🔧 Plastic Parts Organizer - Performance Tool W5189 Review

This little thing has proven to be very useful. I have already completed several projects. I closed the back of the shoe closet, hung up some photos, and even assembled a high chair. Not bad. I like how it's organized. I can also pop in spare screws and nails from other pieces of furniture for future use.

This is like a joke. You can get a better kit like this at the 99 cent store. The top latch does not close. See fig. Smaller than my hand. See fig. Basically, tiny nails are made up of about 700 or 1000 parts when you look at them. I'm not sure what 1000 looks like, but I kept imagining more. 5 tiny containers and only 3 of them have equipment. Don't go back and do yourself a favor. Don't buy this one.

One of the drawers had a foam liner to keep the contents from flying around and being unsorted. Others didn't and ended up looking like the box in the picture, all messed up. No, I'll spend my free time going through numerous types of screws to get it in a usable condition, but forget about 3 or 4 slightly different types of nails. The container itself is pretty durable and very portable. Should have spent a few bucks more for a usable device.

I bought these hoping it was just a rebranding of the old "Workforce" organizers I have. They look good, hold about the same amount of stuff and stack on top of each other, but they're thinner so the two large front compartments were crooked. The "lock" is almost useless and appears to be a big step down from the workforce - only with much tighter tolerances and no positive locking feel. However, since they can't find the "workhorse" they fit in instead.

here again without quality control from China. The handle is so sharp that it needs to be filed or deburred with sandpaper. The clips for closing the lid are very sharp. The two areas you touch the most are the sharpest. Now remember when you fill it and it has some weight. Now he cuts his fingers. There is no quality control. Of course I can fix that, but why do we always have to sell bad shit. This is an honest review and I wish I could read more of it. I will be here to help others…