Stalwart Portable Tool Box with Wheels - Stackable 2-in-1 Tool Organizers

is in question for this. (This REVIEW is long for a reason, it might just help you decide) I needed a new toolbox for my new tools I'm beginning, AGAIN, to gather because I lost everything a couple years back when I moved, they were all in my storage unit (except a handful pack that I ALWAYS keep on hand) and I couldn't keep paying for the extra cost of storage and couldn't have them in my current place. I had a 60” rollaway with double top and middle boxes jam packed with everything, machinist, welder, fabricator. LA housing prices SUCK! I researched toolboxes, read reviews, and decided to buy this one (decidedly because of the price, $50.99 when I bought it), in spite of the reviews mentioning it was prone to breaking. And I'll tell you the what and the why that is, so you can decide for yourself if it might work for you, or not. It's not each individual piece, they each are very rugged %26 well built, heavy duty plastic, separately they can each handle 50-75 lbs each. But, it is the way that they attach to each other without a backbone to handle the torsional load, they want to split at the securement of the two parts. They have plastic tabs that slide outwardly at the bottom of upper box that the clamps from the lower box clamp over and onto, securing them together. The clamps are pretty good but, the slide out tabs are the weak link. The tabs should be steel, not plastic. If you only use medium to light items in the boxes, *****not inundate them with dozens of wrenches, add 3 socket sets, 4 hammers and 15 pliers, a half dozen chisels, your favorite 1/2” drive impact gun and heavy impact sockets, and a plethora of screw drivers and nut drivers, and a feather*****, you'll probably be fine keeping it around the home. If you try to load it up as depicted above with 50-100 lbs or more in each box, yeah, it's probably going to break those slide out plastic tabs the first time you try to roll it out and toss it into the back seat , the trunk or the bed of your truck. ITS NOT MADE TO BE “ABUSED” THAT WAY. I believe in using stuff within the capacity of the item. Not expecting everything to be built like a bulldozer that clearly isn't built that way. Plastic is plastic and I don't expect plastic to work and wear like heavy gage steel toolboxes used like a roughneck on a pipeline construction crew. Get Real!. Buy expensive Craftsman, Mac, Snap-On for your hundreds of pounds plus toolboxes that ARE manufactured to take the weight and abuse of a mass of tools. If you're going to use this for around the home (apartment, shared house) with your few screwdrivers, wire cutter and some pairs of pliers %26 Vice grips, a set each of metric %26 inch wrench sets to 3/4”, a couple clamps, a 3/8” socket set, adjustable wrench and pipe wrench, level , square, claw hammer, nails, screws, picture hanging hardware, a drill driver, and various other incidentals, things and accessories, it should do you well. Again, Nuff Sayd

just wanted toolbox not so big, for inside home that had wheels. 70yr old lady who has a few tools, this one was great and the price was just lowered. came in a box not very sturdy, nothing was broken.