BOSCH L-BOXX-3 10 In. x 14 In. x 17.5 In. Stackable Tool Storage Case,Blue

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Apesar de venir sellada en su caja original tiene varios arañazos eso es lo único que no me gustó respecto a lo de mas todo bien

I have had a full set of these for about a week and I am very impressed with the overall quality and build. The organization these allow you is great. I don't think they allow the same protection as the blow mold cases but they are more then adequate. I wouldn't want to drop them loaded from six feet but in the garage and in the back of the truck they will work great. I do have two complaints: 1) the 1 and 1a boxes don't have the deep hand holds on the side at the latches. Makes lifting the box awkward as compared to the others. 2) you can not use the holes for a lock when stacked! A huge oversight if you wanted to have locks on all your boxes. The hole also places the lock to the side of the case. If you plan to use these in a "shelf system" the lock will/could cause interference.

Good quality product it will house a X-lock grinder and all accessories. Thank you.

I used to going for the tools that came with plastic cases, assuming they would give a safe way to store and transport. They do those functions well, but they do so at the cost of space, which is at a premium in my small home workspace. If I had the budget for a dedicated shop, I would probably find the Bosch L-boxx cases not as good a solution as they are. But they work great for my needs. The sizes are pretty wide, offering a good way to fit tools, from saws to sanders. If you have Bosch tools, there are inserts made for the cases, although they do not appear to be sold in the US at this point. I may order some pick and pluck foam, but for now find them to work well with the tools right next to one another when mixed (sanders in one box, etc). If you depended on the cases for your lively hood, the inserts or padding might be more important. I am slowly trying to accumulate L-boxx units to get rid of the tool provided cases I have, since they are mostly air (or plastic). They are pricey for certain, although less expensive than Festool's Systainers, but can be neatly stacked atop one another, including a wheeled base option. Personally I am not sure the wheeled base is worth the cost, so I will whip up my own wheeled bases out of some plywood with shallow vertical side pieces to help lock the bottom L-boxx in place. Anyway, the L-boxx units are plastic, but they feel sturdy enough for most uses. Not as heavy duty as some of the Dewalt offerings, but much more flexible in my opinion. I would not load them up with pounds of hardware, but for most tools they are more than capable of holding, protecting, and organizing your toys. They connect and disconnect easily enough, have large holds, and a big top mounted handle. Recommended.