Bamboo Screwdriver Organizer - Tool Storage Organizer Workbench Desktop Rack - Hand Piler Tools Storage Holder

This is a small tool caddy that sits on a tool bench or other flat surface. It doesn’t need to be mounted on a wall or rack, and it’s completely stable as long as the surface on which it sits is level.It comes disassembled. It took me about ten minutes to put it together. The parts fit together without any issues, and all holes and slots are predrilled and precut. I did have to finish drilling out one of the pilot holes, which was drilled only about two-thirds of the way. The screws necessary for assembly are included. (Ten screws are included – you’ll need eight, so there’s two extra).The wood is bamboo, and it’s finished to furniture grade. I especially like the “catch-all” drawer at the bottom of the unit.Once it’s together, it’s very sturdy, and it sits flat with no wobbles.A couple of suggestions when putting it together. Go ahead and use a power driver or drill to get the screws started, but avoid using a power tool to finish setting the screws to final tightness. For this last step, use a screwdriver so you can “feel” when the screw is set to maximum depth. Bamboo is exceptionally forgiving, but the screws are small, and applying too much torque can strip out the anchor hole.In use, I found no tendency for the unit to tip over, regardless of the size of the tool being stored. If the tool will fit within the provided cutouts, the caddy will handle it.This is an ideal option for a handyman or weekend warrior who needs a place for screwdrivers, pliers, wire-cutters, drill bits, etc., but doesn’t have room for a peg board and wants to keep their basic tools organized.

The idea behind this organizer is great. However my issue with it is that it only works with small tools. If you use larger tools and if they fit in the holes, they tend to block other holes. Many of my tools - screwdrivers, wrenches. and pliers would not even fit in this. This reduces the usable area of the organizer. Had the organizer been larger, this would have been much better for my use.I honestly think that for someone who is into crafting, such as making bracelets, jewelry. maybe even scrapbooking, this thing would be perfect. But for my DIY workshop, it falls short. The organizer was very easy to assemble in the parts fit well together and it also came with the appropriate screws for assembly.Bottom line is that this organizer does not work for me. However, if you're someone who uses small tools, it might very well work very perfectly for you.

I need a toolkit in my greenhouse that is easy access and handy. It can set in the open and this is going to work well. I put it together in about five minutes, taking only 8 - 1 inch screws. The bottom is a tray that gives it great stability. It is small, only being about a foot long and will not take up much space. Small tools will be easy to find and grab to do small jobs.

Could be a nicely laid out tool holder, but it's too small in scale. The hole spacing on the larger holes are too close together to comfortably fit my collection of screwdrivers, and the other holes are way too small and/or narrow to fit my other tools.It is also very light duty--even if the tools had fit, I don't think I'd feel comfortable carrying it around once it was loaded up. The bottom shelf is a drawer that will freely slide out, but it doesn't feel as stable without it.If you are looking for a tool holder for tinier equipment, this might be right for you! But for now I'm looking around my workspace trying to figure out what I can even use this for.

This is a nice, light tool caddy that lets you keeps your frequently used tools handy. It comes as a flat pack and assembly is obvious and easy, with just a few screws to drive into pre-drilled holes. It sits flat and is perfectly square, and it has a nice assortment of different size and shape holes for all sorts of different tools to fit into. At the price it’s offered ($25), it really is a great value and I can highly recommend it.

Good Bamboo Screwdriver Organizer. I got this for my husband to use in his shop for his tools. However, he took it to his shop and stated that the holes are too small and too close to hold his tools so I have now got this Bamboo Screwdriver Organizer. I guess I will use it for an arts and crafts organizer. It can hold my different pencils, pens, highlighters, scissors, etc. I really like that the bottom part slides out like a drawer. Sturdy and durable. Space-saving. Handy and convenient. Good value at $25.99.

I plan to put this at the back of my workbench to hold those screwdrivers, wrenches, scissors, etc that I most commonly use. Right now they are in a tool box at a higher lever that I can see easily and it's hard to find the exact screwdriver I need to grab. It won't fit all of my screwdrivers and wrenches, but a lot of them. What I also like about this is the tray below. It moves in and out to hold those wrenches not able to fit into the slots. The wood is nice and I've pictured the instructions - both sides - so it's easy to see how quickly this goes together.

I'm using this to hold my desktop tools that I use every day to repair things around the house. It serves this purpose very well. Now, I have my most important tools in one place, so I can fix watches, locks, toys, and all the small things that break around the house.Assembly takes a while, but you only have to do it once. The wood is very good quality and gives the appearance of something that was handmade. Recommended!!