HART Stack System Tool Box with Small Blue Organizer & Dividers, Fits HART's Modular Storage System

This brand (Hart) is a hidden gem. The quality of these storage containers, I would put up against the top name brands. I bought this to go along with the roll around tool cart (I guess that’s what you call it), it was the missing piece. If you want to spend the money, buy the name brand. If you want the same quality, and you’ve become old and wise, like myself, buy this. I use it to haul around all the cables, microphones, extension cords, and everything else I need for our sound system. It works great. So much easier than dragging around two different big tubs. I simply love it.

I bought a multi-component Hart rolling, stacking tool chest and a Craftsman multi-component rolling, stacking tool chest to compare side-by-side. While I liked the Craftsman system because of it's thoughful design, build quality and integrated "O" rings on every component lid to keep out moisture and dust - it was higher priced. And, adding additional Craftsman components were $7 to $12 more than the Hart comparable components. The Hart build quality was as good as Craftsman - wall thickness, hinges, latches all equal. What I liked about Hart components was each component is slightly larger than the comparable Craftsman component. And, each component is cheaper if you were to add on to your stacking tool system. Another design element I really liked on the Hart system is how each component locks into the one below it to create the "Stack". There are multi-points on the Hart - tabs that slide into receptacles at the back then sliding latches on the front. The Craftsman components are locked to each other by two hinged tabs, one on each side, that rotate upwards and inwards thereby securing the upper component to the lower components. It works and I couldn't find significant fault with the design. But, I feel like the Hart design is superior and will prove itself in real-world use. About the only drawback I could find with the Hart system was: only one of the Hart components has an integrated "O" ring in the lid. It's a GREAT idea kids But why not put that same "O" ring in ALL your full size components???

I have all of the hart stack system boxes and drawer boxes.This one is great for drill and impact and bits as well as specialized tools like a palm router, multi tool and blades and other various items.I have 3 of these so far and has notfailed me yet.

The toolbox is very roomy and holds plenty of tools. I have all of my 1/2 inch SAE and Metric socket sets, rachets, extensions, and break-over bar in one box as well as all of my 1/4 inch SAE and Metric socket equipment. I like the fact that the boxes are stackable and can be locked together as well as each box being able to be locked with a padlock.

I wasn't sure I would like the system. I received it as a Christmas gift. Once I started to use it, I liked it. I can pull the entire case out of the shed and use it where ever I need it. I can take the system apart and only bring the parts I need. The more I use it, the more I like it. So much so, that I have been "upgrading" the unit by added more parts such as this purchase.

I use this tool box to hold my digital multimeters %26 test leads for my Soldering Desoldering Hart Stack Tool Kit. It is awesome.

I bought this toolbox to organize my drills and for the stacking system it's the perfect size for what I needed it for just enough storage for 2 drills a case of bits and even a couple of batteries

I have a dozen cases in the HART Stack System %26 love them. I use them to organize and store my power tools (HART,, Bosch %26 Makita) —all fit beautifully with their bits and accessories. Walmart made a huge miscalculation in getting rid of this brand. They were the only ones going for great quality at a fair price. The Tough whatever brand they kept is junky. Then they added Green something but they're poor quality so I will have to buy from Menards, Home Depot or Lowe's now. Disappointed in Walmart not listening to their customers. HART products were quality made and designed by the company behind Milwaukee, Rigid %26 Ryobi.

Only one Small Blue Organizer. I was hopping it had three. I would like to be able to get two more.

nothing special made kinda cheap. but for organizing things and leaving on a shelf rather than toting around they work well.