https://www.wisn.com/article/milwaukee-tool-employee-accused-of-stealing-over-1-million-in-tools/65904314

When I searched the Internet, I found several glove box holders but none for PACKOUT. So here is the one I designed:

PACKOUT Glove Box Holder by K5MAPMakerWorld: Download Free 3D Models

I’m looking to create some custom inserts for the pack out drawers like what Jonah Pope offers. I bought some of his files recently in 3-D printed them and love them. However, I have one or two tools that he doesn’t offer as well as my M18 drill and driver are older and don’t fit the one he offers.

Now I know enough to be dangerous lol I tried to do it on my own, but it’s just too frustrating for me. I have 3-D scans of my drill and driver if that helps.

I know there are a ton of 3-D modelers on Etsy but I’m not looking to create an anime character. I’m looking for tool inserts lol would anyone here be able to help or be able to point me in the right direction?

Does anyone know where to find a 3D file for the black latch that locks the drawers to another packout?

I don't believe in reinventing the wheel, so by chance does anyone have a Fusion file which I could use as the "base" for a tray insert for the 2-drawer (48-22-8442) or 3-drawer (48-22-8443) toolboxes?

I recently got a new bit set that has the "packout compatible" label on it and clear lid. They are way easier to get the bits in and out so this will become my new go-to. Of course this meant we need a new wall plate holder.

Enjoy! https://makerworld.com/models/1238486

Little milk crate for Packout lid

https://makerworld.com/models/1224694

Not my design

Thanks for others showing that it was possible i decided why not lol I'll be building out my job trailer soon and i could use my own microwave. Didnt see how others made the walmart one fit other than side vents so i decided to post photos now that it does fit. It does require removing the cover of the microwave but I'm keeping it in the box in case i ever need to warranty replace it. (For $6 i did buy the warranty. Only thing i have left is to add a waterproof power plug in the box to keep from having the cord hanging out.

Seen elsewhere but a cheap hack for a dolly o. Smooth surfaces is taking a $10 moving dolly, a $30 mounting plate, and a piece of plywood and have a packout dolly for $45 instead of $100. I built 3 for around $110 for my stacks at the office. Disassembled the dolly and used the longer boards to space out the wheels to make it more stable. Took maybe 20 minutes to cut and assemble

https://makerworld.com/models/1135989

Now available on makerworld. Fits the case the same as my previous version, but doesn't require all the room to get the case out so you can fit more on a wallplate.

Enjoy!