I have 4 of these Tool boss...they work great... The smallest units are insanely well built for $29! I put a little foam in the bottom. I have one with drills and drivers. One with hand tools. One with the little orange storage boxes full of small parts. One of the larger sized units for my circular saw. I highly recommend this system. Tough as nails and they look like you spent a ton on them. These are the best storage/tool boxes I ever had.
Excellent feedback Jim...appreciate you letting us kno ...yea i was playing around with them in depot ...i was like damn !!! let me tell ya they are better tha the bosch , makita and milwaukee plastic units by far ...give the tough system a run for the money
I have 3 stacks of them. Have used them for maybe a year or so. They are very nice and durable. I have had absolutely no problem with any of them whatsoever ever. 98 is a deal too. I think I paid 127 for each stack.
SO LT Wow ...that's great to hear man ...yea they look solid ..def the best deal on storage this holiday season ...I got alot of stuff to store ...I could use one ...but no room till I start work shop
TOOL BOSS yes...I would like to see them come out with a drawer model. Sometimes it,s mildly annoying to unstack it if you just need a single tool really quick. Other than that I am totally happy with them. As I get older I really appreciate the rolling capability for sure.
well dewalts drawer model is terrible ...very hard to find also....the new dewalt 450 with wheels just came in yesterday ...should have vid up this week
I have a large collection from different brands: Rigid, Keter and Magnussen. Apparently they were also branded by JCB for a while. They all work together. I have 2 rolling carts, multiple organisers, the baskets and tool boxes and I have made a custom mount for my compound mitre saw (there are a couple of videos on this) and adapted a dolly skate to stack the system on. I use mine on industrial sites and quarries so they take a beating. The wheels are big enough to traverse gravel and the weather seals are great for working outdoors. I wish they would sell the clear top organiser here, I have seen it for sale in Poland, but £47 is bit steep. Generally I think we are paying double the USA cost here in the UK. I work on the principle that the larger the toolbox the lighter the things I put inside, less risk when manhandling the toolboxes in and out of the van. I also try to cluster together the power tool and parts / fixings. Next project is to butcher one of the baskets and create a comfy padded seat / kneeling pad that clips to the top of the stack.
I have all 4 boxes. Must say I really like them. Was gonna go for the dewalt set because my power tools are dewalt but saw that these rigid are a bit more durable
This system is sold in Europe under the Keter name brand. It's identical in build and quality. I spent several weeks deciding what system to buy, including the stuff from Stanley. The Rigid/Keter system outclasses the Dewalt system by far, not only on price. The metal clamp system on the sides is robust and works perfectly. Anyone thinking of investing can't do anything wrong in buying this system. Highly recommended 👍👍👍
I have that same set and they are great, that bottom box I put 7 of my Ridgid 18 volt tools in with 7 batteries to plus all my saw blades, drill bits and shop towel paper towel, it will hold a ton, the small organizer is great for bit sets small parts and stuff I get a small little $3 parts bin fill it up with screws electrical, connections, razors, whatever I also use those small parts bins in my medium box for plumbing parts, drywall anchors, etc. and I even strap my jobsite radio to the top so everything is all in one deal, normally it rolls up stairs just fine but I can pack them so full I can't pull them up the stairs and I am not a little guy I am 6'2" I would say than I can easily pack 200 pounds into them and the handle may seem weak but it is solid and won't break, I also stand on them an use them like a step stool. Then when you don't have to pack much you can break it down and take only 1 or 2 boxes, they are definitely the best mobile tool storage setup I have ever used it is nice to have everything all in one setup so your not packing multiple boxes or tool bags around and having it on wheels is great. I definitely recommend these, I am glad I got them, sure make my life easier!
Ya I had looked at the DeWalt set a lot but didn't want to spend that much money then these came out and I decided to pick them up. Ridgid has really blown up this year their new Gen5x stuff is sweet, I blew it up snatching up they cordless 18 volt Gen5x this year, I just got 2 of their new lights and with those it pushes my cordless 18 volt arsenal up to 20 tools and 9 batteries! Like ur channel good reviews dude, that got me to subscribe!
I love them more than dewalt I keep it behind my truck lock them up and I had them outside in rain or snow and it’s spotless every time want one more kitcant wait for them to go on sale again
I have a few of the ridgid pro boxes, I have mine stacked so high I can't see over it. it has held up over my buddies dewalt tough box and I have been harder on mine. almost all the latches on my buddies dewalt are broken.
Hey , the sidehandles are handy to attach bungycords/ cargo nets. I drilled & mounted one on the rear rack of a Honda scooter , althou somewhat disperportioned for its size there's no lack of room now. Practicality over aesthetics, any day.
these are my sh*t, for the price point on the promotion their pretty great. I actually bought them for the clips, they are really nice and never lose their tightness. I was surprised with the wobble in the handle but after a couple years they still going strong. Little overpriced regular priced though.
Have you ever tried or done reviews on the Makita interlocking cases? They're old but I ordered a few off ebay and some foam for some custom tool cases. Super cheap, but pretty mediocre reviews.
Bro I was just about comment do you think the Milwaukee fuel 7 1/4 will fit in there lol it's cause in video size is hard to determine lol but you a answered it in the video lol
I have 4 of these Tool boss...they work great... The smallest units are insanely well built for $29! I put a little foam in the bottom. I have one with drills and drivers. One with hand tools. One with the little orange storage boxes full of small parts. One of the larger sized units for my circular saw. I highly recommend this system. Tough as nails and they look like you spent a ton on them. These are the best storage/tool boxes I ever had.
Excellent feedback Jim...appreciate you letting us kno ...yea i was playing around with them in depot ...i was like damn !!! let me tell ya they are better tha the bosch , makita and milwaukee plastic units by far ...give the tough system a run for the money
I'm actually using one of the small ones as my pistol case when I go to the range.
I have 3 stacks of them. Have used them for maybe a year or so. They are very nice and durable. I have had absolutely no problem with any of them whatsoever ever. 98 is a deal too. I think I paid 127 for each stack.
SO LT Wow ...that's great to hear man ...yea they look solid ..def the best deal on storage this holiday season ...I got alot of stuff to store ...I could use one ...but no room till I start work shop
TOOL BOSS yes...I would like to see them come out with a drawer model. Sometimes it,s mildly annoying to unstack it if you just need a single tool really quick. Other than that I am totally happy with them. As I get older I really appreciate the rolling capability for sure.
well dewalts drawer model is terrible ...very hard to find also....the new dewalt 450 with wheels just came in yesterday ...should have vid up this week
Great . Thanks.
Do you recommend it the dewalt is way to expensive for a tool box. Is this good alternative ?How the wheels holding ?Thanks :)
I have a large collection from different brands: Rigid, Keter and Magnussen. Apparently they were also branded by JCB for a while. They all work together. I have 2 rolling carts, multiple organisers, the baskets and tool boxes and I have made a custom mount for my compound mitre saw (there are a couple of videos on this) and adapted a dolly skate to stack the system on. I use mine on industrial sites and quarries so they take a beating. The wheels are big enough to traverse gravel and the weather seals are great for working outdoors. I wish they would sell the clear top organiser here, I have seen it for sale in Poland, but £47 is bit steep. Generally I think we are paying double the USA cost here in the UK. I work on the principle that the larger the toolbox the lighter the things I put inside, less risk when manhandling the toolboxes in and out of the van. I also try to cluster together the power tool and parts / fixings. Next project is to butcher one of the baskets and create a comfy padded seat / kneeling pad that clips to the top of the stack.
I have all 4 boxes. Must say I really like them. Was gonna go for the dewalt set because my power tools are dewalt but saw that these rigid are a bit more durable
Yea ...solid cases ...but the DeWalts are too ... and much more options
These are great durable boxes, I just purchased these a few days ago, much better than Dewalt , it holds a lot of stuff
This system is sold in Europe under the Keter name brand. It's identical in build and quality. I spent several weeks deciding what system to buy, including the stuff from Stanley. The Rigid/Keter system outclasses the Dewalt system by far, not only on price. The metal clamp system on the sides is robust and works perfectly. Anyone thinking of investing can't do anything wrong in buying this system. Highly recommended 👍👍👍
I have that same set and they are great, that bottom box I put 7 of my Ridgid 18 volt tools in with 7 batteries to plus all my saw blades, drill bits and shop towel paper towel, it will hold a ton, the small organizer is great for bit sets small parts and stuff I get a small little $3 parts bin fill it up with screws electrical, connections, razors, whatever I also use those small parts bins in my medium box for plumbing parts, drywall anchors, etc. and I even strap my jobsite radio to the top so everything is all in one deal, normally it rolls up stairs just fine but I can pack them so full I can't pull them up the stairs and I am not a little guy I am 6'2" I would say than I can easily pack 200 pounds into them and the handle may seem weak but it is solid and won't break, I also stand on them an use them like a step stool. Then when you don't have to pack much you can break it down and take only 1 or 2 boxes, they are definitely the best mobile tool storage setup I have ever used it is nice to have everything all in one setup so your not packing multiple boxes or tool bags around and having it on wheels is great. I definitely recommend these, I am glad I got them, sure make my life easier!
Chevy513 thanks for the review Chevy ...yea I was very impressed with them myself
Ya I had looked at the DeWalt set a lot but didn't want to spend that much money then these came out and I decided to pick them up. Ridgid has really blown up this year their new Gen5x stuff is sweet, I blew it up snatching up they cordless 18 volt Gen5x this year, I just got 2 of their new lights and with those it pushes my cordless 18 volt arsenal up to 20 tools and 9 batteries! Like ur channel good reviews dude, that got me to subscribe!
I love them more than dewalt I keep it behind my truck lock them up and I had them outside in rain or snow and it’s spotless every time want one more kitcant wait for them to go on sale again
I have a few of the ridgid pro boxes, I have mine stacked so high I can't see over it. it has held up over my buddies dewalt tough box and I have been harder on mine. almost all the latches on my buddies dewalt are broken.
Had them for a year and a half they get hard treatment every day still in excellent shape . Never a leak
Great feedback Edwin ...thats for letting us kno buddy
Hey , the sidehandles are handy to attach bungycords/ cargo nets. I drilled & mounted one on the rear rack of a Honda scooter , althou somewhat disperportioned for its size there's no lack of room now. Practicality over aesthetics, any day.
David River great idea David ..I have my dewalt mounted on my trailer ...been there 3 years now ...still perfect..I have vid on here somewhere
these are my sh*t, for the price point on the promotion their pretty great. I actually bought them for the clips, they are really nice and never lose their tightness. I was surprised with the wobble in the handle but after a couple years they still going strong. Little overpriced regular priced though.
+Stevey Irwin yea they are good cases , but tough to compete against the Dewalt toughsysyten at same price
Have you ever tried or done reviews on the Makita interlocking cases? They're old but I ordered a few off ebay and some foam for some custom tool cases. Super cheap, but pretty mediocre reviews.
i want to ..
I got the base to the set and I liked it so much that I went and got the rest of the set.
yea they seem very well built bro ....i really liked them
Back on sale for Father's Day! Picked a set up today for $98.
Nickelyoonthehop awesome bro ..thanks
those box's kick ass, I have 2 of them
Brian Smith they look solid bro ...and feel well built
I drag them everywhere and they are fully loaded and have had good luck with them
They should package there tools with these like dewalt does ...
TOOL BOSS Absolutely agree.
Wish I had bought an extra stack this past christmas instead of just one.
D. Allen G. yea it's a nice set for sure , especially at these Xmas prices
I'm thinking about buying some of these Rigid Cases.
Stuff is indestructible!
yea ...def looks like it !!!
They're awesome, i just got these, super tough, best part, made in ISRAEL!
ronotardo wow did not kno that
Bro I was just about comment do you think the Milwaukee fuel 7 1/4 will fit in there lol it's cause in video size is hard to determine lol but you a answered it in the video lol
Adrian Ramirez I have the whole rigid kit...Circ saw, recip saw, drills, etc. in the bottom of one of mind with room to spare.
SO LT thanks for the info!!
yea def the circular saw ...not sure about the recip ..i think so but not 100%...SO LT says it does ...we will have to take his word for it
TOOL BOSS gotcha buddy!!
Adrian Ramirez I am using one of the mid size units for my 7.25 ridgid saw. Plenty of room for saw, extra batteries, and a couple blades etc.
There great for less money
There great for less monry
Looks the same with Keter
Yes it does
Got mine for 35 the whole rigid system storage I guess the girl who scanned mine in homedepot only scanned the top one 😏
lolol....JACKPOT !!!!
I got the whole set for 30 bucks I guess the lady only scanned the top one 😂