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Nov 8, 2026 11:07 PM

$17.88, free pickup, Husky 10 in. Metal Mini Portable Tool Box with 2-Drawers @HomeDepot

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Home Depot has Husky 10 in. Metal Mini Portable Tool Box with 2-Drawers in colors below for $17.88. Store pickup is free where stock permits.
  • Army green
  • Black
  • Cadet gray
  • White

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky.../339556529
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Home Depot has Husky 10 in. Metal Mini Portable Tool Box with 2-Drawers in colors below for $17.88. Store pickup is free where stock permits.
  • Army green
  • Black
  • Cadet gray
  • White

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky.../339556529

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This mini metal toolbox is best for organizing small, easy to lose items rather than serving as a full toolbox. It fits micro screwdrivers, razors, loose hex tools, drill bits, soldering gear, pens, and other desk or hobby supplies, and it can work well at a point of use near a drill press, 3D printer, or RC car setup. The top handle and compact drawers make it feel more like a novelty piece than a serious storage chest, and the price feels high for the limited capacity. It is a handy niche organizer if you have small tools to corral.

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  • It works best for small, slim items: micro screwdrivers, razors, loose hex tools, non-contact voltage testers, pens, and other desk or hobby supplies. Practical uses include phone/electronics repair, model building, soldering gear, RC car work, and point-of-use storage near a drill press or 3D printer.

    Tiggers97Phixion35UniqueMagic721gmorphis

  • It is limited for full-size tools and is better suited to compact hobby or specialty items. The drawers can hold small tools and accessories, but it is more of a novelty or dedicated organizer than a replacement for a real toolbox.

    Tiggers97Phixion35Loudog504AndrewinMD

  • Common setups include pens, note pads, sticky notes, clips, barber tools, and tiered hobby displays. The drawers and top can be used to separate items by size or by workflow, such as keeping frequently used tools on top and smaller parts below.

    TOMMYWEI16Loudog504sobie39

  • Several comments suggest it is more appealing around $15 than at $17.88, because its use case is narrow and mostly for hobby or desk organization. If you need a compact organizer for small tools, it can be useful; if not, it is mostly a novelty item.

    KatjaZgmorphisLoudog504

  • The top handle makes it feel more like a small toolbox than a mini tool chest, and it can get in the way when using the top open. That said, the handle does not stop it from working well as a small organizer for minor repairs and hobby setups.

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Nov 8, 2026 11:52 PM
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TenseIdea3090Nov 8, 2026 11:52 PM
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Where is the deal
Yesterday 12:29 AM
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PurpleVolcano4948Yesterday 12:29 AM
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Where is the deal
No deal. You get a handle on top that you cannot use Smilie
Yesterday 12:35 AM
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ornryactorYesterday 12:35 AM
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I've always been curious what legitimate tool uses people have for these. Everyone makes/sells them, so presumably the demand is there, but I cannot for the life of me figure out what these are useful for. Maybe I'm just missing something?
Yesterday 1:48 AM
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Dr. JYesterday 1:48 AM
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Quote from ornryactor View quoted comment :
I've always been curious what legitimate tool uses people have for these. Everyone makes/sells them, so presumably the demand is there, but I cannot for the life of me figure out what these are useful for. Maybe I'm just missing something?
Agreed. What good are these for other than "cute"?
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KatjaZYesterday 2:57 AM
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Quote from Dr. J View quoted comment :
Agreed. What good are these for other than "cute"?
Agreed, and only cute when it is purple or pink, girly colors.
I'd be interesting in a purple one if it was around $10 but this is too expensive for something like this.

For the question about what would be the useful point of this, maybe crafters or younger teens for makeup possibly.
Although I might want a purple one, I really can't see me putting it to any use, it's just be a cute useless thing that I don't really need. I don't even know where I would put it.
Yesterday 3:46 AM
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ScarletRiver5256Yesterday 3:46 AM
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Couldn't figure out what it can handle. May buy one if it's under $5
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Tiggers97Yesterday 6:22 AM
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Quote from ornryactor View quoted comment :
I've always been curious what legitimate tool uses people have for these. Everyone makes/sells them, so presumably the demand is there, but I cannot for the life of me figure out what these are useful for. Maybe I'm just missing something?
I've got the harbor freight equivalent. And you are right, it is a bit limited. I'm using mine for micro tools. stuff like repairing phones, electronics, razor knife and very small screwdriver sets. I could see someone enjoying it if they were into model building (small brushes, razors in the top drawers. Paints and thinners in the bottom). Or next to their 3D printer for small part storage, or finishing tools. But beyond hobbies, not a real toolbox.
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Yesterday 7:31 AM
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Phixion35Yesterday 7:31 AM
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Quote from KatjaZ View quoted comment :
Agreed, and only cute when it is purple or pink, girly colors.I'd be interesting in a purple one if it was around $10 but this is too expensive for something like this. For the question about what would be the useful point of this, maybe crafters or younger teens for makeup possibly. Although I might want a purple one, I really can't see me putting it to any use, it's just be a cute useless thing that I don't really need. I don't even know where I would put it.
Harbor Freight had a purple one.

It's not really able to hold many tools unless they are slim and compact. I have one that I keep on my desk at work just because. I keep pens and other small things in it. It's really just more of a novelty than useful or anything else.
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Yesterday 7:41 AM
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TOMMYWEI16Yesterday 7:41 AM
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Quote from ornryactor View quoted comment :
I've always been curious what legitimate tool uses people have for these. Everyone makes/sells them, so presumably the demand is there, but I cannot for the life of me figure out what these are useful for. Maybe I'm just missing something?
My barber has the pink kobalt one from lowes. She keeps detail trimmer on the bottom, edge guards in the middle and scissors in the top. Genius in my book
Yesterday 8:18 AM
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lebulldogYesterday 8:18 AM
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these always go on sale everywhere on Blk Friday. Cuss they are cute. Best to wait. Harbor-freight are better made and cheaper and less expensive. I use them for many things other than tools, like sewing supplies, art supplies, and electronic things. Quite handy.
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Yesterday 9:56 AM
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UniqueMagic721Yesterday 9:56 AM
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Quote from TenseIdea3090 View quoted comment :
Where is the deal
At Harbor Freight. Theirs is the original and highest quality. Unfortunately, HF won't ship these and sells them in store only.
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Yesterday 10:00 AM
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UniqueMagic721Yesterday 10:00 AM
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Quote from ornryactor View quoted comment :
I've always been curious what legitimate tool uses people have for these. Everyone makes/sells them, so presumably the demand is there, but I cannot for the life of me figure out what these are useful for. Maybe I'm just missing something?
there is an entire sub where people post pictures of what they store in them, a lot of people use for drugs, but a lot of people use for intended purpose like small machine tools and things that get lost in a larger tool chest. They make good dedicated tool boxes located at point of use, like a drill press for chuck keys and bits, or in my dedicated garage stall for oil changes that holds a ratchet, socket, and strap wrench just for the wife's Honda so it doesn't have to sit out and look messy. (because I hate trying to get my lift in my big shop oriented properly for that suv so it's easier to just do it in the garage and I don't have to run back and forth for tools since my shop is 300ft away from the house)
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Yesterday 11:52 AM
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JasonJ4047Yesterday 11:52 AM
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The handle on top kills it for me. All the other ones out there are mini "tool chests". The handle on this makes a small tool box.
Side note, I have RC cars and I put some self adhesive foam on the lid and use these to work on the cars. Set it on top, tools in the drawers....works good for me for minor repairs. And car stand
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Yesterday 2:05 PM
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gmorphisYesterday 2:05 PM
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Maybe at $15 I'd buy, these have very limited use case but I could see putting all my soldering equipment in it, maybe use it for simple electric repair.
Come on Walmart, make a decent one for 14.88 😆

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Yesterday 2:18 PM
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slickernsnotYesterday 2:18 PM
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Quote from gmorphis View quoted comment :
Maybe at $15 I'd buy, these have very limited use case but I could see putting all my soldering equipment in it, maybe use it for simple electric repair. Come on Walmart, make a decent one for 14.88 😆
Just today received mine from Home Depot – $18

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