Rolling Tool Box with Wheels, Foldable Comfort Handle, and Removable Top – Toolbox Organizers and Storage by Stalwart

Wonderful buy, I have been looking for something like this for a while. The price was great. Lots of space.

Good storage space. Easy to roll. Stacks no problem.

The never-ending quest for electronic nirvana! A world of wires, circuits, and boundless possibility. But even the most skilled technician needs a trusty companion to house their arsenal of tools. Enter the Stalwart Rolling Tool Box – a mobile marvel promising to keep your electrical companions safe, organized, and ready to conquer any soldering challenge!A Gadget Guru's Oasis: Imagine a haven for your electronic confidantes. This toolbox boasts a cavernous lower compartment, perfect for housing your soldering station, helping hands, and even your rotary tool. Two removable tool trays offer additional organization, while 24 secret compartments in the top box keep those smaller components like resistors and capacitors at your fingertips. No more rummaging through a bottomless bag – everything has its designated spot in this electronic oasis!Mobility for the Modern Tinkerer: No more wrestling with a heavy toolbox thanks to the two built-in, 4.2-inch nylon wheels. These sturdy wheels and a comfortable, fold-down handle transform this toolbox into a mobile workshop, ready to roll alongside you to any project, big or small.A Cautionary Tale for the Overzealous: While this toolbox is a worthy companion for the casual tinkerer, it's important to manage expectations. For the heavy-duty electrician, a more robust solution might be necessary. The top lid compartments, while seemingly ingenious, have a couple of design flaws. The latches, while functional, seem a tad flimsy and could succumb to repeated, heavy use.A Detachable Dilemma: The detachable compartment on the front of the top box is another area for cautious optimism. The latch suffers from similar shortcomings as the top lid compartments. Additionally, there's no built-in option to secure this compartment with a padlock – something to consider if safeguarding sensitive components is a priority. The plastic construction, while adequate for most tasks, isn't impenetrable. A determined individual with a box cutter could potentially gain access.All Things Considered, a Worthy Companion: Despite these minor shortcomings, the Stalwart Rolling Tool Box remains a champion in my book. It's a fantastic option for the hobbyist or casual electronics technician. It keeps everything organized, readily accessible, and conveniently mobile. For the price, it's a steal! Just remember, for heavy-duty applications or if maximum security is a major concern, you might want to explore a more robust alternative.

Light weight and very handy tool and hardware portable tool box with wheels. I really liked the storage for nuts,bolts, screws etc. Now I I don't have to carry bunch of different containers.

De buena calidad y muy útil

Pros: I read the reviews before I bought this knowing full well what I was getting into. But I only needed this for computer parts, wires and screws so I figured it could handle lightweight stuff. I like its design because of the transparent front to easily find the bajillions of assorted screws I have. And although its image doesn't show it, the clear front part comes off and serves as an individual toolbox for tiny parts with removable dividers to make the compartments larger or smaller. I love that it has tons of space and compartments. It comes apart into 6 pieces: 2 trays to hold long items like screwdrivers; 2 deep buckets to hold various items like cables, 2 "toolboxes" with compartments for screws (the lid and clear front).Cons: The reviews here are accurate. The construction is very very cheap and looks like a toy. The plastic is very thin like the cheap crap you'll find in budget stores. The latches look like they can break easily. Do not let the lid slam shut or the big yellow clasps WILL break. DO NOT buy this for power tools; they will be too heavy and you'll have a bad time. Do not overload it. Realistically you can only put screws and wires in it and probably a hammer and a few lightweight screwdrivers. I also don't recommend getting this for everyday use because the hinges are flimsy and will eventually break. Just put your stuff in it and leave it. Be careful with it. If it takes a heavy impact, it's curtains.I bought this moreso for its design, than for its construction because I liked the clear front which is hard to find and similar workshop kits charge over $100. It's not an extremely terrible toolbox, but its not durable so your satisfaction with it is going to depend on what you plan on putting in it. You'll be fine if you're only putting small light-weight things in it and using it for storage and not moving it around a lot as an everyday toolbox. And don't believe the item description where it says you can use it for work on the go. If you try to use this for everyday work, you're going to be sorely disappointed. With everyday use, it WILL fall apart in 30 days or less; 60 tops. You will get the best longevity out of it if you only have to open it occasionally for light items.

Bought to use as a rolling moulage kit for my employer. Works well and has room.

If you are a professional or are looking for adequate space for mobility, keep looking. These are not wide enough or deep enough to hold more than a few small tools for a DIY. Why would a DIY project need wheels?