DEWALT Tool Organizer, Tough System (DWST08205)

I recently purchased two of the DeWalt Tool Box Tough System Extra Large DWST08204, and I am beyond impressed with its exceptional quality and durability. This toolbox is a complete game-changer for anyone in need of a reliable storage solution. From its sturdy construction to its spacious interior, this toolbox has exceeded my expectations in every way.First and foremost, the build quality of the DeWalt Toolbox Tough System is simply unmatched. Constructed with high-grade materials, it feels rock-solid and can withstand even the toughest of conditions. Whether you're a professional tradesperson or a DIY enthusiast, this toolbox will keep your tools safe and secure for years to come.Moreover, the spacious interior of this toolbox is truly impressive. With its extra-large size, it offers ample storage space for all my tools, accessories, and even some larger items. The removable trays and customizable compartments are a great addition, making it easy to organize and access everything I need quickly. Plus, the robust latches and handles ensure hassle-free transportation, even when the toolbox is fully loaded.In conclusion, the DeWalt Tool Box Tough System Extra Large DWST08204 is a must-have for anyone looking for a reliable and spacious toolbox. Its outstanding build quality, ample storage space, and user-friendly design make it a worthy investment. I highly recommend this toolbox to professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike.

Great addition to my garage. It’s sturdy, holding up to 440 lbs, and perfect for keeping my tools organized. I love that it's easy to install on the wall, which helps save floor space, and it works well with DEWALT’s ToughSystem toolboxes. The rack feels super solid, and it’s made to last. While it’s a bit more expensive than other options, the quality makes it worth it. I’m so happy that I’m already thinking about getting more brackets to expand the storage.

Each shelf holds up to a specific weight, and I don't use a lot of force when working on my projects because of convinence of power tools. Using this as my modular toolbox storage and as a work bench has been great, the rails have an opening that allow you to insert screws from under, or on top, to fix a board of wood to create a quick work surface.When I first got this I searched the internet all over asking, does the hardware come separately? The parts for the rails and the connection to the beams come in this package. When I originally got mine, it was missing a lot of the pieces. I notified dewalt and amazon and get this replaced within 2 todays, thank you prime. There is a lot of customization that can be done with these and allow you to pick your spacing for each tool box. I recommend that these be primarily used with dewalts drawer modular boxes, open handed totes and suitcase totes.In terms of hardware, such as fixing the rack to the wall, or floor, you will have to buy your own pieces, which I prefer.

The engineering in this system is superb. As an engineer myself I can appreciate the dozens of little details in the system that had to have taken a lot of thought, time, and prototyping.First of all, the stackability. The boxes not only stack, but firmly fall into place so they don't slide off. They also lock together. On cases with a lid, a convenient recess for placing a label tape is visible even when stacked tightly.Of course, stacked and locked together is great for transportation, but not for day to day use. This is where the racking system comes into play. Dead simple to assemble and very sturdy. I will say that that carrier brackets gave me a lot of trouble until I realized it was all operator error. Using the wrong tool for the job. It is difficult to get the bolt to engage the nut with an Allen wrench, even a a good size t-handle wrench. However, a Allen bit on a 12 inch extension bit attached to a drill does the trick with no problem - it allows you to hold the bracket in place with one hand and drive the bolt home with the other. So as I say, this was totally my issue and not the bracket design. I would like to see one small design change here, however: Graduated markings on the square tubing to allow easy alignment of a pair of brackets would be great. A tape measure works, but takes time and is difficult to manage while holding the bracket in place. If I was to build these again, I would lay out all the square tubing together and mark them with a framing square.I have the small, medium and open tote cases and they are all great. I want to comment specifically on the small case though. It is an amazingly flexible case. You can leave all the plastic organizers in it and store small tools/parts, or remove some or all of them. One of my favorite features are the groves in the lid that catch the edges of the organizers - this means if you configure a case with only some of the organizers installed they are still captured securely and don't slide around - no matter where you place them. I have also found the small bins built into the lids to be helpful. These bins fold down and fall into slot molded into the edge of the case, which props the lid open and allows you to access the two bins without needing to hold the lid open. One of the bins is has no dividers, and the other is divided in to smaller sections. The case has handles on the sides, front, and top making it easy to cary anyway that is convenient.