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The orange one has steel liners and that makes it heavier, even though the liners have been drilled to lighten them. It adds rigidity to the panels and makes the whole package thicker.

The blade steel makes the orange one a no brainer. I like them both.

I JUST got done doing my edge retention testing on it. It performed like 3cr13 with a good heat treatment. 2 1/2 hours of nonstop cardboard cutting on an 18° per side mirrored edge. It did exactly as well as I expected.

I thought the blade steel was d2

I bought a few the other day and realized how good it was and went back and got 10 more… My store was down to about two dozen white ones left. Better get them before they’re gone.

Can you confirm the blade steel on the new one?

How do you know it has ceramic bearings?

I picked one up the other day. I love this thing! I also have the orange original. I took the white one and used RIT dye and made it like a really dark purple. It came out amazing. For anybody wanting a different color of this knife I would suggest trying RIT dye. You should be able to get it at your local Walmart or possibly the grocery store. My local Ingles had it.

now if hf would come out with a lower box. as there drawers are on rollers. and there is a lid stop for the top cover. plus 1/2 the cost.

I prefer to carry white because it is slim. Orange is great but bulky and a tad clunky. And white is only 5$. Orange has been tucked away as back up.

Looks like a nice stocking stuffer!

How many times did I say "Really can't complain"? HAHAHA

Lets be honest, no one is buying this combo for the lanyard or the multi-tool, lol. I just picked one up today and love it. It's currently the best knife i own.

Don't feel bad. My 49cc scooter had a tag saying MOPED. For a time, it was a requirement of state law. If i put it on the road again it'll have to have a different kind of tag.

Yes. I'd like to see a road trip.

g10 and D2....what not to love?

Just need more drawer travel!

looks like a nice knife for the price.

Do you know anything about the new 5’x10’ trailer harbor freight is coming out with.

Popular brand ,considering they are China made.

I want one...real bad. I was checking out the red one, but you can't go wrong with black.

When I went to get one they were gone. One of the staff said they were gone the same day they hit the shelves.

This is just like women and the Stanley mugs. I don't get it.

Won't be in stock at my Harbor Freight store until their black Friday sale. Can't even order one off their website.

Love the general and for $20 it's a steal. Only drawback.... the drawers don't pull out very far.

What is the point of these? Is it a jewelry box for your lesbian girlfriend?

Good review, thanks🇺🇸

all my knives

Don't do dumb music, Dale.

"i know this was a little long" bro, the video right under yours is from Price Kustoms also about the US general mini toolbox and it's 23 minutes long...... i think im okay with the 6 minutes

Got the Kobalr for her jewelry and the runners suck. Did what i could with parafin. Getting the Harbor thx for the tip.

I don't think any company would do this, but having stackable bottom halves would be a game changer, and having a way to lock them together would be great. Personally I'd like the entire thing to be able to lock the drawers and doors, along with some kind of option for carry handles, to make the ecosystem portable. I'd also like to see variation in bottom boxes, such as one with only standard drawers, one with only medium drawers, and one with one of those pivoting doors that slides back so that you can have an open cubby. Look at what the prosumer brands are doing with their stacking toolbox systems, why can't we have something similar with metal toolboxes, it'd proved better individualized organization. Though one thing I do want, that I haven't personally seen from any company, is removable drawers with a no-hassle system to put the drawers back in place, if I can make an organized tool tray within any of these box ecosystems I'd also like to be able to separate that tray from everything else when needed. Full-sized boxes are nice for bulk storage, but when you properly organize them one drawer can easily span three to five tool categories, and there's not a simple way to individualize those categories so that you're only picking out what set you need at any given time; individualization leads to better efficiency, especially when you can just grab a fully individualized set at a given moment and not have to worry about the rest of the shared drawer. If I could get a set like what I'm describing, go three or four boxes tall and three boxes wide, this ecosystem would be better organized and far easier to use than a toolbox of similar internal dimensions; now imagine having a wall of these things. And it's not just about individualization within a group of toolboxes, you could fully separate sets of tools, I could have a box that stays at a particular workbench, like all of my electronics kits staying inside in a dedicate room while all of my woodworking and mechanics kits stay in the garage, now expand that to other hobbies such as leatherworking, stained glass stuff, you could probably build out a decent sewing kit with the right style of drawers and cubbies, etc., I wouldn't even mind having one of these on/in a desk for item storage. The only tools that don't really fit the ecosystem are larger ones, like torque wrenches and breaker bars, diagnostic tools, or massive material working tools like hole saws that're above six inch diameters. For now, mini toolboxes feel like a trend, one of those typical Black Friday and Father's Day gifts, a novelty item. But with the right choices they could be just as useful as any stacking toolbox system, just without bulk storage. If people learn how to properly organize their tools, and have a system that promotes that kind of organization, smaller toolboxes that can tesselate into an ecosystem is actually far more beneficial for most people in most environments due to raw efficiency of the organization of the ecosystem.

My '87 Helix needed a carb cleaning. A carb rebuild kit was $20.00, A whole new carb was $25.00. I just bought a new carb and threw it in. Works perfectly. Ordered from Amazon.

I can almost guarantee that there will not be a single one of these in most stores come black friday. They fly off the shelves right now

Thank you! Very informative, what is your screen saver?!

Dammit HF. Looks like I gotta buy one now. I'll put it with my Toolbox in the shop and leave the Kobalt one on my office desk

Does it fit on the kobolt bottom chest?

Drawer clearance needs to be better on the USG. The Kobalts come out all the way...the USGs don't. WHY?

I like it! You also need a drawer for watches.

Nice looking little box. The beveled/rounded edges on the top are a nice touch, and the black handles also. I've got the Kobalt (actually, got my wife the pink model), and the Menards "Performax" model, which is also a super deal at $11, but only available in black, and sold out around me. I didn't even know Kobalt had the bottom box! That would be great to see from US General. Hopefully, my local HFs will get it back in stock before Black Friday, and even more colors would be fantastic!

I use mine for all my tig supply at work

HF is gonna sell a f*%# ton of these…

I wish that they had a matching bottom box like the kobalt has... Other than that, its definitely the better choice!!

Just pick mine up tonight. Can't wait to unbox it.

I like how it already comes with the liners unlike the Kobalt

The should come out with some mini bottom and middle boxes.

Looks good for storing my rechargeable batteries and charger.

The bearings sealed the deal. I wanted the kobalt but the slides were crap.

Didn’t even know they had these.

I’ll pick up a couple of the Harbor Freight boxes. A good Christmas gift for boys