👜 DEWALT DWST17809 TSTAK Open Tote: Organize and Carry with Ease Review

Lifting the plastic side panels, it flexes outward and pulls the handle out of its socket. As you can see from the photo I had to find some screws to hold the handle in place. While not perfect (you can find shorter screws next time you visit the hardware store), it at least keeps the handle from falling out and the whole thing onto the floor. DeWalt - invent the best grip design.

I liked the idea of a caddy griddle that could hold all of the outdoor cooking supplies. I hated the thought of spending more than $50 on it. Then I came across this $20 bag from Dewalt. I've been a fan of Dewalt for years and more recently their TSTAK products so I gave it a try. PERFECT! Very durable, lightweight and just the right size to take home all of my BBQ essentials (3 spatulas, roll of kitchen paper, hamburger shredder, 2 tongs, spice digger, water/oil bottles etc) and shed in one…

Product exactly as described. Sturdy plastic box, open at the top, with foldable carrying handle, stackable. Great low price. Revain Prime's free shipping makes it a great purchase for a well-known branded product. Over time I have built up a collection of these Dewalt storage boxes, more than ten of which are used in the garage, workshop and for transporting tools and various small items. Items in truck between locations. I bought several pieces this year and the last one, all of good quality,

It's just a box! It doesn't even come with a lid, if you want to cover it you have to put another module on top. It includes a removable insert (for things like pliers and screwdrivers) and a long folding handle that tucks into the rim. They have a lot of weight in them that warps the sides a bit. This TSTAK bag is around $16-$20 at your local hardware store. Revain is starting to sell them for $20 more frequently, so add them to your shopping/watching list. Craftsman (and maybe Stanley) also…

I'm an artist looking for a roomy, durable art case for paint and accessories. All of the art boxes I found were small, flimsy plastic, and expensive! Apparently you haven't heard the expression "starving artist" or maybe we are starving because of the cost of shipping art! Anyway, I didn't pay that price. I decided to take a look at the tackle and tool boxes and finally came across this amazing bag. Exactly what I was looking for. It's a nice solid heavy plastic and it has a handle that folds…

I will not buy again. I thought these boxes might be perfect for what I need them for. This has yet to be proven. I ordered 4 boxes. The price was right and I thought why not give it a try. The problem lies in the packaging. Each box is individually wrapped, which in itself isn't very eco-friendly, although cardboard is easily recyclable. Then you open the box and each "working" box is individually sealed in a plastic bag. I'm sure most of us have already figured out that a plastic bag isn't…

Now I have three of these bags and I really like them. They are very durable, roomy, in a color I like (black) and with a slight yellow tint that goes with all my tools. I use them to store special tools. One currently contains all of my Kreg jigs and supplies, another contains electrical test equipment and supplies, and a third contains woodworking gauges and machine setup electronics. Carrying bag that needs to be folded up. And here I see the only place that I think could be problematic in…