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This is not the robust case you might be hoping for.The case itself is rather thin and flexy, and the hinges are the half open snap-in type which typically tend to snap-out when the case is fully opened. Thankfully these ones don't have the awkward notch which, on really poor cases, essentially forces the thing apart.The catches have similar snap-in fitting, typical of cheap plastic cases. They are very thin and seem to be made of that hard plastic which becomes extremely brittle with exposure to sunlight. I fully expect them to fade and break off in short order. Mine actually arrived with a small piece broken from one of the snap-in clips. This must have happened during assembly, since the parts are still snapped in and can't be stressed that way just sitting idle.This is no match for the blow-molded case you might have got "free" with your tool if only you'd spent a few pounds more, although it does offer more usable space. If it had 3mm more depth it might fit the SDS drill I bought it for, but I would still think twice. Probably better for light-weight, light-duty indoor tools (assuming case abuse roughly matches tool abuse).(The built-in drill bit holder takes 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10mm drills. A shame since the kind of tool this is most suited for might be better off with closer spaced smaller drills - say 1..6mm in 0.5mm steps)

My old Black and Decker corded drill (30 years old and still going strong) came with a steel case. That is very heavy, battered and has sharp edges so I decided to get a new drill case. It was a choice between this and the Art Plast ARL case (also available through Amazon). I bought this as it was a few quid cheaper. Fits the drill fine but could be a bit more sturdy. There were also a few areas where the moulding process left excess plastic and needed to be triming with a craft knife to handle comfortable to hold. Not a big problem but quality control could be better. Maybe should have gone with the Art Plast case. This is adequate however, especially if you don't want to spend more thzn a tenner. Don't know how robust it will be over time and I certainly wouldn't want to use it on a job site but as a DIY'er case it should be ok.

My Mum bought this for my husbands birthday as the catches on the previous one snapped off.I arrived quickly within a few days. He loves it & can get his drill & all bits & bobs that go with it in the same case. The catches are very sturdy & don't flip open like the original case.Easy to transport & stores flat.

I was a bit worried this might turn out to be a flimsy failure - not at all. Writing this after a few months I use it for a cordless drill and a pile of loose hand tools, and it's standing up to the mistreatment. The outside compartments haven't popped open even wen the lid is dropped - something I was pretty sure would happen. The only reason I hesitated over giving it 5* is that the lid needs to be aligned - it doesn't just line up nicely every time.I wouldn't buy it if I needed a tool box for a living, but as a regular DIYer it's pretty good

Well made and good size. I bought me to hold a 20v cordless orbital saner which it does along with two spare batteries, the charger and some sanding discs. If it had been a pound or two cheaper would most likely given it 5 stars.

Really useful case. It takes both my battery and mains drill, charger, mains lead, HSS drills, Rawlplugs, screws, 3 x long masonry drills, driver bits and more, in fact it's taken the place of two separate boxes. No need to doubt this case or the seller, very quick.I'm well pleased.Don. Croydon

Perfect for storing all those odds along with the drill. I find when some drill/screwdriver bits get lost or broken I just buy a new pack. Then you have lots just rolling around in a box. This solved all my problems.

The tool case is very-good for the price, It holds my hammer-drill well + lead, And of course on the outside of the case you have 3 compartments for your drills and bits, This is a good buy for the price.