https://www.aliexpress.com/i/32855614953.html
or
https://www.aliexpress.com/ite...bea2-6e12d7ce9aa9-45

or
https://www.rubbermaid.com/food-storage

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Originally posted by Patriot:

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Originally posted by MNSIG:
https://www.midwayusa.com/prod...100991919?pid=858581

Promising...thanks...

If you go with MTM try and get the newer boxes that have a hinge instead of the flexible plastic piece that isn't really a hinge.

Check ikea also, you never know.

Maybe one of these would work.

https://www.flambeaucases.com/precision

How many do you need?

link

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I use a couple cheap Index card file boxes. The cheap simple ones.

https://www.amazon.com/Emraw-I...x=index+card+&sr=8-9

Remember screwing jarS by their lids to the under side of a shelf. Cheap good solution and you can easily see whats in the jars!

Wal Mart, school section. They have “crayon boxes” of various sizes. Lids have little snap locks.
I bought a bunch a while back for storing fuses and other stuff for the travel trailer and my truck.
Only drawback is they’re cheap Chinese crap so I don’t know yet of durability and won’t be knowingly buying any more crap from china.

Don't forget to check the hobby stores like Michael's and Hobby Lobby.

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Originally posted by OKCGene:
How many do you need?

link

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Too small but thanks

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Originally posted by Patrick-SP2022:
Maybe one of these would work.

https://www.flambeaucases.com/precision

Granger had these...and they look promising but a bit too expensive each.

I use food storage containers with lockable tops that are often sold in bulk packs that contain a variety of sizes. Have found them in places such as BJs, Costco, Target, etc. The ones I use for the most part have either been retired from kitchen duty or bought on sale around black Friday. Think the last ones I bought were from Target for under $15 made by Rubbermaid, think there were about 20 or so containers in a variety of sizes. They usually are semi clear plastic so you can easily see whats in them. I then store all of them in a milk crate so that I can easily move them or take them along if I am working on a project. I have also found that the ones I use have been pretty durable, made from a similar plastic as the Plano boxes. They do make lighter weight plastic ones but I do no think they will hold up as well.

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Originally posted by Georgeair:
Jars are a pointless suggestion for many of us who have no shelf space for that, nor undercabinet mounting area.

Not to mention I'd have to eat a super-human amount of peanut butter to collect enough jars for all the different screws, nuts, bolts and washers I have.

Im going to try these from Amazon...will report back

IRIS USA Small Modular Supply Case, 10 Pack, Clear 585170

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Originally posted by Georgeair:
Jars are a pointless suggestion for many of us who have no shelf space for that, nor undercabinet mounting area.

You're supposed to screw the jar lids to the rafters like the good old days!

You could take a look at these, from the container store.

https://www.containerstore.com...d?productId=10032173

Ken

At one time, you could buy plastic containers to store your bath soap in for camping

Something like this is what I use. They are stackable. You can also put the driver bits and pilot hole drills in a compartment.

Label the box like wood screws, sheet metal screws, decking screws. If the screw is to long for a compartment. Just cut a divider out between two compartments. Say you are working a fence project you just take the whole box with you.

https://www.harborfreight.com/...?_br_psugg_q=storage

Look at the PLANO boxes for fishing, they have nice plastic boxes with or without dividers in many different sizes.

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Originally posted by ontmark:
Something like this is what I use. They are stackable. You can also put the driver bits and pilot hole drills in a compartment.

Label the box like wood screws, sheet metal screws, decking screws. If the screw is to long for a compartment. Just cut a divider out between two compartments. Say you are working a fence project you just take the whole box with you.

https://www.harborfreight.com/...?_br_psugg_q=storage

Or perhaps even better...

https://www.harborfreight.com/...organizer-95807.html

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Originally posted by jimmy123x:
Look at the PLANO boxes for fishing, they have nice plastic boxes with or without dividers in many different sizes.

That's what I use for the boat parts, screws, rivets, etc., divide as required for the parts contained.