iFixitAnti-Static Project Tray - Small Parts and Screws Holder for Organization

Good quality and came in real handy when working on an MacBook Pro.

It does what it should, no crazy review required. I like it and it works fine for me as a tray/box.

As many reviewers have stated, the iFixit tray is lightweight. It won't flop over but you can't put too much pressure on it, either. I wouldn't complain if it was a 5-pack for $6.99. Figure it's $1.99 for the tray and $5.00 delivery and it's not such a bad deal.The tray itself is nicely designed with plenty of small bays for small parts and screws. I like that the walls are tall enough to keep things separated. A nicely designed, useful parts tray. I do wish the plastic was thicker.Update: The iFixit designers cleverly made the Anti-Static Tray 8.5" x 11" - the same size as a sheet of paper. This makes it easy to put labels underneath the bins helping you keep track of which tiny screw goes where. They even have a blank template on their website. Ingenious and very helpful.

This is a nicely designed simple organizational tray that allows me to keep small screws and components securely organized. I use this try for storage during repairs and when building a project I place all of the components in the individual slots to help keep the build organized. For the price if you work on electronics or build electronic projects this tray should be in your tool kit.

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I like this tray a lot; I mess with 3D printers as a hobby, as well as frequent electronic projects and small appliance repairs, and the many pockets make keeping fasteners and components sorted a breeze. It's not flimsy, thin plastic, it has some heft to it and should easily withstand frequent usage.

It’s a decent place to organize parts for a more complicated job. It’s light plastic so prone to getting jostled. That’s fine if all the components have the same screws and each goes in its own section and you’ve memorized all the different screws, but not so suited to when you want to arrange the screws by location to remind you.You know what would be killer? If the larger section were to have a magnet sheet bottom so you can arrange screws by location. I put a little phone-shaped piece of magnet sheet into the large section and it’s really helps with random screw lengths that I’m not going to remember.

This adequate for holding small items for the disassembling and reassembling small electronic items. The trap seems hardy (much more so than a plastic foam egg crate) and is transparent so items can be easily viewed. It also helps that it is anti-static so metal items don't cling to the tray and each other.