Review on Versatile TRINITY 3-in-1 Stainless Steel Suitcase Toolbox: A Perfect Companion for Storage and Travel Needs by Justin Puranik

I really like this tool box but I have to tell a potential buyer that this is NOT a good tool box for a mechanic or someone with heavy tools. This tool chest is not the right place for a construction site or workshop for two main reasons. First, it's too small for the big, heavy tools a mechanic uses, and second, it's a lot less durable than some of the expensive plastic boxes. I'm a sculptor and this is perfect for my tools. In both drawers I carry several pounds of metal and wood sculpting tools as well as 2 benchtop compressors and a Dremel power tool in a case below and a couple of airbrushes and blocks of wax above. I work indoors 90% of the time so this toolbox won't be exposed to harsh environments or hard knocks. Stainless steel easily picks up fingerprints and doesn't retain its shine and reflective finish if you intend to use it frequently. I suspect that's not why you buy a tool kit in the first place. I personally really like the drawer area. If you have a workbench that you set up or a countertop, you can take out the drawers and place them on top of your workspace for quick access to tools, and the top snaps onto the bottom while still being lightweight while you work accessible. . There are several well-known brands of plastic organizers that are used for everything from beads and fishing tackle to pen nibs and dremel attachments that fit perfectly in drawers and the top if you intend to keep things tidy. The toolbox rolls easily and although the handle has some play (it wobbles a bit) I don't see that as a problem as it still feels sturdy. Whether you are an electrician, airbrush artist, pc technician, cake decorator, miniature lover, fashion designer, sculptor, makeup artist, tattoo artist or any other artist I am sure you will definitely love this tool box. It offers plenty of storage space and is easy to clean if you spill paint, ink or other substances on it. Personally, I've already covered most of the pages with Garbage Pail Kid stickers. Again, I don't think this set of tools is for anyone who is a builder or mechanic of any sort. I find that the look of stainless steel can give the wrong impression that it's tough, just like Delorean stainless steel gave the wrong impression that it's fast.