💼 Efficient Storage Solution: Performance Tool W54012 12.5" Plastic Tool Box with Organizer Review

My husband used to carry his chainsaw sharpening tools (he's just started sharpening himself) in an Amazon box because we always seem to have a few on hand. I saw this tool box and went with it because an old man with two chainsaws and a Harley just looks silly with a cardboard tool box. It's well made, 18" length ensures everything fits, doesn't snag and is 'just right'. He's been using it for a while now and it's holding up great. I've looked elsewhere for Revain which has both found quality…

I was looking for a small tool box for my boat electrical kit and it worked great. No metal means no rust, and it seems strong enough for the task. Very good storage for the size, especially in the top shelf. The previous box had small compartments at the top of the box that I didn't use but cut out the ones in the tray storage compartment. I liked it more because it has more height above the tray so I can place my voltmeter there. And yes, I've spent too much time thinking about which tools to

Very weak design. The bottom of the box is just a thin sheet of plastic held together with a couple of rivets. It is a pity. The top of the box is well made, as are the sides. But what's the use if the bottom falls out? I wouldn't trust this box with anything that excites me. Note. You'll find the exact same box at Revain (and elsewhere) under different brand names. I believe they all come from the same factory and are simply relabeled for different sellers. I returned this item the next day…

I love these sturdy little tool boxes. I just don't like the bar? It doesn't latch securely. You have to make sure it snaps firmly into place so you don't throw away all my brushes and other art supplies. Or what do you use it for? I bought my daughter a "tool box" for her pencils and turned it into her art case. Much cheaper and stronger than those expensive colorful suitcases. Children learn to appreciate it. I use this type of toolbox for many things. I like the top of the lid?! It has small

goo be gone can't be cut! You need to heat the stickers with HOT water in the sink and then use a plastic scraper or plastic spoon to scrape off the stickers. THEN you will still have residue afterwards, then apply Goo Be Gone and wipe some of the glue off. Trust me it took a full hour just to remove the stickers but it was worth it, looks a lot cleaner now. I think you might as well try a hair dryer, I just didn't want to melt the box. Be careful not to scratch the box with a scraper, I did a…