CASOMAN 80 Piece Portable Socket Organizer Review

Holds a ton of heads, has been used with a set of 200 Husky sockets. for attaching heads sow. Holds basically everything I throw, just had to leave out a few 1/2 sockets due to their size. If you plan on loading this tray like I did, don't plan on moving it. When trying to lift it by the handle, a thin sheet of metal bent badly. Also, be careful on treated surfaces, do not pull on a loaded tray, as the rivers scratch the bottom deeply. Overall a good tray for the money to sit in a socket box.

I have been looking for a way to organize my outlets for several years. Like many others, I have accumulated many different heads made up of different sized ratchet heads from many projects. This wonderful item allows you to collect 80 of the most used ones in one place. The only downside to the holder is that it doesn't fit in my old tool box. However, the benefits far outweigh the only downside. Ball bearings do a great job of holding sockets during transport, but require no extra force to…

The 80-piece CASOMAN Portable Outlet Organizer was purchased for use in a large automotive maintenance mobile tool case. Here is a list of quality control issues.1. Rivets with a slot for the rail are very loose or missing. All rails are very shaky.2. The slotted rails are riveted on the wrong side of the tray, making the tray handle useless as it cannot be lifted by lifting the tray.3. The socket clamps are so poorly made that I had to use my body weight to fit 3/8 socket wrenches into many of

I bought three of these from different sellers so I can get three different colored clamps, one for SAE, one for metric, one for the other, adapters and short extensions. They are all the same, probably made in the same factory. I have no idea why they don't make them in all 3/8" or all 1/2" or all 1/4" or why they don't seem to sell replacement clip packs. I bought three for my SAE, one for my metric, and one for everything else, including short extensions, hexes, screwdrivers, allen wrenches,

This is a cheaper and more fragile version of the other red/black version sold here at Revain. The sheet steel is very thin and the plastic clips are not subject to quality control. A lot of my 1/2" terminals got caught on my homemade sockets and won't let go! The only way out was to break them. Luckily you have too many 1/2 inch clips and can afford to lose a few. BUT it's interesting to note that if you have quality black clips from a few years ago, they go perfectly with these racks! The…

I have other similar trays from other manufacturers and they are great. I kind of assumed most were made by the same company and just sold under different brands, but apparently not because that power strip is junk. The first thing I noticed when I received it was that 2 of the 3 splints were loose; Rivets are only partially mounted. And good luck trying to move the pins to set it up because the pins are hollow at the bottom so you end up sliding them partially over the tongue to remove them…

Got mine today, right after unpacking I checked the clips for damage. Only one clip showed signs of plastic fatigue (see photo), the rest were in good condition.1. Durability: Yes, these clips don't last long. Especially those that keep a longer nest. By simply putting the sockets on and sliding them onto the rails, you can hear (hear, feel) that they can easily break if you place or remove the sockets too roughly. I would like to see replacement clips offered by the manufacturer.2. Fit: I had…

These trays are cheap and short lived. Many of the square parts of the clips are irregularly shaped and not quite square. This makes it difficult to mount the socket on the terminal and leads to breakage of the terminals. I had to cut many of them with an X-acto knife to remove excess material from the square clamp heads so the bushings could be installed without using force (which easily breaks the clamps). I also ordered 2 of these trays, 1 blue, 1 red. Although they are exactly the same…