Tool Box Foam, 2Pack 48x24x2 inch, Foam Inserts for Cases, Polyethylene Storage Sheets for Toolbox Hard Case, Tool Shadow Insert, Kaizen Organizer Sheet

Being an aircraft mechanic you need to be able to inventory tools quickly. This really enhances that process.

good color works great with Milwaukee tools

Works as advertised. Easy to cut. Great for my tools.

The glueing of the layers is very inconsistent. Some peel well ,some don’t peel at all,and some aren’t even glued together. Not great for the money

The pieces are longer than I need for my toolbox, and I can’t decide how I want to lay out the toolbox, so I cut some of the extra off the end and used it to pad a Pelican box for a DLSR camera. The foam cuts easily, but does take a bit of care to cut it straight. Once cut for the dimensions of the box, I traced out the shape of the camera and spare battery and went to cutting. Each layer is about 1/4in thick, and I think I cut about 1 ¼ inches into the foam. I like how the layers separated fairly clean. The camera fits down in the cutout nicely, but there is still plenty of open space in the box to fit the folded strap. This case never had any foam in it, so this is a huge upgrade from wrapping the camera in a piece of cloth. I’m excited to use the rest to get a few of the drawers in my toolbox organized, I just have to decide how I want to organize it. I think the 2in thick is probably best for deeper drawers and larger tools, such as power or air tools, and it does work well for cameras and other equipment. It’s nice foam, would recommend.

Each layer is about 1/4 in thick which is the thickest I’ve used. Each layer separates pretty easy, easier than kaizen foam. The foam itself feels no different than kaizen. While the thicker layers might make certain jobs a challenge, the layers separate really nice so you get clean bottoms. I’d recommend

Great quality foam. Looks good.

Easy peel my A$$!! Worthless. Waste of my money