U.S. Art Supply 96 Slot Marker Organizer & Paint Brush Holder – Marker Storage, Pens, Brushes, Colored Pencils

I like it. I read reviews saying it is not sturdy, or that the bottom does not hold the brushes in place well.I have not found those claims to be valid in my experience. I needed a brush holder that was “collapsible” to fit in my Artbin kit. This holder has a round bottom piece, a round top piece with the holes for brushes, and three triangular “legs” to assemble and use. Takes seconds to assemble, as the top and bottom of the legs are tapered, and different sizes. The legs fit nicely and tightly, without needing excess force to assemble or remove. When assembled, it is sturdy and nicely holds my brushes, from size 12 round to 000 liner brush.When I am done for the day, it comes apart easily and stores nicely in my bin.

Perfect for my paint pens. Easy to put together, holds enough paint pens for the average user.

I love this thing. I originally bought it for my felt tip pens, watercolor markers and drawing pens. I was hoping it would fit my thinner copics, but it is just slightly too small. My one huge complaint though is that it does not stay together at all. I have mine in a three tier rolling cart and just the action of moving the cart around or pulling pens in and out of the organizer causes it to shift left or right, and the corner posts come undone. Overall though, having to super glue the corner posts in is not a huge deal to me and way worth it for the organization this offers. The solid bottom on this means once it is glued together, I'll be able to pick the whole organizer up and move it about at will, put it in a case for travel, etc. For those of you who want to store your pens horizontally, assuming they aren't super long like Tombows, the pens should stay in when it's turned sideways (if you glue it together) though I'd suggest propping the front at a slight upwards angle at least to help yourself a bit.All in all if you're an artist or hobbyist with a bunch of small stuff to organize, these are worth it even having to glue the posts. 😊

Just as pictured. Noting fancy. Does the job.

This I was exactly what I required, holding my alcohol markers in a tiered manner making it easy to see and access each color. The corner columns fit tightly but I would suggest a touch of plastic glue to keep them from separating unless you need to disassemble regularly. Pulling the markers out can eventually pull it apart. With the addition of a properly sized bag transport of the markers for shows is a cinch.

This is a decent enough item but my thin paintbrushes fall over and sometimes slide out at the bottom. Too shallow at bottom. Wider items like magic markers or wide pens fit better and stay in place. Very easy to assemble and pretty sturdy.

Organized my ever-growing count of pens, markers, highlighters, mechanical pencils, name it. A simple yet very effective tool. Sturdy, assembling it takes about a minute.

Along with all my other hobbies, I also build model car kits. Been looking for something to manage all of my brushes and parts holders and this popped up in my feed. Took a chance - glad I did.It has 96 pockets which, oddly enough, was just about right for all the brushes, tools and parts holders I have. It even holds smaller (read: thinner) paint pens if you have them.The only downside of it is that it come apart from the base quite easily. Yes, I could add a bit of Shoo Goo or CA to it to hold it together, but then I lose the ability to break it down if I ever need to transport it. Yes, modeler building problems.5 Stars, but only 3 for Sturdiness (maybe 2.5 since it falls apart alot).