Name: Milwaukee PACKOUT Compact Tool Box
Brand: Milwaukee
SKU: 621cac9571fcf2314b1c7d4d
Rating: 3.5 (57 reviews)

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Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

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 You can have it as just one like this. And I'll give you some dimensions too. It's about 10 and three quarters deep. We're looking at nine inches wide, but then in the center here, it kind of tapers into about eight and three quarters

 And this is the 10-inch tote. Maybe I wanna get the larger tote that fits the whole thing. But for an example, I can just click this all in. And now I've got a thin, all-contained sort of kit that I can carry around

 So the lid itself, it has that locking area right here on the front, like all the Packouts have, the metal washer, really good latch, and a handle on top. And then you can connect more Packouts on the top here as well. So inside, we've got a removable tray. And it's got six areas for tool storage

 So let's take a look at this box. And if you liked the video, make sure you give me a thumbs up, subscribe, and definitely leave a comment because I wanna hear from you guys. So this is one of the thin boxes. It's basically half the width of the larger Packouts

More Milwaukee for this Dewalt guy! PACKOUT Compact Tool Box review

got tired of my chinesium vise grips, it was time for some more red stuff

Expensive plastic box that will last forever but come damaged due to lazy shipping.

 It takes up pretty much the whole bottom of the box, but it fits right in there real nice. Your grinder is going to fit as well with a wheel on it and your handle, slide that right in there. And then we've got the Bradneller. Now this is the Gen 2 Bradneller that I've got and so you are going to be able to take this and you'll be able to store it like this in there or like this in there, or if you put this big piece down and face it straight up, then it will still fit and close the lid

 And then we've got the Bradneller. Now this is the Gen 2 Bradneller that I've got and so you are going to be able to take this and you'll be able to store it like this in there or like this in there, or if you put this big piece down and face it straight up, then it will still fit and close the lid. If you try to set it like this, it's going to fit perfect. I mean just very nicely fit down in there

 We're going to show you some tools that'll fit in this thing. I've got my brad nailer, I've got my seven and a quarter circular saw, grinder. These are some of the bigger tools I've got. So if these will fit, pretty much anything I've got will fit in this thing

 So first thing you're going to notice with this box whenever you pull it out is this cool handy feature here, this handle. And once again, they claim this thing holds 75 pounds. So if this handle is locked, this handle is real nice, very nice handle to carry this thing with. Really like that they added the handle to this, makes it a lot nicer of a box

New Milwaukee Packout Compact Tool Box

NTD and my girlfriend just claimed the Multitool.

 My old box (also Milwaukee, but not a packout) was MUCH better. It also doubled as a stool for working in crouched positions whereas this box is a little too short for that. Also, it you try to make it taller by attaching a 1/2 tray organizer on the bottom, it's no longer steady riding in the back of the truck and constantly tips over. (And you can't put the organizer on top because it interferes with the carry handle

Some common hand tools won't fit.

Me: Homeowner, DIY'er in the middle of a basement reno, with a fair amount of dywall work coming up soon. No automobile work, ever.   
I've got [a Black &amp; Decker cordless drill](https://www.blackanddecker.com/products/power-tools/portable-power-tools/drills/20v-max-cordless-drilldriver-with-2-batteries/bcd702c2b) that's been serving most of my needs for the last couple years, but one battery is toast and the other is on its way out, so I'm now in the market for &lt;something new&gt;. And since the B&amp;D ecosystem doesn't seem worth buying back into, I'm looking at alternatives. 

Most of the work I'd be doing is driving screws and drilling smallish holes in wood, with driving Tapcons into concrete/stone (pre-drilled holes) being needed but rather less frequent. I like the shorter profile of an impact driver, but I like (and sometimes need) the ability to employ more of a delicate touch that you get with a smaller drill and I've had issues in the past with impact drivers shearing the heads off Tapcons. For bigger jobs, I already have a Bosch Bulldog hammer drill and a Ridgid corded mud mixer - both of which are one-trick ponies, but do their respective jobs quite well and I'm not looking to replace them. So, I'm thinking of a combo kit like this:

[https://www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-18-Volt-LXT-Lithium-ion-Brushless-Cordless-2-Piece-Combo-Kit-3-0Ah-Driver-Drill-Impact-Driver-XT281S/306888066](https://www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-18-Volt-LXT-Lithium-ion-Brushless-Cordless-2-Piece-Combo-Kit-3-0Ah-Driver-Drill-Impact-Driver-XT281S/306888066)

I could probably get away with just the drill-driver, but for another $70, I get the impact driver and a second 3mAh battery, which strikes me as a decent deal.

It seems like the upper-tier Dewalt, Milwaukee, and Makita lines all get love around here. There probably aren't a ton more tools I'd need to buy in this ecosystem - maybe a circular saw down the line once my current one dies and possibly also a lawnmower. I already have corded versions of most things I'd need. Yard equipment rules out Dewalt unless I move up to the 40v batteries.   


Thoughts?

<div class="md">Me: Homeowner, DIY&#39;er in the middle of a basement reno, with a fair amount of dywall work coming up soon. No automobile work, ever.I&#39;ve got <a href="https://www.blackanddecker.com/products/power-tools/portable-power-tools/drills/20v-max-cordless-drilldriver-with-2-batteries/bcd702c2b">a Black &amp; Decker cordless drill</a> that&#39;s been serving most of my needs for the last couple years, but one battery is toast and the other is on its way out, so I&#39;m now in the market for &lt;something new&gt;. And since the B&amp;D ecosystem doesn&#39;t seem worth buying back into, I&#39;m looking at alternatives.

Most of the work I&#39;d be doing is driving screws and drilling smallish holes in wood, with driving Tapcons into concrete/stone (pre-drilled holes) being needed but rather less frequent. I like the shorter profile of an impact driver, but I like (and sometimes need) the ability to employ more of a delicate touch that you get with a smaller drill and I&#39;ve had issues in the past with impact drivers shearing the heads off Tapcons. For bigger jobs, I already have a Bosch Bulldog hammer drill and a Ridgid corded mud mixer - both of which are one-trick ponies, but do their respective jobs quite well and I&#39;m not looking to replace them. So, I&#39;m thinking of a combo kit like this:

<a href="https://www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-18-Volt-LXT-Lithium-ion-Brushless-Cordless-2-Piece-Combo-Kit-3-0Ah-Driver-Drill-Impact-Driver-XT281S/306888066">https://www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-18-Volt-LXT-Lithium-ion-Brushless-Cordless-2-Piece-Combo-Kit-3-0Ah-Driver-Drill-Impact-Driver-XT281S/306888066</a>

I could probably get away with just the drill-driver, but for another $70, I get the impact driver and a second 3Ah battery, which strikes me as a decent deal.

It seems like the upper-tier Dewalt, Milwaukee, and Makita lines all get love around here. There probably aren&#39;t a ton more tools I&#39;d need to buy in this ecosystem - maybe a circular saw down the line once my current one dies and possibly also a lawnmower. I already have corded versions of most things I&#39;d need. Yard equipment rules out Dewalt unless I move up to the 40v batteries.

Thoughts?
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