Ernst Manufacturing No Slip Organizer High Visibiliy Review

The quality of plastic and materials is pleasant. The idea of tightening the pliers and making more efficient use of deep drawers is a good idea. And these organizers are inexpensive. Unfortunately, the end result is that they don't work very well; I have found this to be true for all such constructs. The problem is that pliers and all similar tools just don't stand upright on their side; They only seem stable when they are lying in a drawer or hanging on a perforated board.

I bought one to test. I love it so much I bought five more in just a few days to clear out the entire drawer. This crate was a mess of digging until you find it. Currently. Don't dig and I can easily see what's here. All three smaller drawers at the top would be needed to keep everything easily accessible, but I have room to add many more keys! Thank you for saving me the money to buy another box to keep all my stuff in.

This one has a long reach and fits every pair of pliers, adjustable wrenches, channel locks, quick release/locking adjustable wrenches and vices I've put in it. The base is molded, making things worse in some cases and better in others. I would prefer a flat bottom. Warning, you will need 4" tall boxes for this item! Works well, but I like my Olsa better with the adjustable distance (although sometimes the spacers move/slip and it costs less).

I use this for other purposes. I wanted my jewelry making tools to be easily accessible on my desk, not in a drawer, and I keep them on the handles so I can see which tool I need. I use two behind my desk and they keep all the essential tools I need close at hand at all times. They are high quality, durable, non-slip and beautiful in appearance. My only wish is that the dividers should be taller, although then they wouldn't fit in drawers like I think most people want. The manufacturer can take

At first I was skeptical about the plastic organizer fitting in my toolbox as I thought it would break under heavy tools. I am happy to say that I was very wrong. The plastic used in vertical partitions is a strong but flexible rigid plastic. I personally like that the bottom is rubber and keeps my tools in place as I wheel the box around the store. I used one to organize my 1-1/8" to 2" wrenches and now they take up less than half the space. I've also used one to organize my tongs and my…

Dividers are flexible enough to accommodate thicker handles when they aren't. YOUR BOX BEFORE YOU ORDER. I have enough to fit all the slots, although my 2 large cutters prevented my drawer from closing. The dividers are made of plastic and the base is made of rubber. The base is only 1/4" where the handle or head is as shown in the photo. I don't think putting the head in the slots will work as they are usually smaller than the handles, some will probably work but the smaller ones would lean…

No more clutter, no more tool stacks. Can you imagine 60 or more hand tools in a toolbox drawer, all easily found, removed and replaced after the job is done and stored in a way that eliminates clutter and tool piles? This is the answer to the toolbox organization question. A very well thought out product. It has a rubber base. So if your toolbox doesn't have any inserts, those organizers will still stay where you put them. They are also shaped to hold the tool securely without finding it…