🧰 Contractor Grade Tool Box – Stalwart 75-MJ5051B, 22 Inch, Gray Review

I love this tool chest! As a woman, I wanted something to streamline my main tools. After only a few months and repeated use, the HANDLE is already broken! I don't have a lot of stuff in it, but given the size it should fit quite a bit. it was quite heavy, so perhaps one should have gone with a smaller one. Shit because I loved it but I don't see a way to fix the handle and I've just passed my return deadline.

We use this as a first aid kit for our farm. The main barn has most of the supplies but it was nice to have mobile field gear for emergencies. The lack of replenishment by running back and forth saved the lives of the animals. Roomy enough for plenty of supplies and personalized compartments for neat organization.

Provides a great way to organize and access small items when you're outside of a store or work in a garage. I used to be a mechanic in a bike shop, I still do it as an amateur and it's great for all your bike tools and those little nasty bits that always get lost. All but the largest bike tools (frame tools, etc.) will do. You can reach all the items on the top when the tool box is open, and the feet on the back of the top make it stable when it's open.

Deeply disappointed that a piece of plastic on the corner of the locking mechanism came out of the already broken box. I don't think it will affect structural integrity right away and it still works - for now. However, it is absurd to pay so much money for a product that claims to be strong and durable and yet it breaks in a critical area. The box is also quite heavy, which usually means durability and better materials, but apparently that's not the case. upset.

My husband's cheap tool box was replaced every 3 years (same model from the same discounter!) because of a broken handle, broken inner compartments etc. so he needs something a little stronger. . He's been using it for a month and loves it! We bought him two small craft boxes to store even more screws and electrical parts in the floor. There's plenty of room for tools, wire etc and the legs that tumble down to support trays are great (he used to put a coffee can under the trays!). Best of all…