Heavy Duty 20 Bin Portable Parts (Nuts, Bolts, etc.) Storage Organizer Case with Built-in Carrying Handle

It does what it is supposed to do. The latches work, the lid lines up with the box, it is not flimsy.I am not sure how to review or rate this kind of item. So I am basing the score on what it is, and what it is supposed to do.It holds my bits and bobs, the compartments fit well, everything lines up. Nice box.

Very sturdy organizer. True hinges on both the lid and the latches--not just folded plastic. I like the fact that there are individual bins, not just dividers like with others. The manufacturer must have heard the earlier complaints about the label. This one used a 1" strip of 3/8" double-sided tape to attach the label. Going slowly and carefully, I had it off, with no residue, in about 20 seconds.

It does what its supposed to. It keeps all those odds and ends in their little boxes. Easy to see through the lid which makes searching easier. I now have three of them for 1. screws, 2. nails and 3. 'stuff'. They are easy to carry and stack well on the shelf. Great addition to the tool box.

These cases with removable bins are much better than the adjustable dividers I was using previously. There is zero chance of accidentally removing a divider, causing a big mix-up. Its also much easier to work with and re-organize as needed. I'm using these for Legos, and the small amount of room on top has not mixed up any parts , but I can imagine some very small beads or washers might be able to fit through and get mixed up. These are the Harbor Freight brand "Store House" and can be purchased at Harbor Freight as well. I ordered 4 from Amazon, and got more at the store. I also ordered the "Stalwart" set, but I have not tried the "Stanley".Of the 4 I got on Amazon, one was the older design with the hard to remove label, and one has a slightly cracked lid. The old design is has bins of different height and not interchangeable with the new design. The Stalwart were interchangeable with the old design. The newer design has a lid that snaps into place better with the latches holding down the already snapped into place lid. These will stack on top of each other, but there isn't much lip helping them to stay in place.

I've been looking for a screw case that would be as good as my old one. This one fill the need, but I don't care for the way the lid shuts and has to snap at the middle by the handle as well as the tow side clips. The middle snap sometimes doesn't get clicked and then there is gap inside and the contents get mixed somewhat. Other than that it is a good organizer.

Well make and solid.

This storage case has solid removable bins that can be rearranged in various ways.

My hubby is an easy-going guy, so I was quite surprised at the black cloud of four-letter words surrounding him, his new nuts and bolts bin, and all manner of "glue-be-gone" paraphernalia. I'm surprised the black cloud didn't scour off the label glue! 😖 The problem: the label was placed in the center of the clear plastic top. It's clear so that you can see the assortment of do-dads in the organizer.He spent about half an hour using every trick on the Internet trying to get the glue off once he ripped off the paper from the label. Trust me, this camper was not happy. He was so unhappy that he had me cancel the second one he had on order and told me, "Give it a zero-star rating!" I figured he was still under the effects of some glue solvent vapors and let that comment slide. 😗"And, come to think of it," he added, "now that this one is full, the lid doesn't sit properly."When I asked him if he wanted to return the one he had, he said that he would keep it. I'm not sure why. Perhaps he enjoys suffering more than I do?🙃So, unless you have:1. a magical trick for removing impossible-to-remove glue gunk, or2. a tolerance of not seeing what's in the center of your organization box, or3. influence over the labeler of this product to ask them to put the label on the BACK of the boxperhaps this isn't the do-dad organizer for you.