Perler Beads Storage Container Set, 12 pcs, Tall Cylinders, Count...

Got this to store small projects with a case that could have a little perler stash for when I travel for craft fairs. Reasonable price, clear coloring so I can see everything, I can organize all of my small projects in one bin! It fits great in my tote bag! One issue. Wheres the handle??? I looked all over the box, in the paper that was in the box, on the floor of my house, outside in the driveway, theres no handle. For me this is going to be fine, Ill be ordering another to connect as a travel stack so I can carry even more beads! Please send a handle next time!

Works great, easy the stack, easy to organize, with they had more lids

It's a very satisfying tool to use. I got two of them, one for black and one for orange (my favorite color). It very rarely jams, and when it does, pushing the button more will fix it. Very well-engineered item.

These holders are awesome! The only complaint I have is that the middle divider doesn't come out. Other than that they satisfied my neurotic soul!

The media could not be loaded. They take some getting used to, and youll get better at these, but it never gets easy. You have to concentrate, have steady hands, and pull the trigger smoothly to lay the beads on. You will need good lighting, and wear your glasses if you need them. Your eyes will get exhausted. Im an artist slash doodler, so my hands are really steady. I used this pen to lay down a bunch of one color beads, but they do not work well in tight areas. Adding a straw to the tip and cutting the excess helps a little. The trigger gets jammed and sometimes takes force to press, so it will have your pen moving and beads not landing right. However, I think the pen was somewhat an investment and it did help me save a little bit of time, from the arm movements when you get beads with tweezers and move your hand to place them on the board. With the pen, you dont gave to move your arm back and forth to get beads. What slowed me down the most was having to shake the pen to get the beads into the chamber. 75-80% of the time was spent on doing this. Me and my cousin were laying down beads. He was using tweezers and me, the pen. He was going twice as fast as me on his perlers because I was busy shaking the pen most of the time. I got really good at techniques for shaking the pen, but even that didnt help me enough.