🔧 Titan 11061 Mini Magnetic Parts Tray: A 4-1/4" Round Organizer for Efficient Maintenance Review

This product has the cheapest sticker imaginable which cannot be completely removed leaving only half of the sticker and residue. The item also has a warning that it contains lead and that you should wash your hands after touching it. Complete garbage.

Conforms to the description and as others have pointed out has a label inside which is almost permanently attached (it comes off with the right solvent but won't come off clean as you would expect). The only reason for 4 stars is problems removing labels. Otherwise this is a 5 star product.

The picture says 'Made in Taiwan' so I chose this one. Actually made in China. Other things being equal, I'd prefer something made in Taiwan over China. Above is shiny and below shows typically low Chinese quality. Doesn't matter I guess. Just a principle. And good luck getting the decal off the Titan!

I love this little tray, I have some pins and scissors in it. I can attach it to the side of my metal sewing machine maintenance cart because it's magnetic. This tray has a very attractive price. I've seen colored polka dots in $20 quilt stores. I can draw it if I want, get some spray paint and acrylic! A wonderful tool. It would also help if I cleaned and maintained my vintage cars to prevent losing small screws and the like which would be a tragedy as they are almost impossible to replace…

I only bought this tray to hold screws when assembling two home game consoles. I was very surprised by the weight of this tray and the strength of the magnet. Leaving the screws in the tray for a short time will magnetize them and stay on the end of the screwdriver which was a nice added bonus. Since building a PC I have used this tray several times when building anything that has small screws. and metal parts that can be lost during assembly. As much as I've collected in my 60+ years, I can't…

Warning for young computer enthusiasts: do not stand near a spinning hard disk drive (HDD)! These days, gamers who build their own rigs typically use an SSD for the OS and a high-speed HDD for their Steam/GoG collection, and you might be tempted to put those trays on the steel side of your rig to keep them out of the way . By the way, if not in use, but DO NOT do this. If you have a metal tool box or filing cabinet, this is a much better place to mount those shelves. You may have some logo…

How can a small magnetic tray be a lifesaver? Have you ever seen those little plastic bags with hundreds of wire nails in them? Tiny little ones, an inch long, with a pocket that tends to tip over at random and spill all the hundreds of nails all over the floor, causing significant distress? Yes. The magnet attached to this tray was strong enough that I could only slowly swing it upside down half an inch off the floor and it picked up everything. Lonely. Nail. It was almost magical. For less…