In this video I tested a genuinely innovative accessory from StackSmarter that turns a standard Milwaukee PACKOUT crate into a compact, highly mobile router table workstation. As a builder/remodeler, I’m always trying to bring shop-level capability to the jobsite without hauling a whole circus of gear. Normally our finish carpentry router-table setup means a big tabletop, drop-in plate, fence, dust port, sawhorses, clamps—the whole deal. This system immediately grabbed me because it condenses all that into something that snaps onto the PACKOUT stack I’m already rolling off the truck. What impressed me most is the build approach: StackSmarter is using modified OEM parts (real worktops/crates) that they CNC for a drop-in plate and insert system, plus an adjustable fence, dust port, and bit guard. I mounted a Makita LXT trim router to the pre-drilled plate, and the lid locks onto the crate like it always has—OEM fit, secure, and easy to transport. The cutout on the front lets you access height adjustment and power, and the crate itself becomes storage for router bits, edge guides, batteries—everything router-related in one spot. My take: this is built for working pros—finish carpenters, remodelers, trim crews, cabinet installers—especially if you’re already invested in PACKOUT (or similar systems like Makita MakTrak, Flex Stack Pack, ToughBuilt StackTech). It’s insanely portable and space-saving, but because it’s lightweight you may want to clamp it down or click it into a taller/heavier stack for stability. It’s trim-router only, but for jobsite edge profiling and small routing tasks, it’s a home run.