Review on 🔴 BIG RED TRJF-C305ABD Torin Garage Workshop Organizer: Portable, Stackable Rolling Upright Trolley Tool Box with 3 Drawers made of Steel and Plastic, in Vibrant Red Color by Terrance Fisher

Taken a chance with purchase on 14th October 2020. Since there were no written reviews when I bought it, I didn't expect anything. Didn't want to write a review until I used it. But it's been a month now and it's held up, so here are my pros and cons of this wheeled tool box. I wanted something I could put most, if not all, of my "power tools in the kit" in, and it achieved that. I also wanted something big enough for me to organize my outlets and other tools and was hoping the drawers would work. But the drawers aren't high enough for the deep sockets so they flew out the window and it would be cramped with regular sockets so I decided to put them in the top shelf and it worked well, I was able to organize and both my deep and my normal sockets fit perfectly. It should be noted that inside "all the bays" were smaller than I expected so keep that in mind. I have outlets in the top compartment under the drawer, all in an organizer with my batteries on the side. In addition, I keep all my extensions, blades, adapters and two power tools in the same compartment on the tray. in the tool box in the middle i have my wrenches and drill bits in the first drawer, i have all my screwdrivers in the second drawer, everything ok. and below I have the rest of the power tools. Now this didn't leave much room for the rest of my tools like ratchets etc but another reason I bought it was that the pull handle extends far enough over the top of the toolbox to be able to rest my smaller portable tool. box on top and tie it together like a big block and it has the rest of my tools in it. It also has ways to lock it up, but I don't keep it in a place that would require it, but it's a good option if you need it, but if someone wanted to steal things, they can safely take the hole, because she is on wheels lol. In terms of construction, the metal is quite thick and looks nice, while the plastic is thick on the sides and top but thinner in places, like the bottom of each individual box. я действительно думаю, что со временем более тонкий пластик в нижней части ящика для инструментов начнет ломаться, но опять же, это не ящик для инструментов, который вы собираетесь разбрасывать, поэтому, если вы просто не заботитесь об этом, я его не вижу быть проблемой in the near future. Both metal and plastic are connected by rivets. My final two downsides to having with it are the wheels. I wish they were bigger and less thin. I really think the first thing that would break would be the rubber coated wheels but I still think they should have made them a little more stable and finally the handle is a retractable arm which is good but the longer you put it away, the less stable and more brittle it becomes. I also think the plastic that holds the handle to the drawer isn't long enough. Pros: good metal lock, disassembled into three different toolboxes, nice metal handle on top, rubberized handles on middle and bottom toolboxes, portable extendable handle, detachable tray, rubber. coated wheels cons: small wheels weak wheels drawers can be taller thin plastic at bottom of toolbox retractable handle gets weak the more you pull rubber handles instead of metal for the middle and bottom drawers remember this is not a junkyard toolbox can but also be made if you want, I made it. I would recommend this to people who are mobile mechanics who need something portable that can be broken down into smaller parts to fit in the trunk, someone who has a large garage that doesn't want to go back every time they need new socks need, or someone who is just mobile and needs tools such as plumbers and DIYers who need something to carry tools that they don't want to carry around in their tool bag all the time or who don't want to go back to the van to get a new tool pick up.