Zulkit 5Pcs Project Boxes ABS Plastic Electrical Project Case Power Junction Box Black 2.40 x 1.41 x 0.98 inch (61 x 36 x 25 mm)

I wasn't too sure when I ordered these but they are pretty well made for the price. They worked great for what I needed them for. The cover snaps on nice and secure and can be taken off multiple times without any problems.

Easily enough space for a 12V to 3V step down adapter and a garage door opener board, hardwired to a motorcycle. Easy to waterproof too.

Used this little box to make a tap shift resistor array for my truck. Worked really well, not waterproof but the two sides align very well and look great.

I like the appearance, feel and sturdiness of these plastic boxes.

I had a little project in mind when I purchased these boxes and it worked out nicely. The boxes are solidly built but easily drilled for jacks, switches, wires or whatever you need. They are small (that's what I was going for), so you have to plan out your work to get everything fit as needed, but, they are easy to work with. The covers snap into place easily and fit snugly so they won't be falling off. Nice product at a good price.

These are a handy little project box to have around. I just needed one,but I know that I will use them for other projects. I am using this project box along with a double pole, double throw switch to be a stereo selector with rca jacks. I'm building this for a friend that has two stereo players with two different speaker outputs and one set of speakers so that he can select the sterio that will go to the speakers.

Very satisfied wish I could of claimed just one but still was a good deal!

I have no idea what these are actually SUPPOSED to be used for. I drilled holes in the tops and all sides, filled them with lil' rectangles of felt, and then poured peppermint oil all over the felt (and myself). I had read somewhere that all kinds of animals HATE peppermint. There has been something coming in my front courtyard every few weeks in the early morning. It's either a squirrel (probably not...it would be there during day, too), a big turtle (that would be nice, I like turtles), an armadillo (again, I'd be okay with that), a raccoon (still okay...there is nothing resembling food in my courtyard and they're cute...and it's not like I'm letting it in my house or I'm gonna cuddle it), OR....a mouse (cute, but NO!)....or even worse....a rat (HELL NO!!!). I decided to not take chances and bought all the stuff to keep the mystery beast away that I could find. So I made these peppermint boxes to place strategically at all doors, bought several gallons of peppermint rodent repellent spray for inside my garage and around the courtyard perimeter (I'm not using it all at once, of course), and sprinkled copious amounts of cinnamon on all my mulch. This means war. I'm waging war against an unknown enemy...and I hope it's not something cute. Which is why I went with repellent rather than booby traps. Can't have cute critters being blown to smithereens in my courtyard.

When you need a quick project box and don’t want the hassle of 3D printing one, these are great. They are easy to work with, drill through easily for mounting a connector, and they’re really cheap. Recommend!

Installed digital display temperature monitors.

Excellent little project boxes. Nice solid quality at a good price. I only needed one of the 5 so having 4 as a back up was a bonus.

So far so good

First off-two people say that the boxes snap together. They do go together but screws come with them. anyway, I love them. I want to buy more now to make certain that I get the same type even though I don't need to at this time.