Craftsman Verstastack

[bushmechanic]

https://www.craftsman.com/products/storage-and-garage/versastack

These things are outstanding. Even the drawer units feel nice and latch securely.

I bought some for organizing computer parts and was well impressed; but it wasn't long after that I saw a couple of contractors pulling trailers with them attached all over the place.

Pop into Lowes or something and check them out. They're impressive as hell for the price, function, and convenience. It's not some bajillion dollar Snap-On stuff, but damned if they don't get the job done.

 

[lafester]

Yeah I picked some up from lowes on clearance and they are the same as dewalt t-stak.
I've been waiting for the cooler to go on clearance for months now. It was as low as $90 before summer and now it's full price.

 

[mc4life27]

https://www.craftsman.com/products/storage-and-garage/versastack



These things are outstanding. Even the drawer units feel nice and latch securely.



I bought some for organizing computer parts and was well impressed; but it wasn't long after that I saw a couple of contractors pulling trailers with them attached all over the place.



Pop into Lowes or something and check them out. They're impressive as hell for the price, function, and convenience. It's not some bajillion dollar Snap-On stuff, but damned if they don't get the job done.

Also the dewalt tough case bit cases and the craftsman but case witch stack on them selfs and onto the verastack and dewalt version as well. View attachment 1


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[bushmechanic]

Sweet. Must come from the same factory.

I think this is following Milwaukee's stacking system released a while back, but there may have been another before that.

It's a darn good idea, even if it's a little difficult to get to the large case on the bottom when they're really piled up. I really enjoy using the things.

 

[measuredtwice]

I think this is following Milwaukee's stacking system released a while back, but there may have been another before that.

I think Festool/Tanos Systainers go back to the 90s.

 

[bushmechanic]

I think Festool/Tanos Systainers go back to the 90s.

I couldn't say, but looking them up it seems to be the same idea. Looks like those are designed to interlock with the participating power tool brand cases, as well.