Homak Plastic Tool Box with Tray and Dividers, Black, 16 Inches

I looked everywhere for the perfect tool box for my everyday household projects. I didn't need anything that was made for contractors or anything, just a nice quality plastic toolbox that would fit everything I needed without being huge. This thing fit the bill perfectly. It's got a shallow insert in the top with removable dividers to make different sizes of compartments, leaving quite a bit of room in the main lower storage area. I can fit a small cordless drill plus hammers, etc into the lower area. The two clear plastic storage containers on the lid can be removed entirely or the lids hinge up while still attached to the toolbox. These are divided into various sized compartments which are perfect for holding nails, screws, picture hanging supplies, etc. The handle is comfortable and the clasps are easy to work and secure. There's also a spot to put a lock if you need one. I highly recommend this tool box!

This small and sturdy toolbox is just what I was looking for to accompany my already existing tools. I do a bit of electronics and computers repair and all I wanted was a small toolbox to hold extra tools that had no place in my existing tool kits. Its small but very roomy inside. The removeable tray inside is a nice touch for small and frequently used tools and has adjustable dividers. The removealbe clear plastic storage compartments on the top are great for small items such as screws. I only wish these clear storage bins have a few more compartments for dividing for large collection of screws. Each storage bin has only three compartments each. Not a big deal. All around I am very happy with this purchase. Item arrived quickly.

This tool box is well worth the $$

I bought this to store bicycle tools and maintenance supplies (chain wax, degreaser, etc.), and it is perfect. There isn't much to say about a toolbox, like most it has a tray on top that comes out and a large space underneath for bigger bottles of chain, degreaser, and spare tires and tubes.On the very top it features two removable trays which work nice to keep odds and ends (spare allen bolts, nuts, washers, allen wrenches, etc.)--I probably won't remove them, but if a friend ever needs some allen bolts for his bike it'll be nice to be able to just give him one of those cases and it'll have everything he'll need.As for construction, I do wish the clasps were metal instead of plastic, but it doesn't make me think the thing will fall apart. The whole toolbox feels very sturdy and heavy duty. Definitely worth the $25 or so.

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Pros: - good size box to fit the usual tools while being relatively lightweight- convenient top cases for small nuts and bolts- solid plastic, doesnt feel flimsyCons: - seemed a little smaller in the pictures- had to return the first one i order after it came missing one of the plastic locks- currently debating returning the second one that came after it came missing one of the bolts holding the handle- not much a con, but it would be nice if the space beside the handle was coveredOverall, its a good tool box for the price but you might have to wait a while and make a several orders/returns until an damaged one comes...

I have a few plastic tool boxes because I carry them around a lot. I have a couple of Craftsman and a Home Depot plastic box and this one is now my favorite. The compartments in the top seem stable and don't come open to easy so you can actually use them for something. And of course it's made of plastic so it won't be as tough as the metal ones but it weighs less and seems sturdy enough.... I was pleasantly surprised how much I like it.

Perfect size for my purpose. But...The latches fell off!This is my third tool box from different makers in the past 2 years. They all seem to suffer from this same weak link - weak latches!Among them this one is the weakest. It fell off in the first two weeks I received it.I do not usually write reviews, but I am compelled to write this one so others can consider this before they buy.Well, I just ordered a craftsman. We shall see...