DEWALT TSTAK Storage Unit

New DEWALT TSTAK Organizers Provide Carpenters and tradesmen with Durable Tool Storage Options

A complete sample [photo right] of the new DEWALT TSTAK Storage Unit just arrived at the Concord Carpenter workshop for a review.    I first saw these displayed back in June at the Stanley Bostitch media event at the Westin New York Hotel.

The DEWALT TSTAK Storage Unit is a modular tool storage system comprised of four modular storage units (DWST17802, DWST17803, DWST17804, and DWST17807) that allow you to mix and match to suit your storage needs.  The DEWALT TSTAK Storage Unit each have inter-connecting capabilities so they all attach to one another. 

As a remodeler I was intrigued by this and started thinking about all of the possible storage configurations I could make…..  

Plumbing kits, electrical kits, finish trim kits, frame kits, tile, plaster, masonry, flooring, HVAC, etc. 

You name it, the possibilities are almost endless!!!  WOW could I become super organized and efficient in my storage.

I recently wrote about the DEWALT ToughSystem which is an extremely durable and impressivly tough tool box, tool storage system.

Now the question is do I use the DEWALT TSTAK system, DEWALT ToughSystem or Bosch L-Boxx to out fit and reorganize my tool trailer????     A Tool Trailer Makeover of sorts…  thoughts?

The TSTAK organizers  fit large power tools and small items. The units include removable cups for small parts and accessories and removable dividers for drills and bits organization.  They have ball bearing slides for reliable heavy duty and bi-material handles for comfortable lifting.

The TSTAK storage units are available at home centers, hardware stores and online retailers August 2012 for the following approximate retail prices:

• Model DWST17807 – $29.99
• Model DWST17801 – $39.99
• Model DWST17803 – $39.99
• Model DWST178802 – $39.99

Concord Carpenter

Who is Concord Carpenter?    ~ Robert Robillard is editor of A Concord Carpenter and principal of a carpentry and renovation business located in Concord, Massachusetts. Rob is a recognized leader in tool and how-to information for building professionals, he also hosts the Concord Carpenter Cable TV Show, offering the do-it-yourself audience in Boston's Meto West region expert advice on home repairs and maintenance. On his website, Rob covers all aspects of home improvement and remodeling, specializing in problem solving for home maintenance. Rob enjoys evaluating and reviewing tools and products and restoring vintage tools. The Concord Carpenter's motto: "Well done is better than well said!":

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