What do you put in your Systainers.

[six-point socket II]

Hi!

I started out with L-Boxxes and a lot of Bosch Professional tools. By now I have sold off almost everything I once owned made by Bosch, just kept a small rotary hammer and a 12V GSR for kinda personal reasons. Those are also still in 2 L-Boxxes. Without elaborating any further, the L-Boxx is simply not for me.

I now only use Systainers. My top priority is to fit as much accessories as possible together with the tool in a Systainer.

For example, my Snap-On impact wrench Systainer.

What the Systainer holds is two 3/8" metric socket sets shallow/deep. Additional battery, adapters (3/8"-1/2", 3/8"-1/4" hex, 1/2"-3/8" ...), charger, 1/2" sockets for tire changing, a 1/2" ratchet (not in the picture), 1/4" impact bits and of course the tool itself.

Then there is my Festool drill/driver kit. It consists of 3 Systainers. A SYS-1 with CXS and accessories, a SYS-2 with attic-lid for my PDC and accessories (+ one ration of consumables) and another SYS-1 with the Centrotec installers kit.

Spread.

Attic-lid of PDC's Systainer

Installers kit.

CXS

Then comes the DTS sander kit. It consists of one SYS-1 for sanding paper and a SYS-2 for the tool and accessories. Pictures were taken when I got the stuff - looks a little different today and there was more stuff added.

Then my SYS-5 for PPE. Currently there's even two pairs of boots in it, along with the rest...

Then a SYS-2 for my DWC. It's pretty basic. Tool, charger, batteries and some extra bits.

Then my SYS-PH. It has an additional extension cord with built in RCD / GFI (hope that is the right translation).

TSC and Carvex Systainers are kept pretty basic, too. So no pictures...

Currently I'm working on a concept for putting my Fein AFMM 18 QSL, and my Hilti TE 30-A36 in Systainer(s), too. I'll post pictures when I found a solution that works for me.

I also use the Festool-PDF to create my own labels. I might need to take a picture of all of them together *lol*.

Kind regards,
Oliver

 

[Tyler Ernsberger]

Looks good Oliver!

[member=61712]six-point socket II[/member]

 

[live4ever]

Can anyone verify whether the mini fits inside the new sortainer drawers (4/sort3 and combis)?  Per specs it seems it should be a perfect fit. 

 

[semenza]

Can anyone verify whether the mini fits inside the new sortainer drawers (4/sort3 and combis)?  Per specs it seems it should be a perfect fit.

They will not.  Too tall.

Seth

 

[ggc]

Can anyone verify whether the mini fits inside the new sortainer drawers (4/sort3 and combis)?  Per specs it seems it should be a perfect fit.

They will not.  Too tall.

Seth

If you're willing to butcher a drawer, they can fit, but it's less than optimal
2 Minis in a Sys-Combi drawer

 

[live4ever]

Bummer, what a missed opportunity [doh] [doh]

 

[#Tee]

uggg oliver!!! that installer set with your attic lid is to die for  [eek]

 

[dwillis]

Maybe mine is an atypical use, but besides being an avid user of Festools and Systainers I also am a long range target shooter and reloader. Because I'm on an extended assignment in northern Nevada I found myself assembling a collection of tools to reload my ammunition while I'm away from home (hand loaded ammunition is typically more accurate than factory loaded). Yes, I could have dumped everything into a plastic bin, but the Sys-Combi3 turns out to be the perfect solution. Besides powder and primers there's room from a small press in the top compartment along with a digital scale and loading block. In the drawer I store dies, funnel, digital calipers, and assorted parts. Now I can simply pull out my Systainer and sit at the kitchen table with all the equipment needed to reload and when I'm done put it all away in a neat and organized fashion.

 

[six-point socket II]

Hi,

Thanks [member=37561]#Tee[/member]

That's definitely a great idea [member=3346]dwillis[/member] !

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To keep this thread alive, fresh picture from today of my Snap-On impact wrench SYS 2 - I re-adjusted some of the roofing panels on my patio.

Kind regards,
Oliver