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[Bartel]

My Bosch 10.8/12v ‘sawcollection’ in a Sys 3 Classic

 

[Mario Turcot]

[member=42423]coho10[/member] the last photo where you have the ridgid trimmer is using a Sys 1?

I also had that orientation problem. I'm using an iPhone and disable the flip rotation on it. Since, all my pictures comes in the right orientation.

 

[coho10]

[member=42423]coho10[/member] the last photo where you have the ridgid trimmer is using a Sys 1?

I also had that orientation problem. I'm using an iPhone and disable the flip rotation on it. Since, all my pictures comes in the right orientation.

Mario, It's a sys 2. I wanted to leave a larger base attached, otherwise it would fit in a sys 1.

 

[Mario Turcot]

Thank you! I have the same trimmer and you gave me the idea of have it in a systainer with all the accessories. I actually use the bag that was coming with the router and it became hard to fit everything in it.  [eek]

 

[Michael Kellough]

[member=61651]Bartel[/member]  Your Bosch kit looks great! The jigsaw seems to be much smaller than I thought, so now it’s tempting. Does it work well? Are the 10.8 and 12 batteries interchangeable?

 

[Mortiser]

Does someone know if the lids for the Sys-Storage Box will fit the Sys-Toolbox 2 ?
http://www.leevalley.com/us/Festool/page.aspx?p=70732&cat=5,105,71886

 

[semenza]

Does someone know if the lids for the Sys-Storage Box will fit the Sys-Toolbox 2 ?
http://www.leevalley.com/us/Festool/page.aspx?p=70732&cat=5,105,71886

The clear lids? Not sure of the physical size would fit , it might,  I have both and can check when I go to the shop. But you would need to come up with some type of hinge / attachment even if they would fit. But that could be worth exploring for added versatility. Though if you really needed larger closed space , a regular Systainer can do that job.

Seth

 

[Christopher Fitch]

Here's mine...just one - mini-systainer

 

[semenza]

Cool, good thing it is a flex head ratchet.

Seth

 

[Christopher Fitch]

Yes... it was a small struggle but I really like my flex head. I find myself using it a bunch.

 

[fyme]

My new

 

[semenza]

Does someone know if the lids for the Sys-Storage Box will fit the Sys-Toolbox 2 ?
http://www.leevalley.com/us/Festool/page.aspx?p=70732&cat=5,105,71886

The clear lids? Not sure of the physical size would fit , it might,  I have both and can check when I go to the shop. But you would need to come up with some type of hinge / attachment even if they would fit. But that could be worth exploring for added versatility. Though if you really needed larger closed space , a regular Systainer can do that job.

Seth

It looks doable. But would take some work. A vertical slot needs to be cut in each corner (easy), Some sort of screw or rod added to mount the lid.  The center would still have quite a bit of open space under the handle. I did not take any measurements.

Seth

 

[Bartel]

[member=61651]Bartel[/member]  Your Bosch kit looks great!
The jigsaw seems to be much smaller than I thought, so now it’s tempting. Does it work well? Are the 10.8 and 12 batteries interchangeable?

Thanks, Michael!
Yes, the Bosch GST performs quite well for its size (and price).  Mostly I just use it on site for a quick cut out.
Indeed, the batteries are interchangeable. However, in an older model charger, the 12V 4.0 Ah batterie takes much longer to charge than in a recent model.

 

[kevin clifford]

A few more. If it fits in a systainer, then it should be in one. Add a piece of Kaisan foam and all the accessories for that tool too. Less trips to the truck.
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[Mortiser]

Does someone know if the lids for the Sys-Storage Box will fit the Sys-Toolbox 2 ?
http://www.leevalley.com/us/Festool/page.aspx?p=70732&cat=5,105,71886

The clear lids? Not sure of the physical size would fit , it might,  I have both and can check when I go to the shop. But you would need to come up with some type of hinge / attachment even if they would fit. But that could be worth exploring for added versatility. Though if you really needed larger closed space , a regular Systainer can do that job.

Seth

It looks doable. But would take some work. A vertical slot needs to be cut in each corner (easy), Some sort of screw or rod added to mount the lid.  The center would still have quite a bit of open space under the handle. I did not take any measurements.

Seth

Thanks Seth for checking that. I would like to use the toolbox but have a lid to keep the dust (or most of it) out of my hand tools. I may give this a try.

 

[semenza]

Does someone know if the lids for the Sys-Storage Box will fit the Sys-Toolbox 2 ?
http://www.leevalley.com/us/Festool/page.aspx?p=70732&cat=5,105,71886

The clear lids? Not sure of the physical size would fit , it might,  I have both and can check when I go to the shop. But you would need to come up with some type of hinge / attachment even if they would fit. But that could be worth exploring for added versatility. Though if you really needed larger closed space , a regular Systainer can do that job.

Seth

It looks doable. But would take some work. A vertical slot needs to be cut in each corner (easy), Some sort of screw or rod added to mount the lid.  The center would still have quite a bit of open space under the handle. I did not take any measurements.

Seth

Thanks Seth for checking that. I would like to use the toolbox but have a lid to keep the dust (or most of it) out of my hand tools. I may give this a try.

I didn't take any measurements and certainty of success is not guaranteed. If you try it post it!

Seth

 

[Billy stray]

I like the blue tooth speaker, got any pics of inside ?

 

[joiner1970]

Not my video but just got the link, that is another way to use systainer

"A little bit of rhythm makes Systainers go round"
https://www.instagram.com/p/BsTUu98FoKd/

Lol that's my fault that one. I know the Insane Dane and while chatting one day I said why didn't he attempt a full size systainer version of that micro sys tank that we had seen.

Being completely mad he loves a challenge and this was the resulting video.

Sadly he's not having a good start to 2019 as just the other week some scumbag broke into his van a stole a big chunk of his Festools :-(

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[Mario Turcot]

Mike Farrington made a video about his used of systainers and I thought it might give people some ideas

vid

 

[mickmick]

thanks Mario - I found this vid helpful for putting my Senco pc1010 in a sys4.