Are Home Depot Husky Tool Boxes Any Good
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Are Home Depot Husky Tool Boxes Any Good
Today we walk thru a Home Depot and look at their tool box selection.
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I have the husky stainless steel tool cart for 2yrs now still in good condition 👍
Glad you like it. Im very impressed with their price and quality.
Straight junk including kobalts and crapsman. Thin metal and weak slides couldn’t handle half the weight rating. Got a snapon instead at half off
They’re not such thing as bad ones. I don’t know why people say theirs bad one literally all of them do the same thing *****HOLDS TOOLS****** *And may have different designs and prices but they all do the same thing!!!!!!
Agree 100
Taht 500 dollar one at 7:30 is now $600. Harbor freight US general used to be a good deal and now they are very expensive.
It's $900 now on their site
Just bought a 46 in husky tools chest due to the highly rated reviews.
With much better price than Craftsman, even though I work at Lowe’s and could have used my 20% employees discount recently but I like how the husky look and feel. I’m happy with my purchase , will take great care of its
Awesome. Love the husky ones. Congratulations on your new tool set up!
the 52" Husky HD tool chest is probably the best option if you have the room to put it.
Very nice
really like that nice desk at 4 mins good for my setup in an office and also fix electronic love it
Yep I want that too!
I just ordered the red husky 41" tool chest combo at the end of your video. It's currently $100 cheaper then the identical black one. I wonder why only red is on sale.
Awesome! Great to find deals like that. Probably just because they have an overload of the reds!
@@Jason-Samko Hey red chests matter too. But seriously I think the red looks great. Home depot is my 1 stop shop.
Shouldn't you know if it's good quality? If you use at first? It's easy to go around the store, saying this is good quality until you actually get it in your garage and wearing terror gets on it
Pretty easy to kowm when you've owned a dozen chests over the years
It’s junk also let’s see the drawers with load than we can say if it’s good or not. Husky’s simply can’t handle of your a mechanic. Crapsman even worse it won’t last a few years
Excellent vid, very informative you covered a lot of boxes and bench-top boxes in a short period of time without fluff. That black Husky box for $648 was a steal, seemed like a Black Friday deal. I also like some of Harbor Freight's U.S. General boxes probably a step up in quality but less space and more money. The Waterloo built Craftsman boxes are also a good value the 2000 series and above are built very well. Young people out of tech school should go this route as you mentioned a good value for what you're getting, stay away from tool truck debt.
Great advise and info. Agree 100% avoid the debt when ever you can.
No thanks the snap-on was cheap enough for me using the sep program.
1,500 kit 500 kit. Take the 500 kit out other 1000 into other storage or work bench
That works too
I work in aviation these should hold up just fine
Yep they are fantastic tool boxes. And the savings will let people get the tools they need. These boxes will last many years even for a pro
Interesting format for a Home Depot commercial.
Just wish they would of paid me or knew about it
2 months ago I acquired those husky soft self closing tool cabinets very nice even the same red color we got them for a discount cuz they were on sale I think like 300 bucks flat.
Awesome. These sure are great tool chest for the money
I'm very happy with my 18 drawer, 72" Husky tool chest.
I love them too. Great quality and great price
The Husky chest combo is light duty at best. It's a homeowner type box.
Yep I mentioned that in the video. But honestly it's all 99.9% of people need
I have 3 sets of them in my shop and they have worked great since I got them in 2017
@@chloeconniecarlton328 Yep fantastic boxes for the money
So?
They are junk. Get a proto if you want a USA made box
I agree, I love my Husky and I love my U.S. General.
Yep great boxes and great prices
I really hate that you have to yank the drawers open like that. So unnecessary. When will a drawer open up by itself anyway? Never. I also don't like the self closing at the end. Very awkward. Does anyone make these without this feature, or can this feature be disabled somehow?
I love the self closing ones so that your tools don't slide around. All you have to do it close it until it's close and the system takes it the rest of the way nice and smooth. Hate my tools and my liners all jammed up from closing to hard. Not sure if it's disable able or not
@@Jason-Samko Doesn't having to yank the drawers open make the tools slide around likewise?
@furyofbongos never see a tool box that was hard to open. All the drawers slide easy
@@furyofbongos I believe the reason they are hard to yank is you are charging up the gas piston when you open, which is what allows for the soft close behavior.
Also, when the drawers are empty, the jerkiness is more pronounced. But when full of tools, the inertia of all that weight smoothes out the motion.
Its like a suspension tuned for a heavy load behaves rough with a light load.
Yeah snapon makes them without soft close. Drawers are actually weaker with soft close slides.
I LOVE MY 3 DRAWER HUSKY TOOLBOX WORKS FOR ME
They are fantastic tool boxes
These tool boxes are meant for home use. i don't know how well they would hold up in and actual shop environment
But if you work in a shop environment you already make a living with tools and understand the value of more expensive ones. But 99% of home garages and 50% of shops would be well served with these boxes.
@@wzero07 I agree. I finish trade school in a few weeks and I will buy a husky or similar box. When he said that the snap-on equivalent costs 5000 dollars hes was indeed not joking. For anyone starting out it's better to pay 1 tenth of that and invest the rest in tools and training.
I work in a shop and I use a husky box every day. It’s not the best quality. The fake plastic chrome acts like it’s going to snap off when I try to open the drawers after 6 months of use
All the old heads in my shop use husky and craftsman. The young guys all have snap-on, matco, mac boxes, and most of them regret spending the 10k on a box and filling them with harbor freight tools. Also, your shit lasts longer if you take care of it. Clean your stuff.
@@dylancumpston4421 yeah it’s def not smart to spend a shitload of money on a trade you don’t even know you’re good at. But I mean come on how hard is it to make a metal handle for a box like it’s not that hard 🤣
Trash, wheels come off
Disagree strongly. Love these
I've got the 4 drawer Husky base in my workshop. It slips right under my workbench and it holds everything I need. Great quality and I love it.
Awesome. Yep they make great stuff at affordable prices
I’d love to see this type shops in Japan
I always find it interesting that things across the pond don't make it here and thing here don't make it over there.
Funny thing is it gets shipped right past them to get to us maybe if they didn’t invade in ww2 they would but thing is I love Japan thank you for Gundam you and Germans have excellent engineering
@@Jason-Samko
The “pro” shopping experience is different. There is limited amount of big open spaces so less big shops. There is more specialised shops and all they are usually harder to find for junior DYI-ers :)
@@Acemobilesuit
There is access to everything just not in big shops.
The WWII is weird. Sorry
The Red Husky rolling cart/chest combo at 2:00 is what I I have. I love it, don’t have to yank the drawers open either! And we got it for $310!
Very nice! And it will last you a lifetime
If you’re a professional mechanic you avoid these boxes they’re crappy. I’ve been down this road and they just don’t last. I recently bought a toolvault from strictly toolboxes and it’s the best toolbox I’ve ever had and it’s right up there with snap on for half the price yeah it’s pricey but when you’re a professional, he need professional tools and you get what you pay for… keep on rockin
When I was a pro mechanic (6 years as a ase suspension tech) I had all snap on tools and chests. They were good. Broke tools weakly but snap on always replaced em. I got out of the business and sold all the snap on and got craftsman chests and tools from Stanley, lows, homedepot, craftsman etc. Chest are still flawless 30 years later and I rarely break a tool. Still use the crap out of them too. I'm very happy with the cheaper stuff. Now pretty much everything I buy is craftsman or harbor freight and could not be happier
What are you guys doing to tool boxes that don’t last?! We have craftsman tool chest towers in the shop for over 20years and they get used everyday…just take care of your kit. Tools yes, I understand the high end quality. But end of the day everyone buys what they want
@@peterflukiger9811lol. Thought the same thing. Throwing them down steps???
Yall overhype snap on😂 maybe 1 or 2 things from them but if you have spent 1k plus on snap on or Mac you need to make smarter purchases and seek help or your financial advisor 😭