Plano Molding 1363 Stow N Go Toolbox, Graphite Gray and Sandstone

Un producto de excelente relación calidad-precio. Es relativamente pequeña, pero yo la uso de organizador para tornillos, tuercas, etc y es excelente para ese fin. En las imágenes no te da una idea del tamaño, pero para almacenar cosas pequeñas es muy práctica, duradera y resistente.Me permite organizar todo muy bien y transportarla a donde sea.

ブレード・パーツ類の収納に使用しています。サイズ感がちょうど良い感じで満足しています。

値段の割には 今一つですかね 使い勝手 によってはいいと思いますけど

Exactly what I ordered & arrived on time

I purchased two sizes of Plano Toolbox, The 1363 shown here and the 1354 size.The 1363 model I purchased for electronic component level service work on laptops and cell phones.The 1354 model I purchased for networking tool and parts storage.There is a considerable difference in size between the two boxes where the 1363 model is considerably larger than the 1354. That fact is not very obvious from the pictures alone and probably hard to estimate from dimensional size without a side by side comparison in person.Quite frankly, if you purchase both sizes at the same time, you will find a use for the "other" box because the price is right.Both boxes have good build quality with extra thought put into the design and function of each size.I would not go so far to say that these are designed for rugged abusive treatment, but they will withstand moderate knocking about without losing critical parts such as locking clasps or hinges..I happen to have a label maker to affix labels to the compartments, but hand printed peel and stick labels work just as well for organization.Although both boxes, the 1363 and 1354 are quite compact, the storage is more than adequate for most small jobs or hobbyist.Both sizes of Plano box are marketed as "Toolbox" and that is where I find exception.Hand tools vary immensely in size. Quantity of same may quickly overextend the capacities of either Plano box 1363 or 1354.These Plano boxes are very well suited for specialized projects or hobbies as opposed to a general category of "toolbox."Suffice it to say these boxes are not tool chests, nor intended for construction sites, but are more than adequate for light tasking.I saw one of these boxes utilized as an emergency sewing kit at a local school for performing arts. Possibilities are endless.

My wife wanted a box that was suitable to stow and carry all her art class materials her last one was so flimsy that it had to be strapped up to secure it,The 1363 Stow N Go Box is a very well made sturdy box of many usable compartments.A perfect choice exactly what was needed.

I purchased this box because I needed a container to hold my Dremel tool and its related accessories. When you are dealing with small component parts you really need to have them all in one place. At the same time I purchased another Plano box that was a little larger.. Plano 1362 2-By Rack System 3650 Size Tackle Box. I used the larger one for a similar purpose except a larger tool.I think it is important to remember that these boxes have one quality that seems to detract from their overall utility. That is because they are made of plastic. The manufacturer builds these items for a finite lifetime. When they break or wear out, you buy a new one. It is called "planned obsolescence". They are not intended to last forever. As long as you enter your partnership with that understanding, you should enjoy your use of this box. I have now owned and used this box for nine months and it is still in nearly perfect condition. Everything functions and nothing is broken. Latches close firmly, handle works perfectly, covers operate smoothly.This box is just about the perfect size for my needs. The main tool fits in the top of the box while the smaller trays can hold the different classes of accessories like grinding bits, sanding pieces, polishing accessories, and burrs. Or you can set up your own classification system, but the trays can keep everything together in one place and yet separated for ease of use. I am going to use this box for this purpose until it just completely fails. Then I am going to buy another one.Four stars. A high quality metal box might be marginally better (albeit heavier..). But I am happy. Being happy is good.

I discovered this tool box while looking for a more traditional tool box. While it is small, it is just about ideal for astoring everything I need to clean and prep glass beads which I make in my home studio. It has enough room for a Dremel, with a charger and 2 batteries, 3 sets of pliers as well as Dremel accessories and small hand tools. The lower portion contain 4 small cases with dividers, also ideal for storing and sorting beads once they have been cleaned.The box is small (note the pliers in the first picture for comparison. The pliers are on the large side, but the case is definitely much smaller than a traditional tool box. That also makes it ideal for people who need to transport a quantity of their work to shows, classes, conferences.I do still need to find a case for my larger tools, but when I saw this I knew it would work for organizing my glass cleaning tools which I do not typically use in my studio because it needs to be done under water. This makes it easy for me to move everything to a better location, once I have collected whater needs to be finished.My one and only issue with this set is that it comes with about 2/3 of the dividers required to use the small cases. I have to thank the reviewer who suggested using old credit cards, though they do not hold as well. At least it allows me to make efficient use of the space.... but why on earth did Plano not provide enough of these? They are small and inexpensive, and without them it is not possible to use those small boxes as well.. This is a great set for people who need to store and organize small things.... but that depends on having dividers for those plastic boxes.