Small Parts Storage Case Tools Box Organizer Double Side 34 Compartments Hardware Organizers with Removable Plastic Dividers for Screws Nuts Nails Bolts

When I started organizing my garage, the AIDY-PRO 34-Compartment Storage Case became my daily go-to tool. This organizer helped me install shelving without drilling holes, as it keeps my small stuff neatly sorted in its compartments.Most importantly, the clear lids make finding the right parts quick and easy, whether I'm working on shelves, fixing things around the house, or tackling new projects. The dividers let me change the layout as needed, and the secure latches keep everything in place.It's built strong enough to handle regular workshop use, and the handle makes it easy to carry wherever I'm working. It's well worth the price for how much time it saves me searching for small parts!For anyone trying to organize their garage or workshop, this case makes the job much simpler and keeps your workspace tidy.

Love it. Organized all my pictures hanging and various screws and anchors.

This will definitely make it easier for me to get organized for work. Thank you very much..

These are nice containers. I got these for my grandkids to use with Beyblades. These do not fit BeybladeX without removing the bits. Not doing that mess. Will keep looking. Returning these.

Perfect for all the nuts/bolts/screws and whatever else you have taking up room in your junk drawer. It latches very well, you can make the areas bigger if needed and it's easy to carry. Better option then a name brand in my opinion. You get the same quality for half the price. And it's design makes it easy to store out of the way since it's not wide like other boxes or bags

Bear with me as I explain why I need this exact utility box. It'll all make sense in a minute... I cannot for the life of me find a backpack which holds stuff at the top as well as the bottom. 99% of them are designed to put a bunch of textbooks in it and maybe a laptop and a tablet. Then a couple of little pockets for pencils and maybe a wallet. The little videos for most backpacks also show people folding up clothes and putting them in their backpack. Well, I don't use textbooks and I'm not using it to tour Europe any time soon. My backpack is my murse. I have everything in it I might need when away from home when not expected to be, or need something I didn't expected to need. So I have a bunch of little...uh...life things: Like cables for every device that I, friends, or family may ever need, adapters, a phone car charger, toiletries, electric razor, meds, toothbrush, toothpaste, sunscreen, bandaids, nail clippers, dental floss, breath mints, tums, etc. But if you were to throw all that stuff into a backpack, it will quickly fill up the two tiny pockets and everything else would fall to the bottom and be difficult to find when I need it. The only backpacks that have compartments at the top as well as the bottom are photographer backpacks which have about 6 to 8 deep compartments for lenses and such. But I have a boatload of small stuff (as mentioned). So rather than look for a backpack that works for my needs (maybe someday I'll invent one!), I created a "system" for my existing backpack. I tried several fishing tackle boxes, cable holders, and even makeup cases, but none of them fit perfectly in my BP like this one does. However, it turns out that I needed a few larger compartments, as well. Being MacGyver's younger brother, I dremeled out the permanent dividers that interfere with my large items and viola: the perfect case. Now kids, do not try this unless you are experienced with power tools (in hindsight maybe this could have been done with xacto knife, but that's not as cool). But I now have the most awesome solution to my dilemma. Check out the pictures - I've added a cable case (also purchased here on Amazon), and on the flip side, you'll notice another little black tackle box (that I also purchased here on Amazon, that has my medications and some toiletries ) that now fits perfectly in the bigger case. I now have everything I need for on-the-go and it's organized and not all jumbled together at the bottom of a backpack that was designed for textbooks (which are now all turning into fossils as I'm writing this). This case is very sturdy and now holds everything perfectly. I think it will last forever and I will love it forever.

Perfect organizer for small things including screws and nails.

Very handy for small parts.