🧰 13-Inch Sturdy Gator Clamps Toolbox with 3 Compartments, Removable Tool Tray - Strong Lid, Easy Grip Handle - Crafted from Polypropylene Plastic Review

This is a decent tool box for easier use. It has some handy top pockets for small items that I rarely use but appreciate the thought. The metal clasps are decent and overall it's a handy size. It doesn't appear to be made of thick enough material to withstand being stuffed with lots of heavy tools and then wheeled into a work truck. I use it to organize the tools in my workshop, I put my angle grinder in here and lots of discs and attachments and it works well in that role.

Usable but unreliable. Good for tool organization and mobility. However, once heavy or large tools are added, the thin plastic will flex/shift, making the drawer difficult to control. 3 stars for average, not bad but much better available in this price range. ADVANTAGES - Organizer trays with lids for screws etc - Decent size - Removable inner compartment - Easy maintenance and portability - Lid organizer trays are difficult to open/close - Plastic is on the thin side - Box lopsided due to…

Over the last year we have been buying tools one at a time for our 23 year old son. We believe that one day he will move and need his things. He had a canvas tool bag, but it contained only half the tools. The intention was to use these boxes for their tools. There are 2 separate toolboxes. Each is solid and appears to be quite solid. They close well and there is no feeling that they open at unwanted moments. There is plenty of space for tools. He divided his tools by type and has one box for…

I installed my Popoman saber saw in this 19 inch model and there was plenty of room. Charger, battery, saw, one of the 5 inch storage compartments and a top shelf all fit in nicely. It's plastic, but it's fairly durable, so it should be able to withstand some serious abuse. The clasps that keep it closed are also important to its functioning. You can lose it in the back of your truck and it won't open. This tool box can be used in many occasions. Unfortunately, many tools don't come with a box,

I have a 20 volt reciprocating saw, it came without a case. Transporting it in the rough box it came in is not an option for me. I considered getting a tool bag, but was concerned that the padded sides would not properly protect the plastic charger and battery. I found this tough tool box, saw and accessories to be a perfect match. I like the polypropylene construction as it doesn't rust like a steel tool box. The two main latches engage with a reassuring click, indicating they won't disengage…

I have several power tools that I'm trying to pack into stackable cases for use in a van, so decided to try them out when they became available. Here's what I found: 1. The boxes are described as heavy duty and are intended for home and professional use. I would say that's about right. The large box is definitely heavier and has a metal latch and space for a padlock. The smaller box has a plastic clasp and is more of a box for light children's tackle. See figures one and two.2. Both drawers are

I needed a different tool chest for a couple of cordless drills, wrenches and battery packs as they just lay around my shop. This tool box is perfect for all needs. It's made of hard plastic, but to be honest there are thicker toolboxes out there. If you need a heavy-duty, long-lasting case that you can take to work, throw in the back of a truck, and shake around all day, I'd probably avoid this toolbox. But since I just needed a home for a couple of cordless tools, this is perfect for me…