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I have both this and the harbor freight ones. The harbor freight ones are nice for cost/size, but it's a pain with some smaller prices since the latch doesn't fully hold the lid down the to the dividers to small things can jump bins. The dewalt is much better at stopping that.
I can't think of a more peaceful time than sitting down in front of a TV watching football with some cold ones and a handful of these things sorting various nuts/bolts/screws. I am being dead serious.
This DeWalt organizer stands out for sturdy build, metal latches, and a lid that holds small parts in place better than comparable Harbor Freight bins. It fits well on a bakers rack and works nicely for sorting small hardware, with the size and price drawing strong praise. The main drawback is compatibility, since it does not attach to Versastack or Tstak without an expensive ToughSystem adapter or a homemade workaround. A solid storage pick if platform matching is not the priority.
People comparing against cheaper tool organizers, because this one is better quality for the same price and size.
Users needing deep and shallow trays to fit cleanly in the same setup, because the frame and welding can block the deeper versions from fitting the shallow space.
No, it does not attach to TSTAK/VersaStack organizers. A ToughSystem 2.0 adapter plate exists, but it is described as expensive, and homemade 3D-printed adapters are the only other workaround mentioned.
For the same price and size, it is described as better quality than Harbor Freight alternatives. The metal latches hold the lid down better, which helps keep small parts from jumping bins.
Yes, it can be stacked and fits well on a bakers rack. It is also being used to organize small hardware and even as part of rolling stands/outfeed-table setups.
Yes, the deal can stack with a military 10% discount. Buying through the Exchange is also mentioned as a way to get the military discount with no sales tax.
No shit? I've seen baker's racks for cheap on my local marketplace. I have at least 10 of these organizers.
Yup, I've filled one side of mine so far. Two shelves I took the brackets off for deep versions, which in my case wouldn't fit the shallow because of the frame/welding on the top and middle. Going to make a pull out shelf on one level or a flip down one on the side. I've found myself grabbing one and not a clear spot to place it and open it. That never makes me cuss. 😑
I can't think of a more peaceful time than sitting down in front of a TV watching football with some cold ones and a handful of these things sorting various nuts/bolts/screws. I am being dead serious.
I looked at the Harbor Freight ones like these and these were definitely better quality. The metal latches were a nice touch. I needed something to organize all my small batch stuff: eye hooks, cup hooks, small springs, key rings, cotter pins, etc. And I have a lot of this low quantity stuff just taking up small spaces in my garage. I own a few dewalt things, but definitely not a diehard dewalt yellow guy and I didn't care about the color. So I bought 16 of these and built rolling stands to the exact height of my table saw so I could use them as outfeed tables. It's so nice having all this crap in one area now.
I looked at the Harbor Freight ones like these and these were definitely better quality. The metal latches were a nice touch. I needed something to organize all my small batch stuff: eye hooks, cup hooks, small springs, key rings, cotter pins, etc. And I have a lot of this low quantity stuff just taking up small spaces in my garage. I own a few dewalt things, but definitely not a diehard dewalt yellow guy and I didn't care about the color. So I bought 16 of these and built rolling stands to the exact height of my table saw so I could use them as outfeed tables. It's so nice having all this crap in one area now.
Nice setup. Now you just need to label those boxes.
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This DeWalt organizer stands out for sturdy build, metal latches, and a lid that holds small parts in place better than comparable Harbor Freight bins. It fits well on a bakers rack and works nicely for sorting small hardware, with the size and price drawing strong praise. The main drawback is compatibility, since it does not attach to Versastack or Tstak without an expensive ToughSystem adapter or a homemade workaround. A solid storage pick if platform matching is not the priority.
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Nice setup. Now you just need to label those boxes.
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