Still can't decide on garage cabinets

[1984_911_Porsche]

Was going to pull the trigger with slide lok, and after not hearing back from the dealer, been having second thoughts.

Anyone in So Cal have a good idea of what I should use?

Michael

 

[BoostAddiction]

I know everyone has an opinion on cabinets.

Mine is: Best quality, widest line = Lista. Nice design, lots of color options = Baldhead. THen way back are the Mill's Pride kind of thing which are cheap, available right now at Lowes & Home Depot but of comparitively low quality.

-Will

 

[z28toz06]

I know everyone has an opinion on cabinets.

Mine is: Best quality, widest line = Lista. Nice design, lots of color options = Baldhead. THen way back are the Mill's Pride kind of thing which are cheap, available right now at Lowes & Home Depot but of comparitively low quality.

-Will

Go to www.bargainnews.com There are some used listas in there for sale.

 

[JohnZ]

My main bench is made from a Craftsman ball-bearing rollaway and service cart, both with the casters removed, with a 3/4" top covered with butcher-block Formica; nice and solid, plenty of tool storage.

 

[roger55]

I used Mill's Pride from Home Depot and was very pleased with the quality.

 

[AndrewM]

Looks great Roger, but... white?

10 minutes in my garage and they'd look like preschool fingerpainting gone wild... I just have to think about working in my shop and my hands will start sweating black moly grease...

 

[PHXCUSTOMS]

Check out CSI. They got me taken care of lickety split.

I forgot the link:

csimproved.com

 

[TejasBimmer]

I am leaning towards Lista, used when I managed a machine shop back at the company I worked for in SC.

Yep, they are expensive.

 

[sharpe427]

Check these out from Sears:

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/search_10153_12605?keyword=viper&gobutton.x=32&gobutton.y=16

They seem heavier than the stuff Costco etc are selling and you can't beat stainless for a clean, sharp appearance. I have the 72" roller chest in my woodshop and have been very pleased. I think it compares well with my SnapOn but its mucho $$ cheaper.

 

[Uncle Buck]

Looks great Roger, but... white?

10 minutes in my garage and they'd look like preschool fingerpainting gone wild... I just have to think about working in my shop and my hands will start sweating black moly grease...

Well I guess that means I am not the only grubby boy when it comes to my wrench bendin/metal fabrication efforts in my shop! Same story here!

 

[nissan_crawler]

Well I guess that means I am not the only grubby boy when it comes to my wrench bendin/metal fabrication efforts in my shop! Same story here!

Count me in. I like to set stuff on fire, another reason I like steel for everything possible. My workbench has been set on fire 6 times in the last 2 years.

 

[kwb210]

I bought cabinets from Grizzly Products, www.grizzly.com, yes, they are white, but I got the idea from the auto mechanic i use for my cars. He has the bench in white and then covered the top w/ stainless. Quite bullet proof. I'll have the 4 door cabinets over 3 of my work benches, one of which is a ******** and very ugly metal bench. Actually my favorite. Can hoist up a transmission on to her and wrench away.