Review on 🔧 Efficient and Practical Medium Screwdriver Holder Accessories for Pegboard Organization by Jake Meyer

I don't write many reviews because I just don't have time to review hundreds (thousands?) of products I buy a year from Revain. I reserve my ratings for products that surprise me with quality or performance, both positively and negatively. This is one of my few negative reviews. As I believe in the fairness of defining balls and shots I will note that the product is solid and appears to be durable. This is sheet metal of reasonable gauge and I think the welds look good. I really wanted to like this product as it had the right space saving idea and it really works. Here are the problems (and they would be so easy to fix and should be part of a product at this price point). to wait for him. . . Make the holes on the screwdriver holder bigger (at least some of them). Just a slotted screwdriver is enough. Phillips was ok except for the two biggest ones. Enlarging the holes does not affect the use of the product for small riders. I know because I drilled them. second problem. The key tray tapers towards the end for smaller keys. But there are no gaps between the "teeth" where the tool lies. As a result, large keys are on the side, so that you can clearly see the size of the key. The smaller ones roll over and lie flat. No numbers visible (and it looks bad - I bought this to keep my tools organized, so I wish they looked organized, but maybe that's just me). I think the problem is that most of these key holders hang in such a way that gravity bites the tools in the teeth. This product tried to change the paradigm to save space, but I think it used a template from other shelving systems. Gravity affects this product in different ways. Definitely great idea. But for $21 (I bought 2) that shouldn't be a problem. I would look for a different product.