Old milwaukee tool box Videos

They need a 52" or 54" box

I respect the fact that is a a good box but is sold out everywhere. this makes me not want to even buy it now. went to three home depot places and they don't have it . I feel like Milwaukee customer service is bad and the amont of products they make s bad too. And they want to raise their price up .

Cool toolbox man. Do you ever move it around or is it pretty much stationary? I want to do something similar but I need it to be portable and I'm afraid it will weight a super amount. Cheers!

thanks. and congratulations on 50million views

Hy,could you please suggest the best material to cover and waterproof my shed roof. Been told 'flashband' but reviews say it's not great. I don't want to use blow torch material

How do you get this in and out of a van everyday?

i was gonna buy that tool box but they wanted £100 for delivery

I liked it all. but one question. you call the Milwaukee drill 'cheep' in canada and the USA Milwaukee is the standard in cordless power tools. what is the standard top end brand over there?

Cheap Milwaukee drill? Milwaukee is not cheap... Milwaukee is top quality.

$50 here in Canada.. But I like this organizer.

great video as usual. 2 questions: 1. are they stack-able like the dewalt/Stanley 2. do they come in shallow version too i use the Stanley and they are great

Do they lock together for carrying multiples simultaneously? 

We ever gunna see anymore Hilti reviews ??? :-)

I'd buy it. It's better than the cheapo one that I have now. Every thing eventually starts to mix together in the one I have now and it becomes a pain when your trying to find matching washers and screws. Great review guys.

agree Dan I hate it when the lids dotn close enough and mix the compartments

Do I see a tool storage "tool fight" in the near future?

Looks like a nice storage container. Have they come out with a whole system (i.e. tough boxes, TStaks, L-Boxxs, etc)?

Do they stay closed when dropped on concrete and are full of screws? When you open the lid does the song "keep em separated" by Offspring play!

The best feature of this boxes is that when stacked together you can acsess the bottom box without unlacking them. TiA!!!!!

8:33 Because if you would put the 14v battery in the 18v model it would probably hardly turn at all, and if you put the 18v battery in the 14v model, you would probably fry it. It's not possible to interchange operating voltages without changing the circuit. Any electrical machine is designed to work properly on one specific voltage, in terms of an electric motor at least. Power supplies can be constructed with variable circuits to accept both 110v and 220v. It is possible to make different size batteries for a given device, they differ in capacity (usually expressed in milliamps times one hour), not in voltage. This affects how long it takes to drain the battery under use and may also have an impact on the maximum momentary output (amps).

You spent a lot of money on tools and the boxes. Question is, can you fix anything?

How much you think all your tools cost in total?

I'm undecided what to get here if anyone can help?. I have three 18v makita lion batteries and a charger so I'm thinking of getting a makita impact wrench instead of a snap-on one. They come in various torques but mainly 230/280/440/1000nm. I'm unsure if the 280nm one will take off a rusty lug nut or am I best with the £30 more expensive 440nm gun?. The reason I'm unsure is because I used a 'hex to 1/2" adaptor on my 200nm makita impact driver and my car lug nuts just laughed at it. It works fine on my motorbike (150nm) or on freshly nipped lug nuts, but with old rusty lug nuts it had no chance. I'm feeling the larger made 440nm gun is plenty, but is the smaller built 280nm gun fine too?

I like the step stool for a tooper idea, the only problem with it is you can't lock it up and people will steal all your stuff

95 hundred million degrees. That's pretty hot

what field of work are you in? I have the same box except with the chrome casters. good idea with making your own stainless top

now they just need to make something that can cut stainless steel pipe 6" and above thats hanging in the ceiling that cant come down unless its cut down