Thinking outside the 'box' .

[Davej]

Ok , this is a proper rough and ready prototype,  but it works. I wanted something that you can hang stuff off on the systainer but wanted it to be vertical rather than the tanos horizontal brackets which could make for a 'wide load' .So I came up with this ' slide in' solution. In the wider scheme of things the options for adaption are only restricted by imagination,  and probably weight. As stated this is proper rough at the moment so all you engineering types go easy on me  [smile]

 

[rmwarren]

That's a great idea for transporting all those odd tools along with a stack of systainers. Ideal for levels, squares, etc that you would remove as soon as you get to the work site.

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RMW

 

[semenza]

Yup. That new Tanos  bracket opens up a whole bunch of idea tracks.  [thumbs up]

Seth

 

[Davej]

That's a great idea for transporting all those odd tools along with a stack of systainers. Ideal for levels, squares, etc that you would remove as soon as you get to the work site.

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RMW

I was working on an idea for a variation of the sys cart and thought that I needed to incorporate some way of getting longer stuff 'on board' and as my cart will not have provision for long items ( levels,  rails etc) the tlocs had to have that function. The final ideal is that you can twist the brackets in and out without opening the systainer. That's the train of thought anyway.
Dave