Systainer question

[Wooden Skye]

Warning:  this may have the potential to win stupid question of the day!!!

I just got my Domino and the tenon systainer and an empty to create a Sipo assortment.  I also have the systainer for the TS55 and an empty for clamps and other accessories.  All of them are the T-Loc variety.  I built a shelf under my MFT/3 for when not in use.  Know for my question.  I know how to lock 2 or more together by twisting the lock in front, but is there a way to lock the back?  If I pick up the 2 systainers that are locked in the front, the backs separate.  Being new to the green world, am I missing something?  I work in my 1 car garage shop, but when nice I like to move to the large driveway.  Or am I better off buying or building a cart a better option for transporting from garage to outside?

Thanks

Bryan

 

[GhostFist]

if you look at the bottom of your t locks you should notice a couple of lipped feet that are meant to catch in the handle recess in the systainer below. just placing the boxes on top of each other prevents these catches from engaging.

 

[Brice Burrell]

if you look at the bottom of your t locks you should notice a couple of lipped feet that are meant to catch in the handle recess in the systainer below. just placing the boxes on top of each other prevents these catches from engaging.

Yes, it's sort like a french cleat.

 

[Kev]

The New Festool T-Loc Systainer

Brice shows the detail in his video

 

[Wooden Skye]

Thank you