ERGOMASTER Tool Chest Heavy Duty Rolling Tool Box with Cabinet 5-Drawer for Lockable & Removable Cabinet for Garage and Workshop - Blue

It's a little smaller than I thought but perfect for electronics related tools. I wish there another shelf in the bottom compartment, but overall I like the box.

My son loves his tool chest so he has a home for all the orphaned randomly found tools

PROS - Pretty reasonable price - The drawers are good - The removable tool chest is good. - I think it will stand up over time. I don't expect it to drastically break in the next 20 years. CONS - It's a little bit worse than you'd hope for a 'value tool tower' - It's a little bit more painful to setup than you'd expect. - The wheels don't lock super well. They do move alright. I'm going to take them off because I don't have to move this thing. - The drawers are just a little smaller than you'd hope (but adequate) - The sliding doors are bad. But can sort of open and close without falling off. You might want tp remove those also. Short Thoughts Do buy it if you are OK with something kind of cheap to store garage stuff in. Do get it if you need something passable for the next decade or 2. Do get it if are OK with a little bit of pain because the screws don't really fit. Don't get this as a present for your husband or someone who likes working in the garage or using thier tools. They won't be happy with it and they'll be too nice to say so. Don't get it for yourself if you plan to use it 3+ times a week and be happy about it. ----Putting it together---- Comes in a box that's pretty well organized. Parts are pretty clear on what's what and goes where. Instructions are not too bad. No words but the pictures are good and there's only 7 or so steps. Removable toolbox is screwed in to start and to attach it to the top takes a wierd angle without being able to see much or have a lot of clerance to screw it in. Outside of that the parts are clearly different so it's not hard to get confused. THE BAD PART OF BUILDING. I used 4 of the screws it came with. The rest didn't fit (They were close and it had more to do with the hole not being cut to a good size). Or they had sharp ends in places you would likely end up trying to grab at someday. Most of the build time was just looking for 12 or so screws that would fit a little better and not stab my someday.

Overall very cheap quality and thin materials. But that is fine, given its price I would not expect it to be sturdy. However, what was unacceptable to me was these two things: The top module had a big dent on the top, that is very visible, And also, two out of the four nuts that go riveted into the frame to attach the top chest were loose inside the box. I tried to insert them but it was impossible as I might need a special tool to rivet those nuts, and also the holes were bent. Unfortunately, these two nuts are from the same side so the top chest only got attached on one side, while the other side stays loose and flimsy. Would not recommend this tool chest.

This is smaller than expected and made of VERY thin metal. The first one I received was damaged in shipping (metal bends very easily). They did send a replacement quickly. - it also had some damage but was ok fo rwht I need. I am using this to store small electrical components, small tools, and small SBCs (Single Board Computers). For my usage, small and light works well but this would not be a good general toolbox for the garage or heavier tools.

Great price, good quality product a little smaller tan I anticipated but definitely worthn the money.

Exactly what we wanted.

And buying this tool box is one of them, especially when I could have had a very similar American made box for a similar price had I done a little more shopping around. To start: The assembly instructions are poor and unclear. The metal is flimsy and weak. Simply removing it from the packaging caused one of the rivet nuts to tear away from its mount leaving the metal torn and the mounting point unusable. The operation of the box is wildly disappointing: The drawer slides are cheap, there is no track or gutter for the "garage" style doors to run smoothly on, it's metal against metal which will wear very soon and for whatever reason, the top has to remain open for the drawers to be used on the upper storage box. I'm just a jack of all trades that does work around the house and on my cars, I wasn't expecting Snap-On Quality, nor was I expecting pop cans and bailing wire. If you need a place to store craft stuff or a place to put dild@s and handcuffs in your sex dungeon, this might work out for you. If you need a place to store tools and home project extras, get something else.