DEWALTTool Box & Mobile Work Center (DWST20800)

First thing i have to say is, I love the box. I've put it through its paces, not being gentle with it. I bring it on and off jobsites daily dragging it through big rocks/gravel which must be hell on the tires(due to the weight). Which brings me to the first criticism of it. Needs either rubber wheels or something else for rough terrain, but still manages for now. On smooth terrain works great.The locking mechanism for the bottom which is a plastic loop won't prevent anyone on a jobsite from getting in, but will keep honest people honest at least(the only thing going for it, is the locking is the arms that can lock into place, just for ignorance of how it opens). The tops locks have a better chance or standing to tampering but have a cramped design(hard to get a padlock in place).One of the wheel supports cracked from me loading it into the truck fully loaded(60lbs worth of tools), but still working, waiting for it to break fully to run a strong axel through it...To Summarize; All in all I WOULD recommend this to others, the biggest things that stand out, is that it manages daily use, makes carrying full set of power tools (battery operated, portaband, rotor hammer, reg drill, impact drill, handtools, consumables and more) much easier.Handle seems a little weak/flimsy, but still holding for me.I am happy with product! Thank you for your time. Have a great day.

I do a lot of repairs and diy projects . This tool carrier simplifies the task,No wasted time on grabbing tools, doing the job and putting tools back. I put my kit of tools together with a set that will cover the job at hand. I do the project, have my lunch on the closed top container and even check my emails on my tablet. If traveling far, It can be locked( locks not included). Versatility cones to mind when using your carrier.

This is perfect for a rough framer, and anyone doing construction in residential places who don't work in tight spaces.I can keep everything I need to finish a basement in this, basically, minus a miter saw & table saw. Power tools in the bottom, tons of space. Then, power tool accessories in the middle, and hand tools on top. So perfect. All my tools are displayed, easy to access, and organized wherever I need to go.I do not roll this down stairs, I have it at probably 2x weight capacity, close to 150-200lbs. I roll it over lumpy clay soil, that's compacted and grass covered, and the axle has held up remarkable well over the last several months of use. Like a rolling luggage container, I can drape other things over the handle to carry even more stuff. It's just the best, if you're working in open spaces and don't have to carry it up and down stairs all the time.

I use this toolbox to transport my tools and repair supplies for when I work on arcade machines, and this keeps all my gear organized and protected. So it's been useful and sturdy, but I don't go on worksites or drag this thing over sand, and or cement. So I'm not shocked it's done well, since I think it's been designed for a lot worse treatment than I have exposed it to.

Wish I had read the reviews first. This thing is cheaply made junk. I had this older model box that has the yellow compartments in the middle and that one is way stronger and a better design than this one. I'm returning this and getting that one again. The other one I had broke only because I was rough on it but it's stronger and better design than this one.I did a side-by-side comparison with my old DeWalt box (with the yellow compartment in the middle) with this new all black box, and this is what I found is Bad about this new box:1. The plastic is thinner and will break easier.The older model seems thicker and stronger.2. the top box has HALF the length hinges as the old box3. Thinner metal pins inside the hinges compared to the older box.4. Pins come out very easily on their own and will get lost. Didn't move at all in the old box5. the weight of the lid does not rest on the handle to support itself or tools on the opened lid, like the old one did. All of the weight is on the thin plastic hinges and you can see them (and the back wall where the hinges are attached to) flexing when you push the lid down. the lid will break off in no time if you put tools on top of the opened up lid like I do every day.The old box lid was notched out where the handle is and when opened, the lid rests level, all of its weight on the handle, and I never noticed or appreciated that until now. No wonder it never broke off with several power tools stacked on top of it every day.6. There's no handle on top of the box anymore. The old box has one and I used to be able to pull my box up onto, into, or off and out of something with that handle. That's not an option anymore and I see that being a huge problem not having that.7. The handle is very cheaply made and is very loose and wobbly when extended up. Feels like it will break off very easily.8. The round tubular metal construction of the handle and legs seem very thin and weak. The older design was smaller squared tubular steel and thicker metal. Much stronger.They really cut corners on this model to save money and make more profit. Very shady business. This was once a nice box. Look for the older model box, same brand, but yellow compartment in the middle and the top and bottom compartment is black.

Received item earlier than expected. Product was packaged extremely well.Love my purchase. Product itself was undamaged and works amazingly. Love it.10 stars to this seller for delivery packaging and product. Highly recommend the product and seller. Thank you.

I was tired of using totes to move and store cooking essentials when we would camp so I decided to try this. It’s been a total game changer! Park the camper and roll this baby right up to the grill. No more hunting for things at the bottom of a tote and no more packing and unpacking because everything is easily accessible.

Works light duty. Not water tight at all. The same thing in Black and Decker cost more but is more rugged stronger built .