Plano Molding 114-002 13-Inch Compact Tool Box, Graphite Gray with Black Handle and Latches

This is a handy hobby size tool box that can be used for a variety of tasks, I bought this to keep my modeling tools together. the design is nice and compact with interior tray. The box has a sturdy latch and there is provision for a small pad lock for for security. The plastic material is quite thick making the box very sturdy and easy to clean. It would be great to carry art materials, small tools, parts. The price is very good for what you get.

Good value for price. Works fine to hold hobby materials or simple tools for household projects. Not for professional or heavy-duty use.

The Plano Molding 13-Inch Compact Tool Box is a good-quality item—sturdy and practical. I used it to create some light chocolate gift arrangements for Father’s Day, and it held everything nicely. The box itself feels strong and durable, although the latch feels a bit fragile and might need extra care when opening or closing. Overall, it worked great for what I needed and has a nice, compact design.

Very flimsy and the latch falls off. I worry about the latch falling off when I pick it up and all my stuff spilling on the floor. For what I need, it "will do" but it's far from a quality product. Too much of a hassle to return (distance/time) so I'm holding on to it.

This is a good quality toolbox. I like that I can use it outside in my garden to make sure I bring all the tools in when I’m done. The latch is a minor flaw, but I use a twist tie to ensure it won’t open when I carry it. Overall, I’m happy with this product as it’s the quality I’d expect from Plano, at the right price.

I bought two of these boxes -- I needed a couple tool boxes and these fit my budget. They are sturdy and the right size for hammers, pipe cutters, long screwdrivers, etc. I'm not crazy about the way the outer, top section fastens, but it's, probably, just a matter of getting used to it. That section is great for holding nails, screws, etc. I always find the inside top trays, in boxes of this type, a nuisance, because anything I use is (usually) in the larger/base compartment. So, I've removed the inner trays and will try them out as desk drawer organizers, or the like, at some point. I bought two because tools never seem to be in the right place, at the right time, when I need them. So, each is stocked with basic tools and in a convenient location. I'm happy with this investment.

I several hobbies. Therefore I have several inexpensive little boxes. This is the worst of them. Not even a good try. Latches are junk. Corner cracked the first time I tried to close it. Poor design. Poor material. I do not recommend.

Definitely a cheap starter tool box, as long as your tools and accessories don't exceed 10 lb of weight, it should stay together pretty easily compared to the cardboard shoe box I was using to hold my tools this is a much better upgrade, at only $6 and change I really can't complain the quality for the price, but I realize now I will be purchasing more tools to add to my toolbox so I will need an upgrade a toolbox that's more sturdy on handling more weight, as far as a common tool box you would need around your house or underneath your kitchen cabinets to hold some screwdrivers wrenches and a basic Hammer this is the best and cheapest option you can find, unless you got money to throw away, and you want to spend 20 or $30 in a toolbox at your local hardware store.

Small and handy.

This was perfect for what I needed. I have a rotary tool that didn’t have the greatest storage case, so I thought it would be easier to have this to store all of the parts. It’s small enough for these items to fit perfectly but it’s big enough that if I were to use it for regular tools, it would fit a few necessary items easily. To be honest, though, I haven’t checked if it would hold a hammer, I suspect it may be a bit too short. My advice: measure your hammer before ordering this, if that’s the intended use.

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This thing probably shouldn't be used for tools, and instead used for sewing stuff or something. I knew it would be small when I purchased it but it's even smaller than I anticipated. I can barely fit any tools inside of it unless it's something very small. I use it under my sink in the kitchen for very few basic tools like a screwdriver and measuring tape. The top insert can only hold small screwdrivers or pens/pencils. It's OK.

Sturdy little toolbox. Perfect for holding a few tools and accessories in my apartment