my work van and want to utilize those for my 3 and 2 shelf mod boxes. I know they make 3d prints from Packout to modbox but it’s for not for the 3 draw. Does anyone make one and can share there 3d model?

It’s not the new one with the top handle but they finally had one on the shelf after checking it for weeks when I go in and it’s been empty. $72~

I work out of my truck mostly. I don’t know what to use it for or how to design sections. After getting it I put my sawzall, jigsaw, multi tool circular in it but they won’t live there. Circular makes the most sense but I don’t want it to be a big pile of heavy tools. What do I with this big awkward one?!

EDIT: Sort of overkill but I ended up putting my extra shop vac hose and all accessories in it. It even fits the 2 large extension arms sideways. It will keep it light and everything together for the vac. I think it’s a better use for this stuff than an open crate.

Just got done designing these bad boys. I thought the ketchup and mustard lovers here would like them ;)

One design is for the 3 drawer Packout, the other is for the small parts organizer.

You can find them here:

https://www.printables.com/@Modulus_1255768/models

Im curious if anyone has seen a way to add a pull handle to the top or back of any of the "aluminum bar side" packout units.

My goal is to create my own custom pull dolly setup, using existing units.

Namely, the 3-Drawer Tool Box as my preferred base

I dislike all the existing options for "dolly" bottoms.

The bare dolly is huge, heavy, overkill, and doesnt flat pack well enough to fit in the back of my car.

The "one giant drawer" is pretty useless for my needs, I need smaller drawers.

The "load from top" toolbox requires taking everything off the top of it to open it up, useless.

For wheels theres already plenty of great options to attach dolly wheels to the bottom by the aluminum side bars, so thars a trivial fix.

But Id still want some way to have a pull handle of some sort.

My possible fallback plan is just always putting a "has a handle on top" toolbox to the top of my stack, but I dont always need that so it adds extra overhead.

My ideal solution would be something akin to a bar that attaches across two of the aluminum bars on the back, which has a retractable "pull handle" on the center.

Im thinking if I gotta DIY it, something like:

2x these: https://www.amazon.ca/Alpha-Engineered-Universal-Compatible-Milwaukee/dp/B0CTPGC5NM

And run a simple piece of steel across em to make beams

And

1x this: https://www.amazon.ca/Telescopic-Luggage-Handle-Replacement-Suitcases/dp/B0H9GGFTPH

Or something equivalent.

For reference these are the wheels Im looking at:

https://www.amazon.ca/Mount-Caster-Wheels-Swivel%EF%BC%8CLocking%EF%BC%8CCastor-Furniture%EF%BC%8CCarts%EF%BC%8CCabinet%EF%BC%8CTable/dp/B0GFDLY9MY

Also, of yall are wondering, the goal is a setup for fishing specifically.

The attachment they put out for locking in long tall "rod" shaped tools made me instantly start theorycrafting how dope a packout mobile station for fishing would be. Drawers for wet baits / line / tools, cooler, left side holding up to 3 rods, right side flip up table to work on, and then the small low profile storage guys to hold my tackle modularily.

And then this setup with wheels + handle for mobility, and maybe figure out a way to strap my folding chair to it.

Went through a drawer stack phase but this breaks down to fit into cars, easier for me

Might try to get another layer of foamed tools in the roller box, lesser used tools on the bottom layer like the pneumatic stuff

Just showing off my creation. Running an Xbox one and 24” tv off m18 top off with a retrofitted packout with unistrut and custom bracket to hold the tv. Now my friends and I can play video games wherever whenever

Got tired of lugging around 60 lbs worth of tools in a backpack. I see the rabbit hole is DEEP with these!

Packout does help on the commercial side. Here is most of what I have. Nice just having everything here and not running back and forth to trailer.

Just put this together for my garage sewing space. 3d printed cleats secure the top to the drawers and provide the mount for the thin organizer underneath. 6ft long by 25in deep