OX Pro 14"/37cm Interlocking Drawer Organiser

Bought 4 of these for my Terratek rotary tool and accessories.Well made, with adjustable inserts, to manage compartment sizes.Stackable and click together if required. I may buy some more... !

I had a requirement to have a box to contain a lot of spare parts for an RC model car.This fits the bill beautifully.The organiser seems to be sturdy and well-made. The lid is securely held in place by clips either side.Inside there are removable dividers so that the interior space can be configured exactly as required.A bonus feature is that these are stackable - you can lock two or more together (much like the TStak boxes) for ease of carrying.I'll update this review once the box has been used in the field - the real test!So far, I'm impressed and the price was reasonable too.One month on and this organiser continues to impress.The lid locks securely and the side locks for stacking two or more boxes is easy to operate.Price has currently dropped to around £10.60 on Amazon but there are cheaper retailers with free delivery if you look carefully. Still even at this price, they are great boxes.

A very handy parts storage box - so handy I bought three!

Very impressed, decent size and quality

I purchased these to fit into a Makita Makpac 4, and 3 fit almost perfectly. I had purchased them to organise lots of fixings and fasteners, and they store a lot more than I had hoped.All the screws are secure in the individual sections, and the locks also feel really secure.Great value for money and work exactly as hoped.

Wow!!!I was not expecting these storage to be so big and very good quality.If you need storage these will do it all. I used them for nuts and bolts and also for my electrical fuses wiring.Extremely well made and modular. You can stack them for easy storage and keeping every this in one place. The inside is also adjustable by moving or removing slots.I am deflecting more of these.Delivered really fast and kept up to date on progress.I really can't tell you how good these are, I have been a mechanical and electrical engineer for 32 years and these beat any kind of storage I have seen in a very long time.

Yeah, wasn't sure what to write as a title but it pretty much sums it up. It feels solid in the hands and it's nice to have things organised in a compartmentalised, flat lidded box.The issue I have is finding more things to organise into it without falling into a nightmarish subcompartmentalisation overthinking spiral where everything is now broken into a near librarian level hyper granular format of "how to organise small filming bits that I never ever actually use"also the title of my new book.

Box is a lot smaller than I thought, also bits fall into other compartments

Comodo pratico robusto