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expiredtunabreath posted Dec 12, 2024 10:56 PM

Select Lowe's Stores: CRAFTSMAN 1000 Series 26.5" x 44.25" Steel Tool Chest Combo

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Select Lowe's Stores have CRAFTSMAN 1000 Series 26.5" x 44.25" 5 Ball-bearing Steel Tool Chest Combo (CMST22653BK) on sale for $99. Select free store pickup where available.

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About this Item:

Proudly Made in the USA with Global Materials in Sedalia, Missouri
20 - 24 ga steel construction
Full extension, ball-bearing drawer slides support 30-lb of product
300-lb load rating with 3-in x 1-in casters: One locking swivel, 2 stationery casters
Internal keyed locking system
Non-slip open weave top mat protects the surface of the rolling cabinet
10,227 cubic inches of storage
Assembled Dimensions (WxDxH) 26.5 x 14 x 44.25-in
Includes (1) Tool Chest; (1) Rolling Cabinet; (1) Top mat for the tool cabinet surface; (1) Set of keys; (1) Caster Set

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Rated 3.8 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $50 lower than the next best comparable prices starting from $149.

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Note: Pricing and availability for pickup may vary by location.

About this Item:

Proudly Made in the USA with Global Materials in Sedalia, Missouri
20 - 24 ga steel construction
Full extension, ball-bearing drawer slides support 30-lb of product
300-lb load rating with 3-in x 1-in casters: One locking swivel, 2 stationery casters
Internal keyed locking system
Non-slip open weave top mat protects the surface of the rolling cabinet
10,227 cubic inches of storage
Assembled Dimensions (WxDxH) 26.5 x 14 x 44.25-in
Includes (1) Tool Chest; (1) Rolling Cabinet; (1) Top mat for the tool cabinet surface; (1) Set of keys; (1) Caster Set

Editor's Notes

Written by ValPal2011 | Staff

Rated 3.8 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $50 lower than the next best comparable prices starting from $149.

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Written by tunabreath

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Model: 1000 Series Tool Chest & Rolling Cabinet, 5 Drawer, Black, 27 in W x 14 in D x 44-1/4 in H

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Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
12/23/24	Lowe's	$99	20
11/08/23	Ace Hardware	$149	10
12/12/19	Lowe's	$99	1

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jamesl

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I own this. The top of this is pretty small and the metal is thin. I don't think you could use it as a workbench.

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jswilliams75

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I think I have this one, it's fine for a small, cheaper rolling box set.. This is pre-inflation pricing which is nice to see. I'll probably grab another set.

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CT200H

Dec 13, 2024 2:27 AM

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Is this a good deal? I just want to organize my loose tools and use the top of the base unit to work on stuff since I don't have a dedicated workbench….

jamesl

Dec 13, 2024 2:45 AM

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Quote from CT200H

Is this a good deal? I just want to organize my loose tools and use the top of the base unit to work on stuff since I don't have a dedicated workbench….

I own this. The top of this is pretty small and the metal is thin. I don't think you could use it as a workbench.

jswilliams75

Dec 13, 2024 3:02 AM

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jswilliams75Dec 13, 2024 3:02 AM

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I think I have this one, it's fine for a small, cheaper rolling box set.. This is pre-inflation pricing which is nice to see. I'll probably grab another set.

katncaed

Dec 13, 2024 3:33 AM

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katncaedDec 13, 2024 3:33 AM

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The metal on this is about as thick as a coke can. But $100 is a great price if you can find it. Just know this is not meant to be overloaded or roughed up.

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trnsilver

Dec 13, 2024 3:54 AM

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Quote from katncaed

The metal on this is about as thick as a coke can. But $100 is a great price if you can find it. Just know this is not meant to be overloaded or roughed up.

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So if I just want to put basic home tools away, this would be fine? Wrenches, hammers, nails, screws, caulk, etc.

ShelbyGT500

Dec 13, 2024 4:05 AM

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ShelbyGT500Dec 13, 2024 4:05 AM

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Bought one of these for $99 in 2016 from sears(i think). Ive overloaded the drawers and packed the top with a pile of tools, lid open. If the construction is the same(doubt it) its decent for a small set of tools. One step above a carrying tool box. I outgrew it quickly.

stasis

Dec 13, 2024 4:12 AM

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stasisDec 13, 2024 4:12 AM

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I had a similar one from Sears long time ago. It didn't have ball bearings back then. This newer CRAFTSMAN 1000 Series is made of 20-ga steel which is better than non-heavy duty Kobalt's 22-ga Smilie

I'd pick one up as a dedicated power tool storage if there's one in-stock nearby.

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trnsilver

Dec 13, 2024 6:52 AM

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Quote from stasis

I had a similar one from Sears long time ago. It didn't have ball bearings back then. This newer CRAFTSMAN 1000 Series is made of 20-ga steel which is better than non-heavy duty Kobalt's 22-ga Smilie

I'd pick one up as a dedicated power tool storage if there's one in-stock nearby.

Does the top box come off separate as a tool box?

There's three by me was thinking about getting one tomorrow.

ChiefAlchemist

Dec 13, 2024 10:32 AM

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"Full extension, ball-bearing drawer slides support 30-lb of product"

I realize it's only $100 but 30 lbs per drawer feels like something from Ikea. Tread lightly team.

katncaed

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Quote from trnsilver

So if I just want to put basic home tools away, this would be fine? Wrenches, hammers, nails, screws, caulk, etc.

Yeah, exactly what this is for.

fiveohfour

Dec 13, 2024 12:24 PM

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Quote from katncaed

The metal on this is about as thick as a coke can. But $100 is a great price if you can find it. Just know this is not meant to be overloaded or roughed up.

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Any suggestions to look around for used locally at a similar price? Something ubiquitous maybe? Ideally filled with tools 😂

Azzmo

Dec 13, 2024 12:28 PM

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Quote from katncaed

The metal on this is about as thick as a coke can. But $100 is a great price if you can find it. Just know this is not meant to be overloaded or roughed up. Thumbs up

It's about 4x thicker than that, and so you are misinforming people in that regard. I agree with the rest. I have it and like it as a hobbyist tool chest, but if I were a pro I'd wish I had something that was 20% better in a few ways. At $99 this is a good deal.

JumpStartRider

Dec 13, 2024 12:33 PM

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Quote from CT200H

Is this a good deal? I just want to organize my loose tools and use the top of the base unit to work on stuff since I don't have a dedicated workbench….

No. Horrible. I own one.

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Quote from trnsilver

Does the top box come off separate as a tool box?

There's three by me was thinking about getting one tomorrow.

Yes, the top is removable.

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Product Description:	Proudly Made in the USA with Global Materials in Sedalia, Missouri. The 1000 Series 26.5-in Wide 5 Drawer Tool Chest and Rolling Cabinet is an ideal storage method to help organize your garage. Large power tools and supplies can be tucked away in an bulk storage space that is neatly covered by a lift-up panel. CRAFTSMAN 1000 Series 26.5-in W x 44.25-in H 5 Ball-bearing Steel Tool Chest Combo (Black) \| CMST22653BK
Product SKU:	1000464159_1000464159
UPC:	721615312837

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