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Question: What are the yellow flip up things (two on each side of the top section) for?
Document: I bought this to house my Cub Scout dens art/craft supplies and it has fallen apart...  One of the latches for the top compartment broke after only a week,  now the top section and bottom section separated and the tabs that hold them together have broken. I'm sorry I bought it but glad I wasn't counting on it to house my tools!
This could be a little heavier duty. I would think it wouldn't hold up so well because it is brittle. It arrived with the two bottom sections broken beyond use from shipping. I was unable to open it before the 30-day return period, so I ended up chucking those parts and using the top toolbox. Not really Amazon's fault.
It was also becoming more difficult for me to lug around a heavy tool box. If you are a serious do-it-yourselfer or in the construction business, don't even go near this product. It is not designed for rugged use. It would never withstand the rigors of a truck bed or going up or down flights of steps.There are two small containers on top which are adequate for screws, bolts, nails or whatever you might need.
These were purchased for use in a hospital. They serve there purpose for carrying light weight things. This is not for a general contractor. Some pieces broke after a month of use, but it was due to people abusing the product.
Love it but The second drawer is hard to pull out be careful you can you pull out the yellow tab out when pulling hard overall it works great for me.
Before even putting light tools in the box I wheeled it from my front room to the garage. It broke into two pieces as soon as I bumped the threshold. This should not be sold to anyone except as a child's toy. Perhaps to store small lightweight toys.
This is a handy item worth the money for crafts or hobbies...absolutely useless for heavy tools. I fight to pull out the bottom drawer where I store any quilting tools I use infrequently. Great for storing small things. I would have preferred the Stanley Fat Max but I'm of an age where lifting something that heavy is challenging.Bottom line: paint brushes, yarns, threads, scissors, etc...go for it.
When it broke, it stretched out like an accordian(Z)dumping everything in the  top drawer all over the ground followed by the contents of the bottom drawer.Good effort, poor execution!
Bought it because of size and functionability but didn't last very long. Plastic clips that hold top and bottom pieces together broke apart. Now looking for something more durable. Would not recommend.
This tool box literally broke apart after taking it out of the box. The hinges that keep the top attached to the bottom are made of plastic and as soon as we went to take it apart the hinge broke off. Wish it was of better quality, it has lots of  great compartments  and looks as if would have held lots of items
Answer: no