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On a job site, the tools you need are only useful if you can get at them. This stack keeps everything in a drawer or on top, and rolls to wherever the work is.

A systainer stack on a SYS-Roll in a shop: a gray tool bag full of hammers, screwdrivers, scissors and tape rolls on top, two shallow organizers below it, then two drawer units held by a Festool strap, with an edged MDF work surface folded out from the side and a pair of gloves hanging from a bracket

From the bottom up:

It’s a mix of TANOS and Festool systainers, and they lock together all the same.

The same stack from the front with the SYS-Roll handle extended, showing the TANOS Sortainer with blue drawer pulls above a Festool Sortainer with green pulls, and the work surface folded out on the right

Two small modifications

The Sortainer/3 carries a work surface on its side, mounted on fold-down brackets. It’s a piece of MDF with strips of wood around the edge, so fasteners set down on it can’t roll off. Folded out, it is just enough space for a tool or a handful of screws.

The Sortainer/2 has a couple of brackets for hanging tools, so a drill or a pair of gloves stays with the stack instead of on the floor.

The stack on a speckled floor against a white wall, the work surface folded out and holding an open bit case, a cordless drill hanging from the side below it and a black bag hanging from the other side

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