Nesting systainers

[Steve R]

Is there a site or a list of what systainers fit in side other systainers?

The Mini systainer thread got me wondering I have a lot of small things that need protection. What would be cool is to put several mini's in a #? systainer and have one box to carry or stack.

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I saw the above picture on a web site but I can't find any reference to what size is fitting in what other size.

Does anyone have a list of what fits in what?

Cheers,
Steve

 

[Deansocial]

my guess is 2 in a sys1and 4 in a sys 2 and 5 in a sys3 i think

 

[peter halle]

2 in a sys 1, 2 in a sys 2,  didn't try a sys 3 yet, 8 in a sys 4, don't have a sys 5.

Peter

 

[Brice Burrell]

This can get expensive in a hurry. [scared]

 

[Deansocial]

This can get expensive in a hurry. [scared]

wrong forum for comments like that, Everything festool is bloody expensive

 

[Wood_Junkie]

2 flat in a Sys 1.
2 flat in a Sys 2 with 2" of space.
5 upright in a Sys 3.
5 upright in a Sys 4, with 4" of space.

I didn't try a Sys 5, but I suspect the bottom is to tapered to fit the minis.

 

[peter halle]

This can get expensive in a hurry. [scared]

Image a sys 4 filled with minis which have micros in them.   [eek] [eek] [eek] [eek] [eek] [eek] [eek] [eek]

I doubt that Kreg would toss his systainer 4 off the deck if it had 8 minis inside. [big grin]

For those in the US, a Sys 4 with 8 minis inside would be about $292.00 before taxes, etc.

Peter

 

[Steve R]

Thanks to all of you talking the time to measure thing and post them here.

Cheers,
Steve

 

[woodnerd]

a Sys 4 with 8 minis inside would be about $292.00 before taxes, etc.

Phhhh, chump change ...  [wink]