New Tool Box...Whada Think?
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Love it... if you don't mind, what did you have to give?
OP
Publiclinks
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$1695 + Shipping = Just under $2k
wow. great deal...
DOM!
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Publiclinks said:
Decent price! Looks nice!
Are the drawers ball bearing?
OP
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Yep...all Ball Bearing...many of them with twin supports on each side
l_bilyk
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CSPS i suspect?
OP
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Nope....NOT CSPS...Here are the details of the box...
A 60 inch long Stainless Steel Rolling Tool Chest Workstation with 19 drawers and 3000 pound capacity to meet the needs of the high-end garage or any other place where you need multiple drawers to hold serious amounts of items and weight.
Includes many features you rarely see, but always have wanted, like divided drawers to separate your small items, a pull-out work shelf for clean working space, and a file drawer to keep your important documents at your finger tips!
Features:
*Overall Size: 60" wide by 48" tall by 26" deep
*18 gauge 304 stainless steel construction
*19 drawers (powder coated rolled steel with stainless steel surface)
*3000 lb. Capacity, stable and easy to move
*Double-wall side panels
*One stainless steel pull-out work shelf
*Black anodized aluminum pulls for each drawer
*Dividers in two drawers - these are removable
*Black rubber pads in all drawers
*One drawer that holds file folder hangers for all your important paperwork
*Heavy duty, ball bearing slides, 160lb capacity for each slide (Large drawers have 2 slides with 320lb capacity except file folder drawer)
*Four keyed locks
*Six 5" casters, two with brakes
*Recessed handles
*Comes fully assembled except for casters
*Regular retail price on this toolbox is $2299
*This is NOT a CSPS toolbox you find at Costco, or a cheaper two-piece box!
These tool chests have been custom manufactured to our specifications with all the features our customers demanded!
A 60 inch long Stainless Steel Rolling Tool Chest Workstation with 19 drawers and 3000 pound capacity to meet the needs of the high-end garage or any other place where you need multiple drawers to hold serious amounts of items and weight.
Includes many features you rarely see, but always have wanted, like divided drawers to separate your small items, a pull-out work shelf for clean working space, and a file drawer to keep your important documents at your finger tips!
Features:
*Overall Size: 60" wide by 48" tall by 26" deep
*18 gauge 304 stainless steel construction
*19 drawers (powder coated rolled steel with stainless steel surface)
*3000 lb. Capacity, stable and easy to move
*Double-wall side panels
*One stainless steel pull-out work shelf
*Black anodized aluminum pulls for each drawer
*Dividers in two drawers - these are removable
*Black rubber pads in all drawers
*One drawer that holds file folder hangers for all your important paperwork
*Heavy duty, ball bearing slides, 160lb capacity for each slide (Large drawers have 2 slides with 320lb capacity except file folder drawer)
*Four keyed locks
*Six 5" casters, two with brakes
*Recessed handles
*Comes fully assembled except for casters
*Regular retail price on this toolbox is $2299
*This is NOT a CSPS toolbox you find at Costco, or a cheaper two-piece box!
These tool chests have been custom manufactured to our specifications with all the features our customers demanded!
MXtras
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Wow! Nice find!
Pack it up and ship it to me now - I will break it in and give you a complete report of how well it performs. Thanks.
Scott
Pack it up and ship it to me now - I will break it in and give you a complete report of how well it performs. Thanks.
Scott
l_bilyk
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Soooo has this box been "custom manufactured" by CSPS?
Ign
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I think it's cool, nice find.
supercharged
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i never cared much for the stainless boxes until now. i like the workstation layout much better than the tall style. nice
OP
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I am no mind reader, so I guess I just have to go by what they claim. If either you or wilbilt would like to donate an extra $10k so that I can get a Snap-On or Matco, then I would gladly accept it.l_bilyk said:
BoCRon
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I know little to nothing about toolboxes, but that sure is pretty! I'd like to put it in my kitchen!
I'm sure you'll enjoy it and get alot of great use out of it.
Annette
I'm sure you'll enjoy it and get alot of great use out of it.
Annette
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Thanks Annette! I hope I like it as much as I think I will. I talked to the sales guy today and apparently it weighs 600 pounds EMPTY! It must be built like a tank!BoCRon said:
Brandon
DIGGER_DAVE
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Publiclinks said:
Are you sure you didn't leave a ZERO off the end of the price??
That ALMOST looks too good to be true! The stainless alone is worth that much!!
Report back when it's sitting in YOUR shop; and let us know if it is everything they say it is.
The freight alone is going to cost a bundle!
TNToy
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You see them for sale quite often on there. Somebody lists auctions on 'em regularly.
I wouldn't want one personally since I use 'em professionally. The 600 pound ship weight, compared to 900-1,200 for a Snappy or Matco give a little hint about the comparative build quality. That said, it's probably a great deal for a fairly serious garageaholic. I'd rather have that than a comparatively-priced Craftsman or Kobalt, I *think*. I'd have to see one in person first.
Let us know what you think. The only things I disliked about the ad on EBay were (1)I would wish for one of those banks to be full of about 10 shallow drawers for things like wrenches. You need some deep drawers, but not THAT many. (2) Is the misleading pictures. It looks taller and narrower than it really is, since they're apparently taken from waist-height wihtout anyhting in the background for reference. It looks much taller in the pics than the acutual 48 inches. That's a bit high for many uses, but it will be low enough to use as a workbench of sorts, while the pics make it look more like 6 feet high or so.
Again, let us know what you think when you get it.
I wouldn't want one personally since I use 'em professionally. The 600 pound ship weight, compared to 900-1,200 for a Snappy or Matco give a little hint about the comparative build quality. That said, it's probably a great deal for a fairly serious garageaholic. I'd rather have that than a comparatively-priced Craftsman or Kobalt, I *think*. I'd have to see one in person first.
Let us know what you think. The only things I disliked about the ad on EBay were (1)I would wish for one of those banks to be full of about 10 shallow drawers for things like wrenches. You need some deep drawers, but not THAT many. (2) Is the misleading pictures. It looks taller and narrower than it really is, since they're apparently taken from waist-height wihtout anyhting in the background for reference. It looks much taller in the pics than the acutual 48 inches. That's a bit high for many uses, but it will be low enough to use as a workbench of sorts, while the pics make it look more like 6 feet high or so.
Again, let us know what you think when you get it.
Ign
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I also thought it funny how the specs say 48" high but the pics make it look more like 5 to 6'. And yeah, 600lbs isn't that heavy for a box of that size. But it should be a nice box for anything less than daily professional use