Kudos to the maker of the video (3:35). No need to repeat. All points brought out visually worth repeating. Check it out. Learn all nuances.This said, for our purposes this nugget is ideal.Renovating a two story vintage property requires lots of tools and constant projecting at the moment.For the price and options this storage system is ideal. At the moment using to organize anything and everything on the second floor used to update the office.Not all tools fit as there were many like a planet and other larger power tools. But, all the miscellaneous like blades, scraper, paint gear, etc. plus a few power tools small enough this is a huge score.This is not a man box for rugged construction building unless you’re aware of the potential weak spots.For this price point and capability to maintain some sense of tool pr craft hoarding in one wheelable space. This is my new besty.With the amount of tools and four levels to the house it’s a possibility ordering a second set if the price stays. The basement is where the shop is. But there’s three floors above and we’re often outside building or working on something.For now, second floor is tidying up. Easy to transport gear back to the basement shelves.I’m aware this system has some nuances they can break if mishandled.For the majority of people who treat this gem like a pro for its lifetime can see it working indefinitely.As noted in the video, bottom container isn’t designed for heavy lifting of lots of tools. Keep it light or use two hands to lift. Not the handle.The other notable, when moving using the wheels and handle go slow if it’s full. Flat surface floor ideal.The tricky spots are connecting the sides to the top container. At the base of each side move the catch out. Same goes for the red doohickey that connects the handle to help wheel this beast around.If ya didn’t watch the video the other user made with 3:35 hopefully this helps for a quick run through.Most people have loose stuff around if we’re creative or projecting on vintage properties. Even the anal organizer would like this storage set.It’s not the strongest for construction but it’s idea for most people.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯

This is exactly what I was looking for. Very sturdy. All yellow panels are metal. The drawer stays shut during transport, and the wheels roll nice.

Good quality for the price paid! I'm a female who needed something to store my household tools, and this is perfect. It is large enough for my small collection of tools, is strong enough to hold the weight of my tools plus my small collection of vices, and my drill + and my sander machine. Yet, it is not so big that you notice around a small apartment like my home. It has sufficient compartments for small accessories, and the wheels work which makes me very happy since I carry my toolbox on the balcony to practice making rock sculptures. I am pleased, and I recommend this product.

This tool box has a nice design and I can organize my tools and parts quite well. Also, it's easy to carry around with wheels.Some buyers complained two boxes cannot be attached together. That is incorrect. The bottom of the top box has two locking latches, they must be pulled out for attaching two boxes.The plastic material is not super strong, Butat the price under $50, this tool box set is great. Comparing It with over $100 products is not reasonable.

This arrived incredibly fast! I literally ordered it on a Sunday and got it on Monday. The construction is great, the wheels make a very smooth drive. It's super easy to take apart and put back together. I recommend a lock for the middle compartment because when driving around it tends to slide open. The bottom drawer doesn't stay open on it's own, but it also doesn't open when driving because of the type of drawer that it is (but there is a place to add a lock to this drawer if needed which is a nice feature).The reason I bought this tool chest is unconventional, my husband is a singer in a band and was getting frustrated carrying around an unorganized, heavy bag. I told him we'd check some alternative options and wanted to have something with wheels, because he carries a bunch of stuff, and walking from the parking lot can be a short trip or a really long trip. This happened to be the best price for the best quality and he loves it.The top compartment has a tool shelf that is removable, so underneath he stores all his back up stuff, because it's annoying to have to hold the shelf to search through the bottom compartment, so it's just easier to not have to go into that part as often. In the tool shelf he carries lots of little things like business cards, pens, cough drops, heros (ear plugs), etc.In the middle compartment he carries all his main stuff because this is the most easily accessible, his ipad even fits in there with a case on.And the bottom compartment holds all his wires.He's happy, I'm happy, I think this toolbox will last a long time.

I’m okay with this product but i should of check the reviews before ordering it, it’s much smaller that i expected to be but i still like it.

I’m using this for a grooming box. It holds all my brushes and the bottom box holds fly spray bottles. I do have to tip them slightly to close it, but it’s working well for me. I love the portability.

I bought this for my ever tinkering husband with ADHD in hopes of getting my kitchen vouchers back. His many projects/tools were spread everywhere and this set has helped immensely.His tools are always readily available to him AND my kitchen is free is the constant clutter. We live on the 7th floor of our apartment building and he often works on our car, this enables him to do so without the burden of toting heavy tools back and forth, OR leaving them in the car to consume trunk space. I'm an Uber driver and room in my trunk is non negotiable as I take riders to the airport multiple times a day.This set has been a game changer and made a previously difficult, time consuming and frustrating situation as simple as rolling it behind him.It's sturdy, easy to access both boxes and thus far has proven to hold up to the very demanding needs of our lives.

It took me a minute to figure out how it works, but it’s essentially two tool boxes in one. Since two tool boxes stacked can get quite heavy, it conveniently has wheels also.

This cheap option is perfect for a few inside tools. Easy to use and great size. Definitely not sturdy for everyday use.