Tom Colleran

I do understand the whole first post stigma. But aside from trying to customize my own workflow, looking through these forums is how I know there is a demand for some serious thought into the matter. When guys are hacking compressors and radios into their offerings dewalt engineers should take note. Also maybe their marketing department decides they can't sell enough to tstak compressors and that's okay. But that great new trim compressor they just came out with should be precisely designed to fit in a tstak deep box because it almost does already.

Dewalt has come out with a lot of awesome storage ideas lately. However I feel like they suffer from a lack of a big picture. For staters their focus is split on tough system and tstak. They are both great products but you have to choose one or the other. Then there's the inserts, they are really only offered here in promo toughsystem combos. They should be offered for sale individually. European kits come packaged in tstaks or tough boxes. European Bosticth nailers come packaged in bostich branded tstak as called Bstaks. Would of been nice to see dewalts new nailers packaged the same. Great to see the tough organizer and radio. How about a tstak radio? How about a tstak trim compressor and a tough system oiled compressor or even compressors that simply fit in the boxes? How about a simple dolly for the tough boxes, just like tstak has both? Those new stackable mechanics sets are great, but how did they not make the larger ones the same footprint as tstak, snap one to your other tool boxes and go? Why do they keep it a secret that there is a vacuum adapter to attach tstaks just like Bosch and festool do? Why is it an after thought with dewalt? It just seems like they are almost there in so many ways but stop short of having an industry leading system.