How many cordless Festools can you fit in one systainer?

[justinmcf]

I have just ordered some of the cordless Festool range and instead of carrying 3 to 4 systainers onto a jobsite I was wondering how many cordless tools you can squeeze into a systainer 4 or even a systainer 5? (By the way, I am still waiting for the cordless Festools to be shipped to me).

My current cordless gear is Makita which consists of a jigsaw, grinder, sds drill and multi tool.
All of these tools can fit snugly into a systainer 4. I can squeeze in 2 x 5.0amh batteries also. The charger does not fit, but thats's ok, it lives in the drill / driver box.

Thanks in advance,

Justin

 

[Hawkeye0001]

Without having the AGC at my disposal to try it out I'd safely assume that all of those four tools mentioned would fit in a sys 4 reasonably well together with a few batteries jampacked in between them.

 

[danrush]

Here's my sys 4 saw kit for field installs, loaded and contents.

 

[danrush]

Loading looks haphazard, but I'm in it everyday and pack it the same everytime. Takes just seconds to get to work.  For me,  way better than a bunch of separate systainers.

 

[Michael Kellough]

[member=3130]Dan Rush[/member] what do you do with the grinder?

 

[danrush]

Misc scribing. Sometimes a cabinet box will come in out of square and I'll sand a top corner to get a level plane for the counter tops.  Everything you can picture using a ras115 for.  Still love and use the ras, but many times I'm in an area of a building without easily accessible power and the cordless grinder with paper sand disks really fits the bill.  (But it's really messy).

 

[Peter_C]

OP switch to a larger tool box system. IE: Ridgid, Milwaukee, Dewalt, etc. You can pack way more tools into a roller box and roll it into the jobsite with a stack of boxes on top if needed.