Harbor Freight Storehouse Small Parts Organizer for $7.99 - DEAL OR TRASH?

Link to buy Storehouse Small Parts Organizer : amzn.to/3RXfjaQ
20 Bin Medium Portable Parts Storage Case -
www.harborfreight.com/20-bin-...
You can also purchase the Stanley version here
amzn.to/3rXQyjW - STANLEY Organizer Box With Dividers, Removable Compartment, 25 Compartment (014725R)
This Small Parts Organizer and Storage Case by Storehouse is a great deal. it is now on sale for $7.99 each available at Harbor Freight as well as on Amazon here: amzn.to/3RXfjaQ

[@monteglover4133]

Mine lasted over 2 years in my HVAC&R service van full of crimping wire lugs, so far so good

[@JayCostaUSA]

Good to know thanks for watching!

[@216Numbskull]

A little tip to your issue in removing the sticker without causing any damage to the integrity of the box or distorting the clarity of the cover. Use the wonder lubricant of 1,000 solutions "WD-40" trust me it works! Spray a little WD-40 directly on the sticker & cover of the box, let sit for a few minutes & remove with your fingernail & a paper towel. (Do NOT use a putty knife or anything sharp) Then clean off the residue of the WD-40 with soap & water, that's all it takes. Easy-Peasy!

[@JayCostaUSA]

Will do that this weekend. Thanks for the tip and for watching!

[@billcrawford9163]

Quick tip to get those labels off of the clear plastic. Spray the label with WD40, wait about 30 min. They practically fall off.

[@JayCostaUSA]

Ill try that ASAP

[@danhartman9087]

Good video - thank you! I have used these exact organizers for woodwork screws and hardware for years, and like you - they serve their purpose well and have held up. You mentioned the one problem I also had with these - those damned labels. Acetone will melt the plastic lid. Heat gun - a real PITA and can warp the plastic. I used mineral spirits or Goo-B-Gone or Gunk Off with good results. Still a lot of scraping and peeling but far better than other options. Dab some one, let it sit a minute or two, scrape off what you can, then finish with a green scotchbrite to get the remaining gum/glue off. Anyway - great review. I'm right there with you.

[@JayCostaUSA]

Thanks for the tip. Will try it out. Thanks for watching as well!

[@tannerwest6823]

I’ve had mine for almost 2 years and have it loaded full of brass plumbing fittings, nuts, bolts etc. Still holds up well. The sticker is almost impossible to peel off without using some paint thinner or acetone but that’s my only complaint lol

[@JayCostaUSA]

Yea thats what you get from harbor freight. But still a good organizer. Thanks for watching!

[@glenschumannGlensWorkshop]

A heat gun carefully applied works well.

[@thurm101]

Those are nice.

[@JayCostaUSA]

Yeah they are perfect for what I need. Thanks for watching!

[@tonycosta3302]

There is a thin version of the Craftsman/DeWalt organizer that you have. Also, the HarborFreight organizer is a direct copy of the Stanley Pro Organizer, which is available online for $15-20. The Stanley is better quality and made in the USA. But it seems the HF are popular for light use.

[@JayCostaUSA]

Yes, I wish I got the Stanley truthfully. These are not holding up very well.

[@FeroxWJB]

Informative! Thank you! Maybe not move the camera so much tho

[@JayCostaUSA]

Thanks for watching and for the feedback.

[@HWCapps]

The Past year plastic Low quality ! Thin plastic hard to latch, if you see old thicker units Great New is NOT worth the $$ even at 30% OFF

[@JayCostaUSA]

After all this time, I am not happy with these units. Not even worth the $8.