26IN 2 DRAWER MIDDLE CHEST - BLACK

Box was just delivered in grid shape and is perfect for my budget tool chest setup. This is a cheap box but it’s does the job and comes with the liners too. I’d rather spend my money on tools and not on the storage they sit in so this box is perfect for doing just that

If you’re looking for something that fits the depth of the early 2000’s craftsman ball bearing boxes, this fits perfectly. The newer intermediate boxes only fit the shorter newer upper boxes they sell now. Just wish it came in red but it gets the job done

Stanley and others are Waterloo products under various brands, and Waterloo has been acquired by a larger neo-liberal multinational for-profit corporation (but still doing final assembly in the USA -- for now). Assuming that the 85 pound per drawer weight limit is not exceeded and the drawers are large enough for the tools one is organizing, and the exterior dimensions are compatible with the roll-away (I measured -- Waterloo dimensions have been maintained throughout "generations" of roll-aways), the unit seems well made. It has the current standard Waterloo drawer slide releases (I prefer the older detachable metal spring clips), smooth ball bearing slides, and a professional quality fit and finish. Obviously, if larger drawers or a higher weight limit is needed, then this unit will not suffice. I use it to hold additional sockets and automotive specialty tools and the like as more tools are required by new model cars -- I have a separate roll-away for heavy weight automotive pullers and pushers.

It is what is. It's a cheap toolbox. Although I've only had it for day and just took it out of the box It looks like it's going to do what I want it to do and that's hold tools. I would have given it a 5-star cheap toolbox rating but one of the holes in the top is dented in. From what I don't know because the package wasn't damaged. Maybe it slipped through QC or maybe the just said "send it"! I think its dumb to rate something so soon after purchase when you really haven't had a chance to use it. So, if you're reading this, I hope it helps in your decision to buy a cheap toolbox.

I've searched for a Craftsman 26"W x 16"D tool chest but it appears that they don't make them anymore. I could only find 26"W x 12"D. Being that Stanley Black & Decker now owns Craftsman I'd bet a paycheck that these roll off the same assembly line and just get different badging. I did buy my Craftsman chests about 15 years ago which would explain why the drawer handles on the Stanley are slightly different but otherwise a perfect fit and match. I've also ordered a Craftsman replacement nameplate to replace the Stanley nameplate because I'm OCD like that...

Same quality/feel as my Craftsman boxes...nice little addition of my ever growing garage tool collection. Found a Craftsman badge on eBay but it measures smaller (plastic nubs are the same) so I'm going to hold off on swapping out the Stanley badge just in case I come across the same sized one. Now to tag it up with stickers...

Was a little nervous reading some of the reviews on the rail issues but rest assured mine came in perfect!! This is being paired with a Craftsman lower from 2006 and a Craftsman upper from 2 weeks ago! Thank you!

it stacks alright with my kobalt 26 inch set (not perfectly as it doesn't have the same angle on the front, but it is functional). feels like a lower quality -- slightly thinner sheet metal maybe? drawer slides aren't soft close. but it will work.