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  1. I would. The dolly for the DXL is basically 30" x 24". A regular 2.0 box is more or less 22" x 13" But I'd agree. That's my point. You went from 1.0 to 2.0 with some but not full compatibility. Even some of the other 2.0 options aren't built to fit well. Now you the DXL. There's T-Stak. There's the new line of bags. There's too many different lines. There needs to be one line that is consistently expanded on. Milwaukee didn't come out with Packout 2.0 or Packout DXL....they just continued to add new features to the existing line.
  2. Not really. The half width boxes fit within the 2.0 footprint. DXL doubles the 2.0 footprint.
  3. I guess I don't view it as expanding as much as I see it as compatible. It's not the same foot print. It's twice the size. I'd much rather see newer boxes/options in the same line. Things like... -A dolly for the regular 2.0 -An updated full size crate -Boxes that don't require you to go buy 3d printed levelers from outside sources
  4. The Toughstack and Flex have great options and a lot more on the way. So much more versatility than the DeWalt. I'd like Packout too if it wasn't red. DeWalt spread themselves too thin with the random organizers, T-Stak, 1.0, 2.0, new bags and the new 2.0 DXL. They needed to commit to one all encompassing system. Even when the rumored 3.0 comes out, I bet it's only half-assed and not nearly as comprehensive as the others.
  5. Personally, while this concept is cool...it's frustrating to me. I wish they would just expand the existing 2.0 line or go right to the 3.0 rather than another spinoff. I know it's semi-compatable, but it's not the same. I'm getting real close to investing in the Flex or Toughbuilt systems.
  6. End of Q2 for release. At least one video on youtube from World of Concrete's demo shows a plywood top
  7. I was going to buy a few more 2.0 boxes but now I have to hold off. I don't know if this is legit or not, but I don't really want to dump another $400-$500 into this line if new stuff is coming out.
  8. Most don't even have pictures up yet. But slowly but surely, it seems like they are trying to catch up with Milwaukee. Storage | DEWALT
  9. Wish there was a dethatcher like Sun-Joe makes.
  10. Adapter is up on DeWalt's website now finally. DEWALT® TOUGHSYSTEM® 2.0 Adaptor | DEWALT
  11. I have a 20v battery that won't charge. I watched several youtube videos over the weekend to troubleshoot but there were always some differences between my battery and everyone elses. My battery never goes completely dead. It has one bar on it. When I put it on the charger, it flashes (charges) for maybe 30 seconds, then the charger goes solid, as if the battery if fully charged. When I remove the battery, it briefly shows a full charge, then quickly goes to 2 bars, and then subsequently to one bar. All without use. I checked the date code on the battery and it is past the warranty date, so I can't get it serviced/replaced. Any ideas on how to fix?
  12. Listed for $219 on Home Depot's site. DEWALT TOUGHSYSTEM 2.0 Charger Box DWST08050 - The Home Depot
  13. I like it. But it's frustrating. So many other possibilities that could be added to the Toughsystem line.
  14. They could...but won't. That'd be like almost admitting the product is inferior. I wish they'd just focus on expanding the options for the 2.0 version. I know they are invested in the T-Stak, but they really need to cut it down to just one line. For every T-Stak option they come out with, that's one less item they could produce for the Toughsystem. Packout obviously has approximately 30 or so items right now. If they just added another 5-6 options, they still wouldn't have as many but it would close the gap significantly. Like: -Single drawer option like T-Stak has. DEWALT TSTAK III 7 in. Stackable 6-Compartment Single Deep Drawer Small Parts & Tool Storage Organizer DWST17803 (homedepot.com) -Update the handled tote to the new autoconnect latches. -Make a dolly like Packout and T-Stak. Milwaukee PACKOUT Dolly 24 in. x 18 in. Black Multi-Purpose Utility Cart 48-22-8410 (homedepot.com) -I'd love to see the small box increase in height by just an inch. That extra inch of space makes it a lot easier to fit the router combo set and some other thicker tools rather than having to go all the way up to the bigger boxes. -Make the slide in inserts that fit the slots in the trays/boxes. Milwaukee Drawer Dividers for PACKOUT 3-Drawer Tool Box 48-22-8473 (homedepot.com) -Taller half boxes like: Milwaukee PACKOUT 10 in. Compact Portable Tool Box with Adjustable Dividers and Interior Storage Tray 48-22-8422 (homedepot.com)
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