systainers

[marcros]

I have a 150mm ROS with no box. I also have various sanding discs that are crying out for some organisation.

Is there a sustainer that will fit both together? I have seen the ones for discs with 8 dividers, but the best solution would probably be a lift out tray of discs.

 

[wsb1207]

Dewalt boxes are sturdy and you can get them with trays, not expensive either

 

[marcros]

I will have a look but I have some Festool stuff, so it is useful that they clip together. It isnt essential though.

 

[Doug71]

As you say they clip together so use one for the sander and one for the discs and clip them together? Are the ones with a drawer in any use?

https://www.festool.co.uk/products/...stems/systainer/200117---sys-combi-2#Overview

 

[Doug B]

Either Doug’s suggestion or a standard systainer & the ros insert which has a section for discs, they sell it separately

 

[marcros]

As you say they clip together so use one for the sander and one for the discs and clip them together? Are the ones with a drawer in any use?

https://www.festool.co.uk/products/...stems/systainer/200117---sys-combi-2#Overview

I was being tight and trying to avoid paying for 2! but yeah, I think that is the likely outcome. I might save a few quid and make an insert.

not sure on the drawers. I dont think that they are deep enough to be efficient. The answer really is your fist suggestion.

 

[Nick Laguna UK]

Hi Marcros - I agree with all the Dougs (What is the plural of Doug? Dougi? haha)

I have a few tools in systainers & just clip the accys together with them using a thinner one.

My old matey from Jet days is now the Tanos importer (they make systainers) - could be worth a look on his site too - don't know what he is like on stock as also know he is helping with vaccine storage / transport boxes & v busy with that

https://www.vantainer.com/systainer-boxes-151-c.asp
Cheers, Nick

 

[marcros]

thanks nick. the extra couple of quid might be useful for an alternative colour than Festool grey.

 

[Doug71]

If you are not too bothered about all your boxes matching these are cheap and I'm sure they work with systainers,

https://www.ffx.co.uk/product/Get/M...LmiHilduR1_fZs_Ba0JWFoxKCWwsaAr3YEALw_wcB#FPD

 

[niemeyjt]

I am not sure that the Metabo boxes are 100% compatible with the SYS3 - which means the forthcoming rails may not work with it.

 

[Jacob]

If you know any woodworkers you could ask them to make a box?

 

[Sideways]

Another idea :
I cut up a couple of those big flexy kitchen cutting mat things with scissors and use them as colourful "dividers" between the grits in a stack of sanding disks. I leave most of my disks in their original boxes in the shed and just keep 3 or four of every grit in a ziplock bag tossed in with the sander. It all fits in the systainer 2 or 3 the sander came in.
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