Awesome! Thank you!

You're right, I meant to say "owns" rather than "makes" while addressing their relationship to one another. That was a slip up on my part. Thanks for helping set the record straight!

You bet!

Me too! I'm tempted to grab the 3 piece parts organizer when it comes out. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the sub!

I really appreciate that! I'm gonna do my best to keep everything fair and honest. I actually have a few tools that are complete junk that I also plan on reviewing so others don't fall victim to spending hard earned money on them. Thanks for watching!

Hey, thanks!

Thats a good idea. I wonder if the bottom tote will fit a 1/10 scale.

Thanks for the support! I'm getting ready to release some more content soon. I'll be sure to check out your video and channel as well

Thanks! Will do!

Thanks for the sub! I think I'm going to do one comparing small parts organizers next since I have the DeWalt, Harbor Freight, Stanley, and Craftsman versions

Thanks! I look forward to making more videos like this one

I appreciate that!

Agreed! I was expecting flimsy drawers or thin plastic based on the price point and the fact that it's marketed more for home gamers, but the build quality is nice enough that I would consider it good enough for some contractors

Good to know! Thanks!

Never mind, just had to watch a little longer!

Haha it's all good. Testing to see if various batteries will fit is actually a really good idea for future tests of mobile systems like this. I may even do a short follow up video to see what batteries and common tools will and won't fit in the drawers as well as measurements of the divided sections. Thanks for the idea!

Haha that's true! I didn't even consider that my DeWalt parts organizer was part of their system lol. Good catch!

lol thanks good work on the vids keep it up

If DeWalt could figure out how to lock stuff together and stick with one design I'd be much happier with their modular stuff. Some smaller boxes lock together but not all. It's a little frustrating. I have some of their small parts organizers. I went with Milwaukee. They are insanely tough. I bring different setups to different jobs. Super sturdy and I don't worry about them not attaching to each other. Very smooth and definitely high quality. That being said, that Hart system looks like a better design than DeWalt's. Not sure about ruggedness, but I haven't had any hands-on. Great video. Very enjoyable and you're very natural and chill in front of the camera.

Thanks for the encouraging words brother! I was actually quite nervous since I prefer to be behind the camera, but I'm sure I'll get more used to it over time

I'm not sure to be honest with you. I know they were also giving those other boxes out to other Walmart reviewers, but many of them seem to just be in it for the free stuff and don't even provide the minimum required feedback for Walmart's website, let alone go above and beyond to share the info with others on their own accord. Unfortunately I only get to select one product from the lineup of whatever Walmart randomly offers (if I'm even quick enough to snag one after I get the email since they have more reviewers than they do products), otherwise I definitely would have gotten all of them to try out! If I ever have the opportunity to get my hands on more, I'll definitely share them!

@@dadtothebone3158 Walmart website has the toolbox and two half stack in a bundle. Online purchase only. Just got mine yesterday.

I've got to agree that's a good point - that there should be more reviews - that Walmart should've and could've better supported the rollout of the new products by giving every reviewer ALL components of a toolbox organizer that are meant to stack together - I can't believe I / we have to state this - it should be an obvious issue, as they are meant to be put together. - And if Walmart has not yet manufactured the other components, then perhaps they should've before releasing any of them. It reduces their value. Edit: I do like the tool box shown in this video - was surprised at its features and know Walmart will probably have a very competitive price.

@@pentiuman I agree there is much to be improved with the review system, because as it stands, there are 3 different companies involved in each transaction: The company that produces the product (in this case, Hart), the outside vendor that handles the review program, and Walmart. At the time of recording, it was listed as "out of stock," but the product page showed $39.98. Now, it's available for purchase (online only) for $43.94.

Not even close as far as being sturdy and ridged. Hart boxes are made of soft plastic and flimsy.

The overall dimensions are 18.95" wide, 13.06" deep, and 9.18" tall. Thanks for watching!

At the time of recording, this 2 drawer unit was listed as "out of stock," but the product page showed $39.98. Now, it's available for purchase (online only) for $43.94.

At the time of recording, it was listed as "out of stock," but the product page showed $39.98. Now, it's available for purchase (online only) for $43.94.

Thanks for the insight! I'll have to stop and play with them in-store when I see them

All hart tool boxes are super flimsy and might be ok to keep at ho e to pull out once every two years but don’t fool your self and show up on the job site with this crap. 1, you will be made fun of and laughed at. 2 , it will break by end of the day.

Personally I like the customizable dividers since they're instantly available for set up and can be changed as needed, but I also agree that a 3D printed tray would be really cool! Since the divider tracks in the floor of the drawers are recessed and the tracks on the back and front only protrude a miniscule amount, I think it would still be a good candidate for a 3D printed tray. Thanks for watching!

Haha I tend to get stuck on words when I get nervous. I kept saying "that said" when I would segway into another thought too, but I was able to edit most of those out since they were at the beginning of the sentence lol. Thanks for watching!

@@dadtothebone3158 I liked the video, not hating. I noticed you were keeping your hand on top of the box when opening the drawers. Is there an issue with weight?

@@xshadowxsoldierx No worries, I ain't a snowflake that gets offended by anything and everything lol. It wanted to tip forward when I had the drawer open more than about halfway with the 15 lbs of tools in said drawer. It was worse when it was the top drawer that was loaded down and open, but the bottom drawer was empty at the time so I'm thinking, in real world applications, with both drawers loaded and only one open at a time, it would probably be more stable. Also, if it were attached to the STACK system, that would also help stabilize it. Once I get it set up with my own tools, I'll make a follow up video to show how I used the dividers and how it's holding up and I'll make sure to point out it's tipping point with each drawer open if it still does it. Thanks!

Some of those indexes should have been detents.

The mug will definitely make regular appearances haha. I might start hiding it around in the background of future videos sometimes too. Thanks for watching!