Repurpose Broken Plastic Drawers

I have 4 of these. They took the place of random storage in plastic bags and the bottom of drawers. I like them because they are waterproof and secure, yet easy to open without breaking a fingernail, unlike some other competitors. Not expensive and highly recommended.

After about 3 broken plastic catchers I finally ponied up the dough for this and was so happy with it that I bought another for my other Photo Booth... its twice the price of the plastic ones but so much better...

Perfect replacement for broken clip. Wish there was less plastic or a better material for it but it works fine.

It works! It costs a small fortune for a plastic ring!!! It can be broken if you drop it which is why I had to buy this one!

I have had another plastic one that broke after less than 6 months, so I was looking for something that will last ... a little longer. I can't say that this one can't be broken, but one would certainly have to work hard on that and use some tools eg. hammer ;) Made of aluminium alloy it's also rather lightweight . Definitely worth your $$$. I appreciate B&H staff advice - they not only understood what I am looking for, but also knew the correct answer - thank you!

These standard jewels cases are well made heavy plastic and well packed. Not one broken or cracked.

Overall good and very durable, the only negative side it has a plastic clips if it gets broken it will break the laptop. it won't hurt the environment if they make steel clips.

I think I've broken half a dozen plastic adapters like this and am DONE.� This are solid and can handle the torque and pressure you need without breaking.� Had the Hero5 Black on a Jet Truck doing 300mph, plastic would've never handled the torque to keep in secure.� Highly recommend

The tripod works great but had several broken parts when it arrived. The tripod was packaged perfectly, however, there were two broken plastic leg connectors to the tripod mount. They were both broken in the same place. It looks like a design error. Aluminum would work so much better. Instead of shipping back, I used contact cement and it is holding great. I am not using the tripod for binoculars. If I were, it would have gotten only one star. It is being used for a Vixen Polarie camera tracker. Once I have it set for Polaris, the vertical axis never has to be moved besides some fine adjustment. It handles the Polarie just perfectly and it is so much less expensive than other alternatives.

If you have and love the FS7 you need this shock mount along with two other items. I use a FS7 cheeseplate from Small Rig. That plate allows me to screw this Wooden Camera shock mount and an extension arm (also by Wooden) into the camera. It's rock solid! Yes the Wooden mount is made of heavy plastic. But it has HEAVY plastic and strong machine screws as well as a large torque producing handle. I had broken the original Sony mount. I had used and broken the Rode replacement (too delicate) and now I've found this. Buy it along with the extension arm and you can attach it directly to the camera or to a cheeseplate like me.