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As far as I know they only have the 2 systems. The Tough boxxes – geared to heavy construction and exterior contractors, and T-Staks – geared to remodelers.
There is a 3rd stacking and locking together system for storing screws and smalls. Where’s the pic??
Dirty
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The tstak clear lid organizer is really nice and you can get more of a variety of fasteners in it. The yellow bins come out and there is a shallow bin under it. I use the shallow bins under for smaller fasteners and finish nails and such.
As far as I know they only have the 2 systems. The Tough boxxes – geared to heavy construction and exterior contractors, and T-Staks – geared to remodelers.
There is a 3rd stacking and locking together system for storing screws and smalls. Where’s the pic??
You’re right that those boxes exist. I was just thinking of a system as a whole and unfortunately, those don’t integrate with the t-staks, so I didn’t list them because I just felt they were a 1 purpose item. Sorry. My bad!:-)))
Has anyone with the Tstak drawers noticed an issue with the bottom bowing up under weight, making the drawer catch on the bottom plastic lip?
I’ll try and upload a picture when I get a chance. Not a HUGE deal, as I don’t think I’ll use the drawers that much (I bought one of each from Amazon to get them in my hands. I will eventually buy more).
But otherwise it’s a good to great product line. Can’t be beat on price, and feels (to me, at least) sturdier than the L-Boxx’s. I still want more L-Boxxs though…
@ReggieDied
Welcome to the post. I don’t have any of the T-stack boxxes so….
Hope you stay a while.
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But otherwise it’s a good to great product line. Can’t be beat on price, and feels (to me, at least) sturdier than the L-Boxx’s. I still want more L-Boxxs though…
I can’t fully comment on the sturdiness of the tstaks vs. l-boxxes since I don’t own one, but from messing around with the tstaks in different stores I think it is pretty hard to tell which one is more sturdy. BUT glad you have found a modular system you like that works for you! Curious to see what the problem you are having looks like 🙂
John S
reggiedied? interesting name, who are you now?
Just a new guy who stumbled upon this site after Googling for some tool storage tips. Been lurking for a little bit, came across a few great ideas so far. It’s a daunting task tbh, but I’ll get there.
Got banned from another forum under the name “Reggie Lives!”, which was a throw back to a band I used to listen to. Since then I’ve gone by Reggie Died.
But otherwise it’s a good to great product line. Can’t be beat on price, and feels (to me, at least) sturdier than the L-Boxx’s. I still want more L-Boxxs though…
I can’t fully comment on the sturdiness of the tstaks vs. l-boxxes since I don’t own one, but from messing around with the tstaks in different stores I think it is pretty hard to tell which one is more sturdy. BUT glad you have found a modular system you like that works for you! Curious to see what the problem you are having looks like
Not to downplay the awesomeness of the L-Boxx. I own 4; I got two 1’s with a 12v + radio kit. Bought the tools to replace my buddies stolen set, but kept the boxes for myself. Then got a 2 and a 3 when they were deeply discounted at Summit.
I use the L-Boxx’s for my “nicer” finishing tools. The ones I know I’ll be using inside, at a designated “work” table.
I *do* feel that, with the stiffer plastic, the Bosch box’s might be more prone to cracking if dropped from a descent height. With the T-Staks, I’m not sure if they *wouldn’t* crack, but for the price I kind of feel I wouldn’t care.
I’ll try and get some pictures up of my shed/truck storage solutions over the weekend.
reggiedied? interesting name, who are you now?
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I like the handle!
I’ve looked at the T-Task boxes but went with the Tough boxxes because of the bigger foot print.
I have not ruled out the T-Task boxxes for smaller stuff.Dirty
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I’ll try and get some pictures up of my shed/truck storage solutions over the weekend.
I’m sure that this is something that we would like to see.
Just a new guy who stumbled upon this site after Googling for some tool storage tips. Been lurking for a little bit, came across a few great ideas so far. It’s a daunting task tbh, but I’ll get there.
Well, it is good to have you here – and there are tons of threads on interesting tool storage here worth checking out, so you came to the right place!
John S
For those interested in the tstak line, this has a pretty good display of the newest offerings in the stake lineup – and include some things i hope eventually get converted/mimicked in the l-boxx system
http://toolskool.com/dewalt-trolley-tstak-preview/
John S
I was literally just reading that and was going to post a link. It’s a nice setup. I really wish Bosch would integrate clips or a different retention system on their cart.
Resident Sign Guy
That’s just too many systems.
This so true . Especially for the guy who doesn’t have any or the systems . Buy one brand or go with two or even three different types .
Then all you old box’s are junk . Cause you payed out so much in new box’s.
Always willing to learn .
It would be nice to see the L-Boxx have more options.
Don’t get JohnS started. There are a whole crap ton of options. Just not available here. Check out Sortimo.
It would be nice to see the L-Boxx have more options.
Don’t get JohnS started. There are a whole crap ton of options. Just not available here. Check out Sortimo.
haha – check out these threads on more l-boxx options:
http://bethepro.com/forums/topic/more-sortimo-please
http://bethepro.com/forums/topic/give-me-sortimo-or-give-me-death/John S
I really wish Bosch would integrate clips or a different retention system on their cart.
this is good feedback for Bosch.
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