Tough Chest 38 in. 63 Gal. Mobile Tool Box

Extremely durable and if you are living in a project home. Comes in handy as a table as well

Bought 2 of these for storing HEPA vacuums to protect them. As a lead abatement contractor, we can't afford to have damaged units or compromised seals. The vacuum and accessories fit perfectly and now the guys can put other materials or equipment on top without worrying about damage. The chest itself is super tough I have no doubt it will more than meet my expectations. I like the aluminum handels on each side on top of the chest as it will make it easier for 2 guys to load and unload from the work vans. I love the idea of the telescoping handle, just not sure if it will hold up to the abuse it will take on the job.

I bought this for storage out at the stables. It should be great for that because it is big, has wheels and a handle to pull it. But the latch broke the second day out at the stables. I don't even know how because it was just broken when I came back but really it should not have broken that easily. I have "fixed" it with zip-ties. But all I had to do was look at the Dewalt chest next to mine to see that it also has a broken latch.

I bought 10 of these so far. These are superior to Husky and Stanley because the clamps are better. I could have bought a 63 Gallon command tote for 1/2 and feel my money is well spent on these. They are watertight with gasket and so many times more heavy duty. All standars consumer storage bins break way to easy. Stop throwing your money away. The only things I fault them for is the weak pull out handle and lack of end lift points. As well, when stacking and transporting, I don't like how the top one slides off without clamping. Lastly, I want some shorter size that have the same foot print that stacks well on the big tote. Almost forgot, the smaller size Dewalt boxes need to be a better size for stacking side by side on the top so they are uniform. After we are done moving, we will have one for Christmas wrapping, several for clothes, and several for tools. At 89 tax each, I feel the money was well spent because all the Rubbermaid, Sterilite, Command etc just do not last. The lids break, the tubs break, they keep switching the sizes so you end up with a bunch of mismatched orphaned tubs and lids. @Dewalt, please contact me, I have several suggestions.one last thing. I would like to see that the plastic is the most durable possible and would gladly pay extra for the assurance. They need to be rigid yet take a sharp impact without blowing g chunks out of them. These seem similar in durability to my 15 year old Conticos.

Purchased as a horse tack trunk and it works well. Searched everywhere for a caddy/tray to fit on top and ended up with the Stanley STST41001 tote tray. It fits as if it came with the box, I HIGHLY recommend it for use with this box if you're looking for a way to organize.

Have one.... loved it. My cousin bumped it with the latches down up at camp. That little nudge sideways against the latch caused the extremely thin plastic that holds the latch to the chest to just crack off. Tried gluing it back with crazy glue.... no luck. A touch delicate to be labeled tough chest.

This rolling tool box is great. I look inside and see slots and various protruding plastic. Does DeWalt have tips on how to take advantage of these features ? I'm not a carpenter, I'm using it for motorcycle spare parts, cables, small boxes.

I happily shelled out the $79.99 for Dewalt knowing that this box would be better than buying a big Tupperware container to house my saws, so that they don’t get rained on in the back of my truck. The wheel feature is nice, but as I wheeled it to work, for the first project ever, the box lightly bumped a door, and the latch fell off, clanging onto the floor. At first it appeared the latch was still useable, but it appears now that it won’t stay on. Now I don’t know what to do with it or my saws.

Purchased this DWST38000 Tough Chest on 9/21/20.It arrived at my house on 9/24/20. Took it to work on 9/28/20. Rolled it out of office and on the way to my truck it fell over and the back corner hit the concrete. Keep in mind the container was empty. When I got to my truck top load it I noticed the entire top part from the corner to where it latches was cracked. So this thing tipped over while empty and broke. Don't buy it is my recommendation as it isn't tough as advertised.