Select Home Depot Stores: Milwaukee 52"x22" 12-Drawer Heavy Duty Workbench Cabinet

Found 2 at the Cleveland, TN. location. They had white/standard tags with the $598 price shown. Brickseek and online don't show this price or say clearance. I went to several other stores and none had this price.

I bought one using the HD Credit card and one of their 10% off coupons.
This tool box is pretty awesome at this price. I have several of the Hart toolboxes from the walmart deal, several husky tool boxes, and one other (narrow/tall) Milwaukee tool box. This one is by far the sturdiest and heaviest (for its size). It is a rolling tank of a box.

While I was there I saw several other boxes with slashed prices.
They have one of these for $850 (Didn't take pictures).
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky.../313765820

This one was $800 (It actually shows this price online for me).
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky.../318995328

This was $700 (2 available, didn't take pictures).
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky.../302158736

i guess if your tools are from IKEA then why not. Otherwise that's a bit crappy

The Milwaukee is 18Ga steel with an angle iron frame. Husky heavy duty is 19Ga without the reinforced frame.
Drawers are rated 120 Lbs. on both models, but the Milwaukee feels nicer (slide, soft close, sturdiness).
Wood top is slightly thicker on the Milwaukee (not a big deal).
Husky has (6) 6" swivel castors for better maneuverability (Milwaukee has (2) 5" swivels, (2) straight).
Milwaukee has a way nicer push/pull handle much closer to a chunk of deadlift bar (Husky is thinner, tubular steel). Not a deal breaker.
Milwaukee is 393lbs, Husky is 440lbs.

I have (1) Husky heavy duty tool chest, (2) Husky heavy duty workbenches, (1) Milwaukee narrow tool chest, and now (1) Milwaukee workbench.

All are great for the money and I wouldn't feel bad about re-buying any of them. Pick what works best for your workspace and you will be happy with it.