Portable Tool Box with Wheels - Stackable 2-in-1 Tool Chest with Fold-Down Comfort Handles, Tough Latches, and Removable Storage Trays by Stalwart

Kudos to the maker of the video (3:35). No need to repeat. All points brought out visually worth repeating. Check it out. Learn all nuances. This said, for our purposes this nugget is ideal. Renovating a two story vintage property requires lots of tools and constant projecting at the moment. For the price and options this storage system is ideal. At the moment using to organize anything and everything on the second floor used to update the office. Not all tools fit as there were many like a planet and other larger power tools. But, all the miscellaneous like blades, scraper, paint gear, etc. plus a few power tools small enough this is a huge score. This is not a man box for rugged construction building unless you’re aware of the potential weak spots. For this price point and capability to maintain some sense of tool pr craft hoarding in one wheelable space. This is my new besty. With the amount of tools and four levels to the house it’s a possibility ordering a second set if the price stays. The basement is where the shop is. But there’s three floors above and we’re often outside building or working on something. For now, second floor is tidying up. Easy to transport gear back to the basement shelves. I’m aware this system has some nuances they can break if mishandled. For the majority of people who treat this gem like a pro for its lifetime can see it working indefinitely. As noted in the video, bottom container isn’t designed for heavy lifting of lots of tools. Keep it light or use two hands to lift. Not the handle. The other notable, when moving using the wheels and handle go slow if it’s full. Flat surface floor ideal. The tricky spots are connecting the sides to the top container. At the base of each side move the catch out. Same goes for the red doohickey that connects the handle to help wheel this beast around. If ya didn’t watch the video the other user made with 3:35 hopefully this helps for a quick run through. Most people have loose stuff around if we’re creative or projecting on vintage properties. Even the anal organizer would like this storage set. It’s not the strongest for construction but it’s idea for most people. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯

I bought this tool chest to have a compact portable place to store our tools. The finish of the tool chest is very nice, though I agree with others in that it will dent easily if you bang it around. The wheels and handle seem to function well, and it rolls easily on our wooden floors. Additionally, the chest breaks down into its three parts easily and is easy to lock together. Both the top chest and middle chest have handles to pick them up when it is broken down. Access to the lower drawers is easy. The bottom drawer tilts outward so you don't have to bend all the way down to open it. The second drawer is a well made, with good drawer slides. Although I have a mild quibble with my second drawer, in that you have to give a slight extra push to slide it in the last quarter inch or so. The whole package when put together feels like one piece so you don't have to worry about each section squirming around when moving it. To give you an idea how much can be put into these drawers we have about 20 screwdrivers, 10 or so pliers, 30 wrenches, a tape measure, a couple of hammers, a small level tool, duct tape, and some odds and ends in the first two drawers, and still have plenty of room for a couple of drills in the bottom drawer.

This is a GREAT tool box at a GREAT price. I work on the road as an IT professional, I wanted something that I could use as a general purpose "everything I typically need" tool kit, and here it is. PROs: - The unit breaks into 3 seperate units, this means I can break it down and place it in the back seat of my car without laying it sideways. I have expensive tools, and I don't want to just have them tossed around inside of the unit. Note, the bottom piece is a little larger as the handle is attached to it and it may need to lay on it's back if space is limited. - Everything is accessable without breaking the unit down - The wheels and handle seem sturdy enough... Time will tell. - It feels stable with the drawers open, does not feel like it will tip over. - The latches that hold everything to together are metal, and they feel very firm when the unit is put together. - It is a good size for my needs. - Overall, it feels like it is well built for my needs. CONs: - Using this on stairs is NOT easy. In my case, if I am going up / down stairs I actually break it down, carry it, and then put it back together... Luckly, the actual break down and reassembly is very quick. It's just the hassle of multiple trips. - There is no built in latch for the lower two cabinets, the top one has two metal latches. There is holes that can be used to put a lock or poll of some sort through each of the 3 drawers, but nothing built into the unit will keep the lower two shut. That being said, they do tend to stay shut. Overall, it's the best thing that I've found for my needs at this time.

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No wonder I had to wait so long to get this toolbox. It is superior in construction and is great for storing the types of tools you would wan to tote around with you. I am pleased !

I am an artist. I work in oil paints. This portable system is perfect for me. It carries all my large tubes of oil colours, my solvents and mediums. It will not leak! The organization with the extra interior shelf allows me a place for my brushes. my painting knives, my drawing materials and references and notes for working. I was worried about the strength of the closing latches. That was not too worrisome. My components are much lighter than power tools and large metal parts or fittings, so no stress on the item. I just followed the video and I was able to assemble and take apart the whole construction quite easily. The wheels are very sturdy. The whole ensemble is very sturdy but also light enough for me to lift and move and I am 73 years old this month. I load it into the front of the car on the passenger side.

Sturdy, good price, can't complain. Only suggestion I do have is make sure the hinge fasteners are put in before it leaves the factory!! I had to put nuts and bolts in some because they were missing. Probably stronger anyway. I bought 3 so far

Debe funcionar por muchos años.