Aluminum Hard Tool Box Case Portable Carrying Case Briefcase Flight Cases Tool Case Organizer Toolbox Storage Box,large aluminum frame and stronger corners, Extra Padding Foam

I am very impressed. This was for my audio gear, wireless mics, shotgun mics, etc. and I decided to buy a second one for my camera and lenses. I am 100% happy with this purchase.

My photos came out a bit light - the case interior is deep black. Looking at the 1st photo, you can see that when installing the grid supports, everything is a bit crooked. The right one is bowed. That's because the slots in the sides of the case don't quite align. Not major, but noticeable. The dividers are also only 1/2 the height of the case. There's cube-cut foam included, so you can use that instead of the dividers or a combination of both. The top flap has two sides for tools.The external aluminum ribbed panels look great - but are paper thin. They're backed with what I assume is plastic. They dent very easily - I was able to poke through the aluminum with a pin. The legs are also not even - the case wobbles when standing - it's about 1/8" off (last photo.) The dividers are nicer than shown - they are solid plastic. What's shown is foam wrapped wood.You'll impress if you show up with your networking tools in this case!

I am thrilled with the quality construction, ample space and sturdy foam that fits all of my electronics test equipment for the job site. This tool box is rugged enough for the job and neatly arranges my delicate meters and calibration items. Great protection at a great price. Highly recommended!

My family member loved it. He needed a hard-shell case to store his tools in. Works great!

i love it

Even though the description says "with diced foam insert" it was received without. Very disappointed. The main reason I paid extra for this case was the fact that it came with the insert which is pictured in the last photo. The case itself is fine, but if you need one with the diced foam look elsewhere.Nice that they changed the description after I bought it! No contact by Amazon to correct the problem.

The green handle against the gray and chrome colors really pop. The case opens and will stay in any position I place it. It will not go all the way back because it has a limiting hinge arm that prevents that. It has a double layered assorted pockets and the foam can be cut to surround the item that’s to be placed in the case or taken out all together. Accessories include separating dividers that can be moved into different configurations to fit any need. And a shoulder strap that allows for carry without using the cool green handle. I like this case a lot because it’s study and the corners have been reinforced. It will protect most anything that I place inside and I’m confident if I dropped the case anything inside would be safe because I packed it right and the case is made to handle drops. Four Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️!!!

I keep all of my tools in "same size" Zombie brand ammo cases, shown in the attached picture, which are invaluable to me since they stack, by design, as high as I want them to go, and each is dedicated to specific tools, such as my Makita Palm Sander, my Makita Random Orbital sander, Porter Cable cordless drill, etc etc. I also dedicate them to non-powered items such as abrasive heads for my drills, or box wrenches, or screwdrivers etc. I label the outside of each one with a DYMO labeler to easily spot what I need on the shelf.However, I have a few power tools which are a bit too long or bulky to fit in the ammo cases so this new case really comes in handy. As shown, I can store my PerforMax multi-tool, my Metabo grinder/cutoff tool, and my PerforMax 4 1/2" compact circular saw...all in this one case. I had been storing them on the shelf in the boxes shown. I won't use the divider panels since they are designed to segment across the short distance from front to back, versus the long distance from side to side, which is what I would need if desired. However, as some other reviewers have pointed out, the ABS plastic slotted divider panels are extremely robust, but they insert into foam channels around the perimeter of the inside of the case, which have too much give (being foam channels) that the dividers don't stay in place under load. This could be easily cured by the manufacturer in using ABS plastic perimeter panel slots in place of the foam channels.One thing that really impressed me was the exterior aesthetics of this case. It is extremely stylish and elegant looking, which makes one almost reluctant to subject it to a life in the shop, getting all scratched up and banged around, however it is built to last and withstand rough handling like most road cases (a.k.a. ATA cases). And it is in about the same price range as other quality built ATA cases. There are keyed latches on the case with a very simple flat key to open it. This should not be considered a security feature since one could insert anything into the keyhole to open it. So, that feature is mainly to prevent it from opening unintentionally when being carried around.This should be a solid purchase decision for most buyers, providing they can accept the fact that the divider solution could be better. I suppose it all depends upon how heavy the objects are, which one would place in each divider compartment. For my purpose, without dividers, this will work great, holding relatively heavy power tools.