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Fantastic organizer for tool boxes

I have a very large toolbox with a lot of small tools and parts. These do a great job of organizing everything. I also use these when I’m taking something apart just to throw the parts into one bin.

I liked the variety of shapes and sizes you get for the money.

Very nice organizer trays.The green color really pops and works really well at making my tool box look so organized now.

Good value for the money and used every size for tools and hardware in my wood shop. Liked it so much I ordered another set.

Wish I would have gotten these sooner for my workbench. Helps keeps everything organized and looks so much better.

I picked up a set of these as I was looking for good separators for my Harbor Freight YUKON tool chest, to which I found these. As a passionate Seattle Seahawks fan (aka: a "12"), I loved the navy blue and action green color theme. They arrived in perfect condition, and I started trying to figure out how to link them together with the interlocking tabs found on the rims of each bin. So I laid out a mat on my workbench that mirrors the drawer sizes to help me arrange them according to my needs. With this, I noticed two things: 1.) The different sizes are not completely uniform for interlocking. I fully expected these to clip together to make a perfect grid where all of the edges line up, where each bin had standard interval dimensions to ensure a perfect and efficient arrangement. Well, sadly they don't. The smallest bins from the pack make that difficult as they're sizing intervals are slightly smaller than the larger bins. So basically, the little cups become weird outliers that don't link cleanly to the larger bins, especially if you've an array of small bins to link next to larger ones. 2.) The connecting flaps/links that hook over a neighboring bin do not lock well and will unfasten. I've noticed this over time that these little bins don't like staying linked for long, deciding to go their own direction. While the overhanging clip had good tension, there is no rib on the other bin to help retain the clip. So they can just freely slip loose over time. Of course, you can use your favorite adhesive to remedy this, assuming you're going to not rearrange them again later. But I feel like this was a missed opportunity for the manufacturer. The bins aren't too thin but aren't very thick either. However, I don't think this will be an issue in the long run. They feel like they can endure a violet drop of a tool with little to no issue. Speaking of tools, the larger bins have been great to store larger wrenches and spare screwdrivers, preventing them from sliding all around the drawer. That's kind of nice. 2-stars dinged because of the lock slippage and inconsistent sizing intervals. Would I buy again? Likely not. But I'm not going to toss out the ones I have either.

This was exactly what I was looking for to use in my new toolbox. Great way to organize tools or bolts/nuts/screws. I even used them for my former junk drawer inside! Now it's more organized, too. I had plenty left over for future projects.