Bosch L-BOXX-2 Stackable Tool Storage Case

As an IT pro, I need to be ready to tackle a variety of projects on a daily basis. Keys to being successful and a true jack of all trades are to be organized and to be prepared. These LBOXX's are the coolest way to keep things organized and on the go. I'm not hunting for things in a big rolling box--I'm finding everything in it's place much more quickly. I use 5 of them right now, and they carry everything I need to tackle any project. Here's what works for me: LBOXX-3: Network patch cables, surface mount boxes, and USB patches and extension cables. LBOXX-1 with Insert Set: Fasteners of all types for mounting racks, cabinets, and wall-mount brackets. LBOXX-1 with Insert Set: Networking tools, jacks, plugs, test gear, and such. LBOXX-1 with Insert Set: Drill bits and driver sets for masonry, steel, wood, and assembly. LBOXX-2: Makita 18v LiOn drill/driver, 18v LiON impact driver, charger, and 3 batteries. I ended up making my own foam dividers with leftover server packing material rather than shelling out another $25 for the LBOXX foam kit. Works well for me, and keeps things from rattling around. They all stack and lock nicely, fit very well in the back of my RAV4. With my setup, this stack can get pretty heavy--a folding cargo dolly does the trick. Sure, they are a bit pricey, but the cost is easily offset by how much more efficiently I can work, how easy they are to transport, and how easy they are to rack in my storage area. If you have a cargo van, these are compatible with the Sortimo shelf systems (since they are made by the same company). You'll also find that some new Bosch tools are now packaged in these boxes, so they fit right in with your setup. Quality is very good, and the insert bins with some of the boxes give you a lot of flexibility with your storage needs. Very highly recommended!

These Bosch storage boxes are made by Sortimo. They're hard plastic that protects the contents. They are stackable and lock together so that you can lift multiple boxes together from the handle on the top box. They have two handles -- one on the front edge so you can lift it like a briefcase and a large handle on the top. There are two clips, one on each side, that lock the box into the box below when stacked. You do need to align the boxes to get them to lock in though and that can be a bit finicky some times. They are designed to self align once you're "close" though. Unlocking a box from the box below it is easy - simultaneously press the releases on the latches on each side. My only worry with these boxes is how much weight they can carry before the top handle or latches fail. So far though, I've never broken one.

good heavy duty Bosch product. fits the Bosch tool holder perfectly

This is a second-generation L-Boxx 2. This is slightly different in dimensions than the old ones. It will still interlock with the old ones, though. The big new feature of the second-generation Sortimo L-Boxx cases (these are Bosch branded but Sortimo-made) is that you can open a second-generation case with a case attached to it, meaning if you have three stacked and want to open the middle one, or the bottom one, you can without unstacking them. With the first generation you would have had to remove the cases on top of the one you wanted to open. This is handy, though not quite as handy as it sounds. If the case above the one you are opening is relatively well-laden, you need to take great care to prevent the weight of the case above from tearing the top of the case below right off at the hinge. So in practice, if you are keeping these full of tools, you still need to remove the cases above to open the case you want to get into. The second generation cases do feel lighter and less robust than the first generation cases, which are themselves frighteningly thin. In my experience, these trade material mass for clever engineering. They have crazy honeycomb patterns molded in, and while they feel like they will break easily, I have never broken one. Having uniform interlocking cases is awesome. It keeps your tools really well organized. The organization is only as good as the organizational scheme you come up with, of course, but if you put some time and thought in, the results are great. When I have a task, I carry the box or two I need over, then put everything back and return the boxes to the stack. If you are looking to step up efficiency, jobsite organization, or to make a professional impression on clients, this is a great way to do it. On the negative side, these Gen 2 boxes don't work with the Gen 1 divider cups and trays. Bosch doesn't really sell any accessories that fit in these. This is a shame, Sortimo makes some very cool stuff for these. If you don't mind getting clever with plywood and foam, you can do this yourself, but some buyers might not wish to. There seems to be no other game in town for Sortimo product in the US, so buyers are stuck with Bosch's limited offerings. 3rd party peeps with 3D printers do fill the gap a little, I got some great 3D-printed mounting clips for mine so I could clip them down to a furniture dolly and wheel stacks of them around. Bosch sells a dolly too, but it's $80. What?! A plastic dolly for $80? That brings us to the other big negative here: cost. These are quite pricey for a molded plastic tool box. Bosch is utterly shameless about pricing these. They don't include them with any of their tools, like Festool. They don't even offer any kind of combo packages. All the other tool brands do interlocking cases now, and many of the other brands do a much better job of making the cases a good value for their customers. I buy these when I can catch them on sale. When I bought my first L-Boxx, I thought "this is nice, but what a rip off." I came back for more, though– they really have added a lot of efficiency to my workflow and reduced clutter substantially. If they threw these in with their costlier tools, and if Bosch (or, better yet, someone else) would offer all the great accessories available for these on the European market, this would be a 5-star item for me.

I recently purchased the BOSCH L-BOXX-2 Stackable Tool Storage Case in Blue, and it has been a game-changer for my tool organization. This product is simply fantastic! The first thing that caught my attention was the robust build quality. It feels sturdy and durable, and I have no doubt it will withstand the rigors of my demanding job. The blue color gives it a sleek and professional appearance, which I appreciate. The interior is incredibly versatile with its customizable dividers. I can easily configure it to accommodate a wide range of tools, ensuring that everything has its designated place. The clear lid is a thoughtful addition, allowing me to quickly identify the contents without opening the case. The stackable feature is a game-changer for me. I own several BOSCH L-BOXX cases, and they fit perfectly on top of each other, saving valuable space in my workshop. The latches are secure, and I have peace of mind knowing my tools are safe and protected. Transporting this case is a breeze thanks to the comfortable handle. Whether I'm moving it around my garage or taking it to a job site, it's easy to carry. Overall, I couldn't be happier with the BOSCH L-BOXX-2 Stackable Tool Storage Case in Blue. It has not only improved the organization of my tools but also enhanced the efficiency of my work. If you're looking for a high-quality, stackable tool storage solution, I highly recommend this product!

Llegó antes de lo acordado apesar de que venía en su empaque original tenía unos arañazos eso es lo único que no me gustó si venía en su caja original sellada no tenía porque traer rañazos

Me gustó mucho la rigidez del producto y aunque vienen las dimensiones en la página lo imaginé un poco más grande. Lo uso para guardar puntas y brocas medianas, es bonita y funcional .

I have had a full set of these for about a week and I am very impressed with the overall quality and build. The organization these allow you is great. I don't think they allow the same protection as the blow mold cases but they are more then adequate. I wouldn't want to drop them loaded from six feet but in the garage and in the back of the truck they will work great. I do have two complaints: 1) the 1 and 1a boxes don't have the deep hand holds on the side at the latches. Makes lifting the box awkward as compared to the others. 2) you can not use the holes for a lock when stacked! A huge oversight if you wanted to have locks on all your boxes. The hole also places the lock to the side of the case. If you plan to use these in a "shelf system" the lock will/could cause interference.

I bought six of these boxes ...all different sizes. I store my power tools in them and keep everything organized. They stack great...very strong...and look great.