Review on 🧰 13-Inch Sturdy Gator Clamps Toolbox with 3 Compartments, Removable Tool Tray - Strong Lid, Easy Grip Handle - Crafted from Polypropylene Plastic by John Miller

I have several power tools that I'm trying to pack into stackable cases for use in a van, so decided to try them out when they became available. Here's what I found: 1. The boxes are described as heavy duty and are intended for home and professional use. I would say that's about right. The large box is definitely heavier and has a metal latch and space for a padlock. The smaller box has a plastic clasp and is more of a box for light children's tackle. See figures one and two.2. Both drawers are described with three separate storage bins, which is true. However, in a larger box, there are separate covers for each section. The smaller box contains a large container divided into three sections by ribs and closed with a single lid. See figures 3 and 4.3. Each box has a drawer. See Figure 5.4. The handles of both boxes fit into recesses in the lid so they can be stacked on top of each other. To me this is a great theme and works well when trying to use it on a mobile object. These are the best injectable boxes and they did a very good job. For the most part, the fit and finish is good. The lid of the three storage compartments of the small box does not fit and snaps in poorly. The bigger the box, the better. These drawers allow me to store various power tools, their blades, parts, etc. in one convenient storage space that easily fits in a van and is stackable. The sides of the boxes can be written on with permanent markers so you know what's inside without having to open each one. So it works. I just wasn't impressed with the smaller device and will probably just buy the larger model if I can.