Milwaukee Packout 145 Bit Set Modification
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- čas přidán 1. 12. 2019
- Special thanks to James Ross on the Packout Hangout & Organization Nation FaceBook page for the inspriration. I took his idea, and consolidated the original storage boxes to minimize wasted space.
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Here's a source of the products used:
Milwaukee 48-22-8431 PACKOUT Low-Profile Organizer:
amzn.to/37WPH85
Milwaukee 22 in. Packout Rolling Modular Tool Box Stackable Storage System:
amzn.to/2P53FMH
Milwaukee Shockwave Impact Duty Driver Bit Set (145-Piece):
amzn.to/2OG0L1U
Magnetic Bit Extensions Set, 6-Piece:
amzn.to/2Rc9hr5
Adapter Extension Set, 3Pcs 1/4 3/8 1/2" Hex Shank Drill Nut Driver Bit Set + 105 Degree Right Angle Driver Extension Screwdriver Drill Attachment:
amzn.to/2sG3Wy9
12 of VHB 3M Adhesive Double-Sided Tape:
amzn.to/2P1cmHK
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Cool idea, pack out customization is damn near endless!
That was cool. Thanks mate👍👍👍
Great video, I'm going to follow your instructions and build out my bit Packout this week after I get over the creepy snake videos on your channel.
Had foam on hand for gun case customization, so i just used it to create rows of slits for the bits in the bit holders (minus the carrying cases). Look super clean and intentional. Secured the foam in there with strips of velcro.
Love that tape!
What an legend! 👍👏
Great idea, and thanks, I just got that set and was thinking how many times I would open the wrong box....also using your Leatherman blade like that gave me an eye twitch
Hey, I still have most of my fingers and all 11 toes!
Thanks for the vids
Great idea but, I do like the previous comment as well on using them with Velcro if you just needed one case. 👍🏼
Also the next size up box is great for batteries with the Kaizen foam inserts you can see it on “Tool Boss’s” channel another great idea for the PackOut boxes.
I like it,,very clever!
Very cool idea. I prefer Milwaukee pack out boxes to the Dewalt boxes.
Excellent idea. I would have done it with velcro. In case I need to carry a box.
Very cool
You may want to use industrial Velcro to hold things into place. Hopefully a company like Milwaukee will run with your idea in the future. I personally use a label maker to ID whats in my boxes.
A lot of those are duplicates, so I just used bins/dividers and p-touched each bin to say example PH2 P2 P3, and so on, so I know what bin ha what size head and I can just grab them, it's a pain taking this in and out and putting them back in the right spot, esp in a project where you are in a hurry. But it looks nice, tnx.
Sawzall blades would work great in the middle
That's where I keep mine, but I use a sharpie on the bit kits.
I think I would do Velcro to remove and change very easy
I mounted bar magnets to my cases
That's why those Milwaukee bit sets are so cheap because they don't have the sticker on them or the threaded hole on the back for the clip or magnetic attachment. I got the same set last week. I just used a sharpie marker and marked mine. But all my other ones have different stickers so basically I know what's in them all.
They make foam for this pack out case might work a bit better or so if you dont want to damage your pack out i love this idea i think i will try it with the foam
F'in genius! I wish I was that creative to come up with that! In the process of hijacking your idea right now! Great hack brother
i wonder if you could just buy the one with the foam? and cut the shape of the box so you dont have to use hot glue
How can you possibly have too many toys? I’ve taken the boxes apart, sorted the bits, and used double sided tape to hold the boxes in the organizer.
It’s always the last one lol
How did you get the parts put? I'm struggling to do it with pliers and it is wrong the plastic haha
Good video. Where did you get the extensions for the sockets drivers? Thanks
Links to all the products shown is in the description. But here's the one you asked for: amzn.to/2Rc9hr5
Great idea would be to start putting flat head long bits in some of these kits. All I get told is they are obsolete.
But I'm removing obsolete equipment that have flathead srews. Those short bits are useless their hard to take out of drills & drivers.
Use an extension for the smaller bits when using a driver. Its nearly the same size as the extended bits you can just clip into a driver.
@@austinleonardy1907 I can see that helping but when tightening or loosening small screws in thermostats the bit is to large and also to large for a lot of other aplications as well. Still don't see the problem they cant make the long slots. Slot screws are not completely obsolete & if they are there is still going to be a need for the tools for another 100 years.
Nut drivers in the other two bins... that’s what I did... also easy-outs for drilling and bolts..... I dint understand why Milwaukee didn’t set them up with molded bit holders from the factory..all sizes. Also same goes for wrench sets.. dewalt has packout sized cases with everything in them... but standard box.. Milwaukee is missing the boat , how many people would have bought a set of wrenches in a packout box? Lots I think..but are people who already bought packout and already have wrenches going to buy again... I wouldn’t...
Of course it is in the last one you look in... why would you keep looking after you find it?
Thank you for that video. I find it hard to remove a bit. Maybe my fingers aren't that strong. I have to use pliers. Any other suggestions
The plastic will eventually wear and loosen its grip, but a quicker method would be to try a little silicone spray on each bit.
Ernest Vocell they are hard to remove... lol. I’m tempted to drill em out a bit more... what a pain in ass though
@@drainmonkeys385 thank you. I will drill the holes.
I haven't used the bits since
Thanks for the advice.
Leavening alone with out tape
I think im the only person who is trying this and it wont work. I have the alim box but cant fit the 3 halfs
I like the idea! How well does the adhesive hold when trying to pull out the bits? My concern would be that over time I'd end up pulling out the container that holds the bits because the adhesive will start to weaken.
If you clean the plastic surfaces with alcohol first, VHB tape holds really well. I’ve used it outdoors in Florida for years. It has never come off until I removed it. Takes a steady twisting motion to tear it free, and doesn’t leave a sticky mess. Lots of CZcams videos on this product.
more affordable than those 3D printed option.
Here are a few easy mods to share with you.
Milwaukee Bit case Mod for Packout System (part 1) czcams.com/video/-Z-9EjSh0Uc/video.html
Milwaukee Bit Case Mod for Packout System (part 2) czcams.com/video/lrHiKyAj-FU/video.html
Milwaukee Packout Low Profile Bin Modification (Super Easy and Quick) czcams.com/video/owmiJo9F5CU/video.html
А что бы не ломать замок на боксе, бокс нельзя было развернуть на 180*. Правильно про вас говорил Задорнов.
Is this the low profile box?
Yes
What is the Facebook page
You said the Facebook page was Milwaukee pack out I can’t find it
@@robertserra1562 facebook.com/groups/PackoutHangout/
Look at jakeofall on here and Instagram. He’s done loads of ideas for packout and even 3D prints bins & bit holders.
I’ve seen his videos and posts on FB. He helped inspire me to use the Packout system. I have my own 3D printer, and just about everything I’ve seen for sale is a free download on www.thingiverse.com Just search “packout”. I have about 10 bins printed so far...
Yes, I have ordered some 3D bins for him
How can you possibly have "2manytoyz123"?
I’ve been accused of having, but it’s never been proven!
It was painful watching you use your Leatherman knife on that pin. Ouch
Check out my video, I used thin foam to prevent the bit case boxes from sliding around then I can change the configuration without glue or adhesive, thanks for sharing your video
My big question is why do you need so many of the exact same bits that you need to do this? I do construction and home remodeling and never needed that many bits. When you kill one you throw it away and buy new ones. Why do you need 20 phillips bits at a time?
I work in the aerospace industry. I do a fair amount of field work, but I can usually drive near where the work is required. Consequently, my toolboxes can stay in my vehicle, or onto the tailgate of my truck. Most recently, I’ve been modifying MRAPs for astronaut rescue. I don’t have a requirement to pack light and haul my tools into a residence or business. I usually haul way more tools and parts than needed for a specific job, but I’ve often found the task order changes frequently, and I try to stay one step ahead. If I had to carry my boxes, I’d definitely thin out the duplicates and less frequently used tools.
They're so obsessed with their name splattered on everything that they forgot about making the lids clear so you can see what's inside.
Maybe people with 3D printers should print clear lids and bottoms so they see inside. Then split the box clear top on one Milwaukee bottom and clear bottom on one Milwaukee box. Less waste. Also put feet on Milwaukee red part and stick to packout and use the packout for screws.
Most of the bits are useless and not needed 😂