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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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Loudog504
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I got one of the Blue Kobalt ones and i use it for like pens, note pads, sticky notes, clips, etc...

The Kobalt one kind of sucks, it doesn't have any drawer rails so its just slides and rubs when you pull the drawers out. Not a huge deal because there's no weight. This Husky version looks like it does which is cool.

Its pretty much a novelty item... Its not that serious guys lol.
Last edited by Loudog504 November 9, 2026 at 07:22 AM.
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PowhuskuYesterday 3:45 PM
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For what it's worth, the Harbor Freight version of these is much higher quality.
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AndrewinMD
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Quote from Powhusku View quoted comment :
For what it's worth, the Harbor Freight version of these is much higher quality.
Yep, I have two of them, and they're good for a lot of little tools that don't store well otherwise -- razors, micro screwdrivers, non-contact voltage tester, loose hex tools, etc. The HF usually go on sale for less than this price, at least they did a couple times earlier this year.
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sobie39Yesterday 9:16 PM
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I use them, well the Kobalt version (all 3 parts of their lineup), for holding tools for my multiple EDC hobbies as well as using them as tiered displays for same items. Most of the tools I use are pretty small so these work well to organize. For displays, I can rotate the displayed items from the top through the drawers. If you can't find a use for them, doesn't mean others can't.
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sobie39Yesterday 9:20 PM
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Quote from Loudog504 View quoted comment :
I got one of the Blue Kobalt ones and i use it for like pens, note pads, sticky notes, clips, etc...

The Kobalt one kind of sucks, it doesn't have any drawer rails so its just slides and rubs when you pull the drawers out. Not a huge deal because there's no weight. This Husky version looks like it does which is cool.

Its pretty much a novelty item... Its not that serious guys lol.
There is a newer Kobalt model, more of a stealth upgrade, now with better slides. I like them because they are a 3 part system with a lower tool chest and a cabinet style. *I don't like the Husky model since the handle gets in the way as I use them with the top up.
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