Amazon has
Klein Tools MODbox 1-Drawer Stackable Tool Box Organizer (54821MB) on sale for
$99.98.
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Lowe's has
Klein Tools MODbox 1-Drawer Stackable Tool Box Organizer (54821MB) on sale for
$99.98.
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Features:
- Comes with two removable dividers
- Secured during transport with a locking bar
- Drawer has a 50-pound capacity
- Steel-reinforced lock location for any padlock with a 5/16" diameter or less shackle
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Eventually this affects the function of the drawers themselves, and happens when the temperature drops below 60 degrees F or rises above 80 degrees F.
I also have an issue where the sliding bar hits the top of the box when traveling either way. Again, mild annoyance.
Overall I'm happy with ModBox, especially for this price, but it's good for people to know if there are any issues.
I also have an issue where the sliding bar hits the top of the box when traveling either way. Again, mild annoyance.
Overall I'm happy with ModBox, especially for this price, but it's good for people to know if there are any issues.
Ah, I'm unlucky in that it prevents me from locking the bar all the way down (it jams on some drawers I had) or gets caught on it.
I've gotten drawers that don't bow after going through 5 boxes, I'm just done with the buy and return game now seeing so many that are defective.
Thank you, I'll see myself out...
Also, In case anyone cares, the single drawer shown in the photo, if it's at the bottom of a 3-4 stack, this will compress and make the drawer not slide as easily. It's less of an issue with a two or 3 drawer unit at the very bottom. Mine sits on carpet in a basement vs attached to something like their roller, so there might be some distortion because of that. But I love this system especially at this price vs Milwaukee.
Lastly there are 3D printable adapters on the web where you can add a Milwaukee packout to these.
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Eventually this affects the function of the drawers themselves, and happens when the temperature drops below 60 degrees F or rises above 80 degrees F.
The weird thing it's actually the face of the drawer, not the bottom—it affects the closing and opening of the lock bar, and on this particular unit some scraping when loaded
Packout doesn't have this problem because the front is a solid piece
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Eventually this affects the function of the drawers themselves, and happens when the temperature drops below 60 degrees F or rises above 80 degrees F.
Thanks for the heads up I was going to buy this but I live in Arizona where it's constantly the last month's been 110° I guess that won't work in my situation thanks again
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