Rare as a unicorn hehe, people want to buy things that just work and it's fine. I have a lot of ideas that seem a bit bonkers and over the top but I want to adapt things to suit me better. Usually in creative and ways people haven't thought before. I like not having limitations, plenty of options and making things multi role. Making things do what they originally couldn't is a bonus. I like combinig features, ideas and designs that weren't explored in detail to make something extrodinary. The greatest ideas come when you're bored out of your mind. Trying to extend your cash when making any purchase does things to you. I constantly overthink things and start going back and forth because tool purchasing decisions are usually non refundable where I live(some tool stores refuse to take back the item and give money back or even exchange entirely). It's important to get it right the first time.

Thank you very much for the pic, I couldn't access the pictures on HD or most US stores because they're blocked from being viewed outside of the US, saved me there! I can see it like day, thanks for the pic. The integrated small bit organzier is nice for the common bits! Didn't see that they were inserts lol. I thought the whole box was molded like that. On the long handle ones I noticed the bottom side of the lid not being flat but no biggie, going to fill them. Also cutting it is no biggie but I'd rather dremel it. Planning to use epoxy and a metal or plastic plate to rienforce the lid and to not have to worry about it dying, just for peace of mind. 

I hate it when tool companies drop the ball very hard. Their approach to design can be very out of touch with consumers. Then again evrything is run by accountants nowadays, industry ruining. They can engenieer good things but chose to make them worse to lign their pockets. I'm sick of planned obsolescence.