I realize that most of you chaps, if not all, are woodworkers and I am not (I install and program low voltage control/automation systems)...But a couple fellow FOG members sold me on the use of systainers and sortainers. I will snap better photos later.
The top systainer holds my Drill/Impact with batteries and charger. The 4 Drawer is for the drill accessories.
The 4 Drawer holes the following :
1: Hilti Bit set, quick change adapter, socket apaters, sockets, specialty wrenches and keys
2: 7" Auger bits
3: Metal Step bits (3) and Greenlee Metal Punches
4: Section 1: Spade bits, Tap Bits, Safety Glasses; Section 2: Twist Drill set Section 3: Holesaw set
12 Drawer Systainer has screws: 3 Concrete, 3 Wood, 3 Metal, 3 Drywall...Don't over fill them or they jam.
I have another 12 Drawer (not in pic) that holds all terminators, 8p8t, DB9, B, Wirenuts, F, RCA, BNC etc etc.
One thing to note: Sortainers are not efficient use of space, for the height you only get about 1/2 the storage of a partitioned systainer. You have to label your drawers, and it forces you to keep things organized. I still love them because it saves me a ton of time stacking and un-stacking. Also I can leave them in the back of my vehicle, open the gate and its like having a hardware store at my fingertips.
I use the sys1s with the coloured boxestoo, one for my wire straps, one for contacts.
I need more!
Hope this helps.