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Large toolbox/workbench units made by? Any good?

1982fxr

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Never seen one in person, just curious what the quality of these things is. Guessing not too high...
 

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Zewnten

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Lista, Vidmar, Rousseau, Snap On all make their versions and they seem heavy duty. Husky or kobalt probably not
 
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DragonFireTools

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Those are also sold under DragonFire Tools ..... DEFINITELY NOT Lista / Vidmar / etc. (Not to say they are bad, but apples and oranges)

That is NOT what we sell, and are no where near the quality of our products. Our workbenches have a 14 gauge 304 stainless steel top, 16 gauge galvanized steel drawer bodies, 14 gauge drawer fronts and heavy duty drawers rated at 200 and 400 lbs. www.dragonfiretools.com
 

pelletman

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That is NOT what we sell, and are no where near the quality of our products. Our workbenches have a 14 gauge 304 stainless steel top, 16 gauge galvanized steel drawer bodies, 14 gauge drawer fronts and heavy duty drawers rated at 200 and 400 lbs. www.dragonfiretools.com
Yeah, your cabinets look MUCH nice. Not cheap though.
 

boom_bap

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Talk to any type of welder, and the heavier the table the better.

In my op, get a toolbox for tools and a workbench for work. 3/8 plate minimum, if you're welding on it, the thicker the better at least 1/2 inch. Put a proper workbench just above your toolbox or else where in your workspace. If you know anyone in the commercial construction trades, get some escalator tread from them. That stuff is really light and strong. 2 inches thick AL and hollow inside with ribbed structure, great for workbenches.

10 guage is only 1/8 of an inch for reference. 16 ga is 1/16. Thats going to bend easily. If you plop a rotor or really anything slightly heavy for that matter.
 
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