Parts & Crafts Portable Storage Organizer

As others have mentioned, they match and stack with those from a local freight output by the ocean. I would like to see a few more variations that would match and stack but as is, these are very useful. One thing I have done is removed a few trays for longer items and used silicone to secure adjacent trays to keep them in place. Yes, it defeats removing individual trays but sometimes having the longer spaces beats that. Dream feature was be one bottom edge of a tray to be curved to make it easier to retrieve small parts. Again, dream feature. Not docking for that, but if the company reads reviews.... Quality is as expected. No complaints there. BT Recommended

Bought these to store lego, sorted by piece type. Great to be able to lift out the bins and tip them out to look through when building. Pieces all stay in their bins when the lid is closed and don't mix. Not the greatest quality plastic (some rough edges) but perfect for my use.

Set has several rough edges from molding that could use a little sanding. The material feels like it would be brittle if handled too roughly - I definitely wouldn't be tossing them in the truck or around the job site. But for homeowner use in my shop they will be just fine. I like the removable bins for ease of use. The hinges are a little hard to close as I am really having to press the lids closed with one hand and close the latch with the other. That might ease up with use. The latches open easily, and the lids shut securely enough to keep even small washers in their assigned bin.

I like this set of well-designed briefcase-style storage boxes - with lock-down closures, safety-yellow carrying handles, and clear see-through tops - made of plastic material of adequate quality. Each case contains bin cups in various sizes which can be rearranged or removed according to your preference: great for sorting out small items like buttons, screws etc., without having to find a way to extract little items. Before purchase I was aware of the negative reviews of this product and it seems the complaints are exaggerated. It is true that the lock closures on the smaller cases are a bit hard to close but it appears to be because the lock edge hits the clasp edge - it's not a real problem; just takes getting used to closure. Really, a nice deal on small parts storage that I will enjoy. Excellent delivery time too.

As others have said, the latches are terrible, very hard to close. The molding is poor quality with "hairs" all over. The only improvement over Harbor Freight is the lack of near impossible to remove stickers on the containers. Still, I'll continue to go with HF in the future.

What a great value purchase !!!! Got (4) four cases and high quality indeed. The big thing is the removable individual compartments !!!! So easy to remove and easily chose the small items without fumbling inside the case. Functionally superior to not removable compartments. Several size compartments and If you remove one and close and carry the case to a job site, the lid captures the position of the compartments so they don't juggle around and make a mess. High Quality, Superior Design and Great Value....... Highly Recommended !!!

These aren't as sturdy as the Stanley or Miklwaukee organizers, but they are quite a bit cheaper. They are the same exact size as the organizers sold at Harbor Freight, but they are not identical - the molds are a little different. I like that they're yellow on the handle - very easy to label with a sharpie. If you're a contractor looking to have super durable organizers to slide around a truck bed - these aren't it. If you want to make a small parts organization wall in your garage or electronics work area or whatever, these are perfect and won't break the bank. When I first started purchasing these, I didn't care for the smaller size ones, but now I really like them. If you fill one of the full size organizers with nuts and bolts, it gets too heavy pretty quickly, but the smaller size ones you can fill up with heavy hardware and they're just fine. Overall, I really like these (obviously, I have bought 10+ packs of them).

These are pretty blatant knock-offs of some similar Stanley organizers. I already own several of those higher quality ones, and bought these on a whim to see how they compare, because the Stanley ones can be hard to find and are very expensive if you have a lot of small parts to organize. These Stalwarts are significantly cheaper in their construction, made of thinner, cheaper, flimsier plastic that is more prone to warping... but they get the design and overall dimensions right, which means they stack cleanly with the originals, and they have the same feature that drew me to the Stanleys in the first place, the removable trays in multiple sizes, great when you need to pull out a cup full of screws without taking the whole box with you, great when you need to rearrange the parts in the box without trying to transfer everything from one compartment to another. So they probably won't stand up to real rough use, and if you're looking for professional quality containers that can take a beating, you should probably shell out for the good stuff. But if you're a hobbyist DIY-er looking to organize your bits and bobs on a budget and just need something you can fill with parts and put on a shelf until you need them, these are a good starting point. I do have to give them a ding for the latches, though, because somehow they are really hard to close, but really easy to open, which is impressively backwards. While I don't think they are in danger of coming loose on accident, time will tell if they hold up.

The price has gone up ≈ $10 since I bought two (year ago) so not sure if that's a good price. I've worked these hard the whole time I've had them (Lego part storage). Quite nice. Really the most important thing about small part storage boxes is the size/durability of the interior containers. and - to me equally important - are the main hinges. The only good hinge is a metal hinge. Plastic ones wear out fast, break, don't stay latched, etc. If Stalwart built these with such hinges, I would likely stop buying Craftsman (best box available) and switch to their's. I have noticed that AMZ sellers don't seem to pay much attention to their buyers, so likely this won't happen. Still, recommended.

I stumbled onto a site that was uses these for Home/Crafts Fair use these for what they are made for. I have a Hobbie that I needed storage, medium to light weight parts. The reviewer in that case was LOADING these to heavily. The slots were filled with very heavy nuts, bolts and other hardware as if it was his FULL Inventory as a Contractor that uses this for full time work. It shows him overfilling with every piece or type of hardware they make, then complains about the cover flexing from overfilling so you can't close the lid. If I had my Crafts and ALL that stuff, I'd need to build medium cart. The guy that reviewed that was putting 12 lbs of material into a 11.3 lb container. Use these for just that not a storage for the smallish I might need these storage.