DANGBYANG Packout Mounting Feet, Mounting Feet for Milwaukee Packout System Packout Feet, Compatible with Milwaukee Packout System Packout Mounting Plate, for packout Accessories Feet, (8 Pack, Red)

These are slightly too thin and make it extremely tight fitting onto the packout. Need to put a 1/16 shim between foot and item. Also the profile on the bottom is not cut at the right angle so it doesn't slide nice. The angled edges need to be filed at less steep an angle. Also dropped my vacuum from knee height on to flooring and the foot broke.

I have some occasional use bulky tools that have plastic cases but I don't use enough to justify the not-insignificant expense of acquiring and fitting out a Packout box. Examples include reciprocating saws and some power greasing tools. I used double sided tape to initially secure the feet to the blow molded boxes and get them aligned to the desired position. Once in place, I used bolts with fender washers on one box and screws into 3/4" plywood scraps on another to secure the feet to the base. Once the feet are mounted, it's easy to secure the box atop the Packout stack.I think these are a handy, cost effective way to use ho-hum blowmolded cases.

These worked well for what I was intending. I wanted to mount my Drillbit cases to a packout with my drills and these worked perfectly after a bit of sanding along the edges.

This is about as simple of a concept as you can get. It's a screw-on plastic mold that fits the Milwaukee Packout system. I verified they work, albeit with a very tight fit. When all is said and done, I imagine you'd want a tighter fit so it is more secure. Not much to these, they printed them correctly and there are no sharp edges! 5 stars, thanks!

These are made out of hardened, ABS, pretty much the same thing as packouts. I love my Milwaukee packout’s, and this is a great way to add the ability to mount other cases or equipment. While they do not have the ability to lock in, they seem to stay in place.