Duratool22-17835 ROLLING WORKSHOP ACCESSORY DRAWER AND BAG

Single mom: I got it because I just need a place to put my basic tools for around the house. It works, not too easy to use, the latches are weird. But I didn’t want to pay for an expensive one so I got what I paid for. It works for me.

Great tool box. I would have given it 5 stars but the main handle for wheeling it around is not that strong and pops up every time you open the lid. Other than that, well worth the money.

wasn't costly i dose the perfectly

Not a durable toolbox. Pieces don't fit together evenly and adjustments have to be made every time I finish and have to put it together. I don't see it lasting very long with the tools I have to carry. I think I will pass it on to my wife for her hobby items.

well. I just got home from work and it was waiting for me, I opened the box , unwrapped it and stood it up...first off it was only bucks lets just get that out of the way, so don't expect quality...for starters, the handle is poorly attached and not even firm, it flips up from the top box and has a lot of play in it...don't load this box with too much weight! im sure it will break...top box is roomy...bottom box you can fit a circular saw and 2 screw guns, the wheels and side latches are junk, all cheap plastic, the front pouch is a joke, im actually laughing as I type this...the wheels are just hollow ...it also tips over backwards when you open the top box..needs some weight in the bottom...the handles short so when your pulling it youll hit your heels...whatever....just need it tools in and out of a building and up elevators....it will suffice for a few weeks till I spend money on a decent rolling tool bag with a longer handle...save your 50 bucks ...if your a hobbyist this might be only good for light stuff, around the house or gardening stuff...if I don't destroy this in a week ill keep it andin the garage...if it breaks I will post a video of me running it over with my truck..durability test!!!

tool box is okay its as expected

This is not the toolbox to get for large tools or heavy socket sets. This works well for hobbyists or TV repair tools, soldering tools or other smaller, more exacting needs, although I carry a heavy drill in the bottom section.I bought this exact model six years ago at Walwart and it's held up fairly well for the occasional use. I can't speak to daily use. It's surprisingly good for an inexpensive rolling toolbox/organizer. The top toolbox I have stood on and sat on. Still works, no broken plastic. The side clamps have never failed. The wheels still work like new. Never rusted.Here are the problems:1) The metal clips that hold the lid locked down have bowed outward and popped off. My fault for trying to force the lid closed over a tool in the wrong place. I bent them back into shape and because the metal is thin they don't seat so well. Don't do that and it will be fine. They never rusted.2) You have to be careful re-attaching the top to the bottom so it is seated properly in the edge before you clamp it down. The plastic in the base isn't as hard as it should be and it will bend/bow out. Annoyance.3) It can tip over but usually will not. A kickstand of sorts would help.4) I always grab the wrong handle on top. Annoyance.5) For some reason it just doesn't look professional. It looks toy-ish.I did notice one small difference. Mine does not have the aluminum in the pull-along handle. It is black plastic. Never failed.

Just what he needed for work