Review on DEWALT DWST17807 TSTAK Toolbox Organizer by Jerry Eintertainment

I love this tool box! From the compartments in the lid to the heavy tray and the deep trough on the bottom, this item offers plenty of storage space! I think DeWalt took the toolbox to the level of an art with the TSTAK system. I've always had trouble maintaining multiple toolboxes for wood and metal, electrical, and computer repairs. I end up having the same tools everywhere - screwdrivers, pliers, wire cutters, wrenches, box cutters - you name it. The electric tool box in one and I stored all my duplicate tools (screwdrivers, pliers, crescent wrenches) and lightened the overall load. wire nuts, electrical tape, pliers and wire strippers. If you have a small multimeter, you can place it in the large rectangular compartment in the center. The removable tray is large, sturdy and deep. Under the tray handle is an ideally sized bin for storing drill bits and drill bits. The tray has plenty of room for screwdrivers, pliers, wrenches and other commonly used tools, and each end of the handle has small bins for rolls of tape or spare blades for utility knives. The deep compartment offers space for hammers. , pipe wrenches and other heavier tools that don't fit well in the tray, and even with the tray installed at the bottom of this tool box, there's still plenty of room for your larger items. After combining my tools into it, the overall weight of my tools is 5-6 pounds lighter simply by eliminating duplicate tools. I have just received a deep TSTAK box which I will use to store my computer components and the special tools I use to connect networks and fix PCs. It latched right into the floor and it still seems as well made as the deep tool chest: ball bearing glides on the drawer, strong deep plastic parts drawers, lockable drawer handle. DeWalt also sells a TSTAK parts organizer to go with it. I already have a couple of Stanley Fat Max parts bins that work great and even have the same black and yellow color scheme, but this could be the perfect complement to the Deep Drawer when you need to transport multiple tools and a variety of parts. Thank you DeWalt for updating a centuries-old toolbox and turning it into something far more useful than ever. They did to tool boxes what Dyson did to vacuum cleaners!