8 Bin Portable Parts Storage Case

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For labels take out foil from the top of it , gently scrach paper surface with knife , soak with kitchen oil and let it sit for 24 hours , then take it out.

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I have several sets of these boxes organized around specific tasks in the shop. Example, for my drywall screws that I use for a lot of plywood projects, I have different sizes in various rows, and I am able to keep the drill bits, screw lube, counter sync, and quick change bit in the same box with the screws. Open the box, take out the bits, and screws I need, and away we go.





Makes setup a breeze. Do the same thing for pocket hole items, Wall hanging supplies. Great product at a great price. Use a non erasable pen to mark the bins, and handle. ink comes off with lacquer thinner.

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Bought these and the two other sizes for work to store machine components, tools, and hardware. Got exactly what I expected and am very happy.

As others have noted, the HUGE label affixed to the clear top has me scratching my head. I knew this ahead of time from reading reviews so I didn't deduct anything. I still don't know why they wouldn't just put the label on the plastic, and if they had to, a small UPC label on the box for identification.

A tip for removing the label cleanly.... 1. There is a clear plastic film on the label (not the wrapping), peel it off. 2. score the top surface of the label a little. 3. Apply PB Blaster liberally and let it soak in for a minute or two. 4. Use a razor blade (Carefully and at a very shallow angle) or a plastic sharp putty knife to scrape up the label. 5. Wash with soapy water and/or degreaser.

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These are an absolute steal. All the different sizes stack. These are very sturdy.
My single complaint is that they have applied a non-removeable label directly to the clear top. This means about a third of the top is no longer see through. The label could have been applied to the shrink wrap completely avoiding the issue.

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Good, cheap storage tote. Don't overload it. I plan to use it for all those doohickeys, watchamacallits, thingamajigs, etc. I aree with the other commenters and hopefully, HF will do something about the product label. Pain in the butt to get the product label off. I'll have to try a hair dryer or maybe use my HF heat gun to remove the label. Goof off works ok, along with a razor blade; just be careful.

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Great value, but know the limitations... If you load it out with screws, etc, the lid bows out enough for the contents (if small) to start 'trading bins'. But worse is if its got enough weight to the contents, it pops open while carrying by the handle. The great part is the bins remove so it's a bunch of portable small part bins. The labels are hell to remove.. but this works: Use a hair dryer to heat them for a couple minutes, then start lifting them off ('tease' or they rip up).. not too long. Then for the glue left on, use some duc tape to lift it. anything left, use light 'cleaner' auto polish to remove. They should change this label glue..

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Storage bin is well built and nice quality, but why did they choose to use such an obnoxious sticker on the clear lid?? The product came shrink wrapped, a non-adhesive label would have done just fine, but instead they chose to ruin this product for me.

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Like its smaller counterpart, the only to get the lable off is to soak it with naptha, xylene, or toluene. Even then it's a sticky mess to get off.

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A knock-off organizer at a nice price. Great, I thought, and bought many in several sizes. Then I tried to get the label off....
I tried hot water, denatured alcohol, acetone to no avail. Finally I used Goof-Off hoping it wouldn't craze the clear plastic as I've seen it do. Fortunately, it worked OK but I think it's ridiculous for a label under shrink-wrapping to be put on with industrial-strength glue. A water-based glue would be plenty sufficient and much less toxic to user and environment. It took about 15 minutes per unit to clean. Nuts!!!