BENECREAT 7 08X7 08X1 57 Containers Projects Organization Review

This is a handy size for storing electronic components (slightly narrower than the Altoids box but taller). The only downside is that the torsos don't close well - the clasp is too loose and the plastic itself is very flimsy. It's fine for what I use it for because I put these boxes in boxes or other boxes to keep them from tipping over, but that would be a problem if you had tiny pieces that could crumble or get mixed up. The price is cheap, so it's a good buy if you don't mind closing for…

I have bought several sets of these sets of different sizes mainly for board game components and they are amazing. There are many sizes available, the plastic is strong and they do a good job of keeping the components closed. Someone mentioned that they are difficult to open, but I have no problem opening them. All you have to do is press on the main plastic side and pop the lid. I can understand this can be tricky as there is a lip on the inside that helps keep the lid closed. I'd rather have…

For me it's 10/10. It worked flawlessly to organize games like Anachrony, Empires of The Void II, Scythe, Gaia Project, Terraforming Mars, and Stone Age. Mostly cards are put in sleeves and kept in pouches, bits and pieces (coins, tokens, resource victory points) stuck in these villains. After reading elsewhere about various trends for protection and/or easy storage/setup, I was easily persuaded to use liner trays, card sleeves, and CONTAINERS that act as trays and containers for…