DeWalt Part Organizer Insert Boxes

Outer Box Model: DeWalt DT70801
Outer Box Advantages:
1. Transparent lid for easy viewing of internal part numbers;
2. Stackable (can be locked together) and very stable when multiple boxes are stacked;
3. Made of ABS material, very sturdy unlike most other dividers which are made of PP material;
4. Inexpensive—after much searching, this DeWalt box is the cheapest;
5. Appropriately sized for storage in a large toolbox.

Insert Box Advantages:
1. Well-designed to fit perfectly inside the outer box; in testing, only 0.5MM or smaller shims slipped through the gaps (this cannot be solved because the lid is not flat, it has grooves);
2. Easy to label—existing boxes are inconvenient for labels, making organization difficult; this box allows machine-printed or handwritten labels on ordinary paper, making labeling simple and effective; recommended label size: 5.5mm*30mm;
3. Available in multiple colors; currently, red is the most visually appealing;
4. Modular design—small boxes and inner boxes can be freely combined as needed for easy changes;
5. Easy part access: simply take out the box and pour the parts directly into your hand (Do you have the experience of being unable to take out screws or washers, or scratching your nails while trying? Don’t ask how I know; this is something that causes a lot of frustration).

Use Cases:
1. Parts Storage: This combination's smallest unit is very compact, ideal for users with limited space, such as those using balconies; it can be disassembled if space is limited, or stacked if space is available; affixing labels to the sides helps with finding parts. For example, I need to store this in a storage cabinet made from Makita toolboxes, and larger boxes are much less practical.
2. On-the-go Parts: When carrying several types of specific parts, it is often difficult to get them out of a large box, find a suitable place to put them, manage the quantity you need, or put the remaining parts back. In this situation, the versatility of this parts box shines; simply take out the small boxes containing the needed parts and reassemble them into a project-specific parts box, thus eliminating the aforementioned pain points.