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Festool systainers - $0 (Iron Station) GONE
- Thread starter Martin Roper
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Interested too...
I contacted him and he will not ship, I need some help if some one is going???
Pony express?
I think they have sold. I wanted several but couldn’t make a trip down just for that. Oh well...was a very good deal.
If you got a #4 I am a buyer if you have a TS55 with the interior - that would be even better!
Could you give me the dimensions of a #4 I do have my track saw in a case because I take it to job sites and I keep about 10 extra blades with it
NOPE - I don't have one to get the dimensions from... - I was e-mailing the CL guy and he told me I needed a #4 for the tracksaw. Frankly any sys that you think will work, but I don't want to spend $80+ on one!
I was just looking it up and see ToolNut offering a "Festool 576011 TS 55 REQ Plunge Cut Track Saw w/ Systainer3"
So maybe a 3 would work?
Sys3 dimensions;
Width 11 1/2"(296 mm)
Length 15 1/2" (396 mm)
Width (internal) 10 1/2"(267 mm)
Length (internal) 15" (383 mm)
You can put any tool in the Festool case, and if you've already got some, it's a good way to stack and organize all your tools. If it hadn't been a 3+ hour drive I would have bought everyone of them he was selling. I wouldn't call it anything "Special", no different than the other stackable boxes out there, but it's nice to have uniformity in stacking boxes. And the Festool lock together much easier than my Ridgid boxes.
The main draw of the toolboxes is that they are interlocking, stackable, and modular. Very handy if you do any sort of work on-site or have to move your tools out of the shop - heck, they are useful even for working in the shop, especially if your shop is as small and cramped as mine where every bit of organization helps.
I have dozens of the Makita branded interlocking boxes (the old Festool / Tanos style) with the 4 hinged tabs that lock them and they are great for any and all handheld power tools and keeping stuff organized and stackable together. The price that these T Loc Festool boxes were offered at was well below 50% of retail price and even cheaper than Makita boxes, so it would have been worth it for me to grab a handful.
On that note, if any forum members have systainers sitting around collecting dust and would sell them for reasonable prices, I’m interested.
I have dozens of the Makita branded interlocking boxes (the old Festool / Tanos style) with the 4 hinged tabs that lock them and they are great for any and all handheld power tools and keeping stuff organized and stackable together. The price that these T Loc Festool boxes were offered at was well below 50% of retail price and even cheaper than Makita boxes, so it would have been worth it for me to grab a handful.
On that note, if any forum members have systainers sitting around collecting dust and would sell them for reasonable prices, I’m interested.
the tools or systainers? The tools are incredible, some better than others. Systainers hold the tools perfectly, stack, and interlock. Very handy. Festool is more contagious than covid 19.
I live close 8f you can arrange pick up
You can tell the size of Sys2’s by counting the number of horizontal plastic bars below the inserted paper labels on the front of the systainer, i.e., a One has one plastic bar, the Two has two plastic bars, etc.
I am unsure, however, if this works with the newly released Sys3’s.
I am unsure, however, if this works with the newly released Sys3’s.
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