Lowe's has
CRAFTSMAN 2000 Series 52" 10-Drawer Steel Rolling Tool Cabinet (Red or Black) on sale for
$399. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Available:
Note: Availability may vary based on location.
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Rokket for sharing this deal.
- Includes:
- 10 drawer liners
- 1 embossed top mat
- 1 set of keys
- Caster set
- Full-grip tubular side handle
- Hardware
- Features:
- Heavy-duty no-slam drawer slides with self-closing mechanism
- Full extension drawer slides for complete access
- Embossed top mat and drawer liners for surface and tool protection
- Compatible with matching CRAFTSMAN 2000 Series tool chest (sold separately)
- Dimensions: 52" W x 38.05" H
- Material: 18-20-GA steel I-Frame construction
- Storage capacity: 18,532 cubic inches
- Load rating: 1,500-lb total capacity
- Drawer capacity: Full extension slides support 100-lbs each
- Casters: 5" x 2" with toe-locking brakes; reinforced mounting
- Security: Internal locking system with over-mold key
- Made in the USA with global materials (Sedalia, Missouri)
Top Comments
That said, at this price point, this is bigger than what you can get at Harbor Freight. But I wouldn't be surprised if the store brands at Lowes and/or Home Depot lower prices to match eventually.
edit: Case in point
https://slickdeals.net/f/19581051-kobalt-k1-52-in-w-x-37-5-in-h-steel-rolling-tool-cabinet-powder-coated-in-black-19321-399?attrsrc=JFY
Community Reviews
This 52-inch Craftsman rolling tool cabinet stands out for its size and sale price, with the 18 and 20 gauge steel build landing above some Harbor Freight and Kobalt options in the same range. The cabinet has held up well over years in long-term use, and the price is described as unusually low compared with past sales. The main drawbacks are the 18-inch depth, a top drawer that is not full length, and reports of shipping dents, flimsy feel, and some drawer-slide inconsistency. It is a roomy option if you want more width than typical 46-inch boxes and can live with the lighter-duty build.
The cabinet can hold up well over years of ownership with no reported issues.
The cabinet uses 18/20 gauge steel, which can be thicker than some competing options in the same price range.
Shipping damage can explain many negative reviews, which may reduce concerns about build quality for undamaged units.
The cabinet can feel bigger than typical Harbor Freight options at this price point.
The cabinet depth is only 18 inches, which can limit tool storage capacity.
The cabinet may feel flimsy or flexy compared with Husky or Kobalt during in-store inspection.
The cabinet can arrive with minor corner denting, which may require a partial refund or replacement request.
The top drawer may not be full length, and the overall cabinet may be too shallow for some tool setups.
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That said, at this price point, this is bigger than what you can get at Harbor Freight. But I wouldn't be surprised if the store brands at Lowes and/or Home Depot lower prices to match eventually.
edit: Case in point
https://slickdeals.net/f/19581051-kobalt-k1-52-in-w-x-37-5-in-h-steel-rolling-tool-cabinet-powder-coated-in-black-19321-399?attrsrc=JFY
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Would recommend at this price. The cheapest I've ever gotten one is $350 and that was over five years ago.
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