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I have the "lightest", "flimsiest" version of one of these, and they are neither light nor flimsy.
I wouldn't use the thinnest gauge versions if I was a professional, but even that thinnest gauge version is enough for a homeowner. I store my tools in it and I've had zero issues.
Note that these are more for regular storage and a rent meant to serve as a tool chest. They are very light and flimsy
I picked up one of the pro sets (24" deep: 2 big cabinets, 2 chests, 2 small cabinets) that went on sale a year or two ago. They are neither light or flimsy, they're fantastic! I made the mistake of ordering the regular (maybe HD) cabinets at work and it's a night and day difference. If you don't go pro, go Costco, imo.
Note that these are more for regular storage and a rent meant to serve as a tool chest. They are very light and flimsy
I have the "lightest", "flimsiest" version of one of these, and they are neither light nor flimsy.
I wouldn't use the thinnest gauge versions if I was a professional, but even that thinnest gauge version is enough for a homeowner. I store my tools in it and I've had zero issues.
Man some of this husky stuff used to be like $59 on clearance back before covid. I know because I bought that husky cabinet deal with the pegboard back in like 2018.
I picked up one of the pro sets (24" deep: 2 big cabinets, 2 chests, 2 small cabinets) that went on sale a year or two ago. They are neither light or flimsy, they're fantastic! I made the mistake of ordering the regular (maybe HD) cabinets at work and it's a night and day difference. If you don't go pro, go Costco, imo.
Pro duty is the same gauge steel as heavy duty. The only difference is that pro duty has extra coating to prevent scratches, that's it, it is not thicker steel, check the specs.
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I wouldn't use the thinnest gauge versions if I was a professional, but even that thinnest gauge version is enough for a homeowner. I store my tools in it and I've had zero issues.
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I wouldn't use the thinnest gauge versions if I was a professional, but even that thinnest gauge version is enough for a homeowner. I store my tools in it and I've had zero issues.
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