66 in. W x 24 in. D Standard Duty 12-Drawer Mobile Workbench Tool Chest with Solid Wood Top in Gloss Black

Good, sturdy tool chest. Deep top drawer is great for all of my sockets including both deep well regular and impact. Plenty of storage for all of my mechanics tool. Only dislike is the casters, they don't match with my 2 other Husky boxes. Small OCD issue.

Overall a nice unit. Wooden top is great, but the Drawer slides are NOT strong enough for 100# as the add says (the top & bottom 2 drawers should have dual slides) SHAME ON HOME DEPOT for sending me a REFURBISHED UNIT when I PAID FULL PRICE FOR A NEW ONE.

This is a very sturdy (455lbs) you need at least 4 people to move it, the drawers glide beautifully and the storage is amazing. The top is the perfect size for my cutting mat and ironing pad

This is a great tool box,but with two flaws, the top drawer is so large that the hinges have a tough time keeping up with a heavy load. I put sockets in that drawer because it's tall enough for them, it's just not strong enough. The other problem is the drawer liners, they are either to light weight, or they lack grip, as soon as you open up a drawer they slide around and bunch up, moving all your tools. Other than those two problems it is a great box.

I watched this mobile workbench for a couple of years waiting for it to go on sale. The bang for the buck on this blows everyone else out of the water. You can't get this kind of storage and a big worktop for this kind of money anywhere else. I had it delivered to the store after reading reviews talking about shipping damage on home deliveries. That way I could inspect it before taking delivery. This one came in perfect. I rented a $25 trailer at Home Depot to haul it and the guys helped me slide it off the fork truck and into the trailer. Got it home, popped the skid off it (it's just a wooden skirt around the base) and rolled it down the ramp into the garage. I elected not to install the handle since it's pretty much stationary in my garage. The top is very nice and plenty strong for a vise mount (I ran the bolts through the sheet metal and used fender washers). Very happy with it!

Nicely constructed, great attention to detail, plus very easy to assemble. To unpack, remove top box, simply lift each end, pull out the packing boards lag bolts on each end, tilt and remove boards, sides simply pull out, install the handle and ….you're rolling! Actually did it all safely by myself, it's one very stout item, so take your time.

I shopped for a LONG time for a tool box before choosing this 66in Husky "Mobile Workbench" and as a 1st time homeowner this was a big and exciting purchase. I needed to expand my automotive tool storage but also needed more work surface in the garage so this new breed of wood top tool boxes really caught my eye. I needed this box because it was going to exactly fit the space I had available being 66in long (without the handle attached) and 24in deep. The wide primary drawers are great and I can fit my SAE and Metric wrenches all in a single drawer. With the box empty, it did feel a bit "flimsy" but once I started getting tools inside it, it really settled in and feels very solid. The biggest gripe that most of the reviews note is that the large top drawer is not supported well enough and I took all those comments with a grain of salt. Once I got my tool box in and started loading up the drawer with all my sockets, ratchets, and extensions and adapters I realized that the drawer is indeed inadequately supported for being such a large drawer. I could see my drawer bending a bit at the edges with just my impact sockets alone in the drawer. I remedied this myself by buying and installing another set of drawer slides for the top drawer which i'll detail below. The drawer slides that come installed are 21in long, that proved to be a tough size to find locally so I measured and went with a set of Everbilt 22in Full Extension drawers slides which I got at my local Home Depot for under $20, use Model #: D80622E-ZP-W to find them online; there is enough room in the tool box for them to fit. Using just a few drill bits and a pop rivet gun I was able to install the second set of drawer slides in under 90 minutes. I was only using a sub-$20 pop rivet gun I got from Harbor Freight and was just using the small mix of pop rivets supplied with the gun, 3/8 and 1/8 diameter rivets are what I believe I used. I used a couple of magnets in the box when drilling to catch the metal shavings to avoid them from going into the lower drawers or into the slides of the drawers below. Also used a spring loaded metal punch to mark the holes and make starting the drill bits an easier process. Careful when drilling as once you get though the first layer of sheet metal would could easily shove the drill bit too far and dent the outside layer of sheet metal. The end result is a much sturdier top drawer that I intend to load with all my sockets, ratchets, and associated tools. I'll let the pictures do most of the talking but if there are any questions or responses to this review I will do my best to answer them. The wood top is just ok in quality, held on by a couple of metal threaded nut-serts in the wood and screws from underneath. I have a pictured posted with the wood top apart to give folks an idea of what it looks like. There are other reviews questioning attaching a vise to this top, and after looking at it, I think it can be done, I plan on giving it s a shot when it warms up, thinking of using some metal plate from underneath to give the vise mounting more rigidity. I don't plan on wailing on it once it is installed, but with my setup, my vise would best be situated on top of this box. Long-term, I'd like to do some kind of thick hard wood top for this box. I want to note that I had a horrible experience ordering and receiving the product which won't take away from the rating of this actual product but I believe should be in this review in case others encounter as similar issue. Waited for most of Fall 2018 for this to be back in stock, ordered on Thanksgiving weekend with driveway delivery, supposed to arrive 12/11/2018. After hours on the phone with The Home Depot, the national freight carrier, and the local freight carrier we finally got it sorted out...at the end of December where they ended up declaring my item lost and had to order a second one. Most THD support reps I reached would tell me to just wait a few more days, one straight up lied to me saying it would be at my door that night; I could call THD twice in the same day and get two different answers as to the status of my order and location of my item, it was beyond frustrating. I established a first-name basis with the support rep of the local freight carrier who was supposed to deliver the product to my door because it was easier to call and get info from the freight carriers myself rather than work with THD support reps. It took weeks of phone calls before I got an experienced THD support rep who realized that this really is an issue and filed an "ETA Request" (something the rep said should have been done at the first sign of a problem) and then we ended up canceling and re-submitting the order. I finally got my tool box in mid-January and have been loving it ever since. Logistics of getting this product to my door aside, I think this tool box is a great purchase and a really great value for what you a paying. The one flaw with the top drawer can be overcome with a little bit of effort. I see this tool box lasting my lifetime in my new home.

The Toolbox is outstanding. Love the size and smooth drawers. Only complain is that I believe if you are spending $700+ on a tool box that weights 420lbs, their should be a no additional delivery charge, I think that is ridiculous.

Look this is an excellent tool chest, especially for the money. This is priced way less than other comparable tool chests. That being said this is not a Snapon. It is a great entry level/hobbiest tool chest. The top drawer has plenty of room, as well as the bottom 2 drawers. The other drawers are to short in my opinion and it can be difficult to fit most tools. Wood top is nice, and casters are solid. This should last a long time. This is the 2nd Husky tool chest I've owned, and For the price can't be beat. My other Husky tool chest is over 5 years old and still works like new.

Solid product so much room, great long draws space for pneumatic hammer 9 inch grinder portable bandsaw 4 inch grinder and more just in the big bottom drawer. Amazing product. Syosett N.Y homedepot staff did an amazing job putting it on my pick up. Hats off to them. Buy it, great price for a real tool box. Plus at 66 inches it's a great work table