CRAFTSMAN 22-in. Rolling Tool Box with Wheels, Black, Plastic, Lockable (CMST20880)

My train club needed a larger bin to consolidate two smaller bins and make it easier when attending shows. This was at a fantastic price and having wheels really makes it easy to haul around. The small parts storage in the top has worked out great too.

It feels cheaply made but I've abused this tool box for a couple of months and its held up nicely. It's only issue is the wheels, they barely roll on any tough ground but besides that it's good for the price.

after looking at several other boxes like this, I decided on this one. so glad I did. whoever designed this box put a lot of thought into it, and it is built really good. it is a really nice box that organizes really well.

Things I liked: Ample room for my tools and sturdy wheels that took the terrain well. The little snap bins at the top were great for things like glasses, keys and writing utensils, which always seem to get lost in bigger compartments.Things I didn't like: The top lid doesn't open all the way, so you have to hold it while you're getting into the bin. That means you're looking for your tools one handed. If you want to get into the lower bins, you have to disassemble the other parts. That's probably obvious from the images, but I didn't realize until I owned it that it would be cumbersome. The real deal breaker was when it failed as it's job as a "cart". I don't have a ton of tools and most of them are art supplies/ wood items so when the handle broke off in month 3 from the "weight" I was pretty disappointed. You can see the where the little nub broke off in my image. Still waiting to hear whether Craftsman will honor the warranty. All in all I would skip this one. There are better made options out there.

This box is the perfect size for my chainsaw and accessories - which is what I bought it for (I have an arborist saw w/16" bar and it fits perfectly diagonally, with fuel, oil, and PPE around it). Sturdy plastic, handle and wheels seem more than adequate, etc. However, the latches, which are mentioned in a number of review posts, are pretty bad. The metal latch itself is fine, but the way they attach to the plastic case is very poor. How poor? Well one fell off the second time I (gently) closed it. There is essentially just a series of small plastic tabs, and one larger tab, that hold it on... and that's certainly not enough. I solved the problem by bolting the latches to the plastic fins on either side of the latch (there are 3 little fins - you can see them in the pictures)... which was simple and effective. I decided to do that and keep it because there aren't a lot of options out there for this size box with wheels. Many people won't want to do that on a brand new toolbox, so know this may be an issue.

Exactly what I wanted! This toolbox is easy to assemble, durable, holds a lot of tools, and is inexpensive. I would definitely recommend and I plan on purchasing a second one.

Very happy with toolbox. Fits all my stuff,easy to use. Home Depot and Lowes boxes are smaller and higher priced !

The inner tray is about 6 inches but box is about 10 inches...so it has a 4 inch gap. tray is flimsy and light. top locks to bottom nicely. wheels are big unlike others similar. made in USA. however when you open the lid the red lids on little storage compartments fall open. no catch. so you dump all your screws on floor everytime you open lid.