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[Vondawg]

Drill and drive tool box

[member=41086]Vondawg[/member] tell us about the handle you added to the T-lock Sys.

Sorry Michael Kelough I didn’t see this...i was looking at all the clever pics...it’s just a hanger for a charger when on site

 

[dltflt]

Here are all of my small Bessey clamps in a systainer.
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A Tormek sharpener and all the jigs.  The jigs are in the box.
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[Cheese]

Here's an OF 1010 with 17" long stainless rods in a SYS-Combi 3.

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[Brian Livingstone]

Hello,

Here is my new blue sustainer which holds paper for my RS2 sander.

Need some proper dividers.

It may be my imagination but I seem to get a better finish with paper from the blue systainer.

 

[fyme]

[smile]

 

[Tooms]

Camera light
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[Tooms]

Kinzo hammer drill
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[gunnyr]

I keep my small nailers in a Sys3:
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I put my Carvex and Milwaukee M12 Jigsaws in a Sys2 with an attic lid.  I keep a Collins Coping foot and a coping saw in the box as well:
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Festool is NOT the only premium price tool but is one of the few that include a rigid box to protect them.  I got and anthracite Sys1 on sale from Woodcraft last year to keep my True Position Cabinet Hardware install jig in.  The jig comes in a cardboard box!  You can buy a goofy blow molded case for it for something like $30.  I like being able to stack, store, and transport everything in a standardized way.
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I upgraded from a 5 gal bucket to a SYS-ToolBox SYS-TB-2, the great thing about it is that it stacks with the rest of my tools and is easy to move around the job site on the top of my Sys-Roll.
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[blaszcsj]

[member=68801]fyme[/member] the saw blade storage is genius. How did you mount the knobs? Is it just inserts on a backing plate?

 

[Vondawg]

Yes the saw blade storage is perfect!

Bluetooth

 

[Mortiser]

I upgraded from a 5 gal bucket to a SYS-ToolBox SYS-TB-2, the great thing about it is that it stacks with the rest of my tools and is easy to move around the job site on the top of my Sys-Roll.
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Jeff, who makes the leather tool pouch pictured there?

 

[PeterJJames13]

Just by the stitching, I'm guessing Occidental Leather. I'm curious too.

 

[fyme]

[member=68801]fyme[/member] the saw blade storage is genius. How did you mount the knobs? Is it just inserts on a backing plate?

Under the insert is a plywood to which I attached m8 nuts  [smile]

 

[gunnyr]

Jeff, who makes the leather tool pouch pictured there?

[member=39410]Mortiser[/member], [member=68391]PeterJJames13[/member] is correct!  It is an Occidental 5057 Pocket Caddy.  I got it from Amazon.  The neat thing about it is that it has a snap so you can put it on your belt without removing your belt OR you can slide the back flap of the pouch in your back pocket for the quick jobs.

 

[Tooms]

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/

 

[PeterJJames13]

Jeff, who makes the leather tool pouch pictured there?

[member=39410]Mortiser[/member], [member=68391]PeterJJames13[/member] is correct!  It is an Occidental 5057 Pocket Caddy.  I got it from Amazon.  The neat thing about it is that it has a snap so you can put it on your belt without removing you belt OR you can slide the back flap of the pouch in your back pocket for the quick jobs.

Lucky guess, lol. Though they always have their own distinct look. Great quality on them too.

 

[Tooms]

Starmix meets systainer
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[Tooms]

Starmix meets CA-VA

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[curt boyer]

Here is my drill Systainer which also has some often used miscellaneous items.
Cheers
Curt

 

[The.Handyman]

Festool ti 15 foam insert modified

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