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A Milwaukee M12 Stapler and Its Staples in One Organizer

Fitout By Sys Tim

Milwaukee, M12, Staple Gun, Staples, Systainer³ Organizer M, Carmine Red Systainer, Kaizen Foam, Insert Boxes

Some tools need a deep case. A stapler doesn’t. It is a thin tool, and the thinnest Systainer³ Organizer suits it.

Carmine Red Systainer³ Organizer M 89 open on a workbench at an angle, clear lid raised: a red Milwaukee M12 stapler rests in dark Kaizen foam on the left, and grey insert boxes of boxed and loose staples fill the right, with shelving of blue bins behind

This Carmine Red Systainer³ Organizer M 89 with a black catch holds a Milwaukee M12 stapler and everything it runs on. The stapler rests in a bed of Kaizen foam on the left, a comfortable spot that keeps it from sliding around. The right side is insert boxes: two 2x3, one for the boxed staples and one for loose strips, plus a 1x2 and a 1x1 for the odds and ends.

The same Carmine Red Systainer³ Organizer M 89 closed on a workbench, the insert boxes visible through its clear lid, with a front label card on the left reading Milwaukee Stapler Kit and one on the right reading Sys Tim

The two label cards on the front split the job. The left one says what is inside, and the right one says whose it is.

Open Carmine Red Systainer³ Organizer M 89 seen from above: the red Milwaukee M12 stapler in grey foam on the left, and on the right two small insert boxes of loose staples above a box holding Bostitch and Arrow staple boxes and a large box of loose staple strips

And because the lid is clear, you can see how many staples are left before you pick the kit up, not after you have driven across town with it.

Close-up of the insert boxes: a 1x2 and a 1x1 of loose staples at the top, a 2x3 holding a Bostitch box of 1,250 heavy duty 3/8-inch staples beside an Arrow box, and a second 2x3 of loose staple strips at the bottom

The stapler has company, too: its cable stapler cousin has a Carmine Red Systainer³ M 112 of its own.

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This fitout by:

Tim Swieter

Sys Tim

Build awesome things, with great people, have fun and make money!

I created Systainer Store which became the largest dealer of systainers in North America. In the fall of 2024 the store was sold to Systainer Systems North America and is now Systainer USA.

I’m a business and strategy designer, an entrepreneur and a professional engineer. I’ve built SaaS and IOT businesses as well as rollercoasters, parades and fireworks shows.

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