Festool SYS-AZ-Set Pull-Out Drawer - White (Pack of 5)

Last couple years I've really gotten into Festool, tools. I know there are people who don't like them or complain about the price, but for the most part, I think they are worth every penny. with collection comes all the systainers and where to put them. I had lots of room under my assembly table, so figured that would be a great place to put some systainers and these are perfect for that purpose. One thing I really like about these is that use grub screws to install them. Since they use grub screws you simply do 5mm shelf pin holes. Gave me a chance to use my LR-32 hole drilling system. Wow, once you figure it out, it's such an amazing system. Once I got going, I knocked out like 6 panels so quickly. Course the drawers come with a detailed instruction sheet, Festool professionalism as usual. Once the panel are done and installed, the drawers go in quick and easier. Such much better than the hassle that usually comes with standard drawer slides. Drawers slide so smooth and easily. I wish they extended a little more, but it's not the end of the world. Just make sure you have room above, to be able to open the systainer lids. Drawers are well made and look fantastic. Very happy, on my second set of 5, would recommend.

OK so these are expensive, but they really work nicely and look great. They don't work well with the SORT style sustainers as the bottom sustainer drawer wont open while the unit is on the pull-out drawer. I made up a packing piece and its now OK but not perfect. They work well with all other sustainers.

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The drawers are solidly built. I like that one can be installed on the bottom of the Festool Mobile Workshop. (MW1000). My only wish is that Festool would blend the dimensions of the drawers with the Sys Rails allowing them to be used in the same single stack cabinet. I’m not knocking Festool or each item. I like the idea of using the drawers on the top of the cabinet for items needed regularly with the Sys Rails below holding items that are not used as often. All components work well, just an observation I’ve made. I know I can create an offset to accommodate the difference, but those extra steps could be eliminated with some type of dimension planning. I also understand that the Sys Rails work on the larger Systainer variants as well which complicate the design request.