Experience with Tanos Systainer systems?

[Vinko]

http://www.mysystainer.com/


video:

go to about 30 secs in. Preceding is just text:

Workshop with Systainer in Melbourne:

 

[v12man]

Looks like the same systainers Festool use for their products - brilliant quality if it is, but unless you like to keep tools in boxes, not a lot of use - I keep the few i have packed away.

http://www.festool.co.za/mediandowe...&ID_O_TREE_GROUP=1939&PARENT=3672&AKTIVPROD=1

 

[Vinko]

Looks like the same systainers Festool use for their products - brilliant quality if it is, but unless you like to keep tools in boxes, not a lot of use - I keep the few i have packed away.

http://www.festool.co.za/mediandowe...&ID_O_TREE_GROUP=1939&PARENT=3672&AKTIVPROD=1

Yes, Festool uses these boxes. Don't want to keep too many tools in them, but I can see them being useful for some things. Like consumables for a grinder or saw. Esp. with the set-ups that have the drawers.

 

[v12man]

For consumables - I prefer something like this company www.metmeister.co.za has for their drawer units - look under drawer accessories from the menu - especially the positioning pins and adjustable metal box units.

The systainer boxes have very thick walls and thus a lot of wasted storage space imho

Both are hugely expensive solutions for us locally.