Craftsman Professional  5-Drawer Mobile Cabinet - Platinum

Overall, I like this cabinet but was very disappointed with the fit of the top insert. For the price, I would expect the top insert to fit perfectly but the radius doesn't even come close to the cabinet radius. I had to force it in and even then, there is a gap due to the mismatch. I would also like to see all 4 casters swivel. It makes moving it around a lot easier.

alright could be cheaper in price .builded fair but nothing is being build real good any more they need to put more effort in assembly as put sticker on crooked and top is a poor fit as let oil slip down in your draws

I liked my first one so much I bought another one. Good for garage tool organization. The work top is reversable with metal or wood top depending on the surface you need for the job. Minimal assembly. Just put on the wheels and it is ready to go. I recommend buying padded drawer liners to keep things quiet when you roll it around.

I love this cabinet, I bought it to cut glass on top and the drawers are perfect for holding all my small glass pieces. It is a great project cabinet. Very well made, the drawers roll smoothly.

Craftsman Professional 5-Drawer Mobile Cabinet - Platinum, these match our tall locker type cabinets and they do look nice. Again, these are heavy duty and hold a lot of stuff. This is a great set of cabinets. To me they are pricey, but to my husband they are not. Great product.

I purchased the mobile cabinet as a replacement for the RTA 5-drawer module that didn't work for my Professional workbench.  The mobile cabinet works out perfectly to provide the needed space for storage.

It comes fully assembled except for the casters, and those require a little modification. It appears that the holes were drilled before the powdercoating, and as such they are smaller than the bolts to hold the casters on.  I had to ream them out with a drill bit before they would accept the supplied bolts.

Once upright, it's surprisingly easy to roll into place, which was nice as I have a limited amount of space to maneuver in.  However, the drawers do not close evenly or flush to provide that nice finished "Professional" appearance.  I have to go through every one and line them up once I'm done.

Other than that, it will hold a large amount of supplies and materials to keep your workspace clear and usable.

I bought 2 of these carts. The drawers are solid and strong. l love the way they look overall except for the top. The top is made of bent square tubing to form a good quality frame for the the cart. Then inlaid on the inside of the tubing, is a piece of hardbord with a sheetmetal top. Again, a good idea, the problem is that the curves of the inlaid top do not match the curves of the bent square tubing of the frame. This make an akward gap at the front of the cart. I am keeping them because overall they are good quality and look good in my garage. I will be putting my own butch block wood top on them to cover up the poor fitting top they have provided for these carts.

We own two of these cabinets because they are so sharp and match our workbench and tool sheds. They are both smooth when opening the drawers and hold strength in design.

I have purchased many different types, styles and grade of tool boxes and storage boxes over the past 30 years and many claim to be "high quality". Those that are truely professional grade come with a hefty price tag that make buying one for use outside of  a commercial shop anything but practicle.  This box fills the need for use in all those other applications outside of a commercial shop, where apperance is important and medium duty is expected at a reasonable price. Even though this box does not rise to the level of a professional grade box, such as a "Snap On" does, this box does not have the price tag that comes with Snap On and other commercial boxes.  The high pionts are its apperance especially when used in ares where others may see it, the "glide " of its drawers, the heavy duty casters and  its overall quality of construction. I am using the four boxes I purchased in a clinical/medical application wherein patients may see its use and the typical bright red box will simply look out of place. Therefore, the true professional boxes I own are not an option. These boxes do fit this need well.

Now comes the three short comings: First, yes "Maggie" those holes drilled for the caster are the wrong size. As in other reviews, people have commented that the screws are too big for the holes for installing the casters and they are. To avoid the eventual frustration of trying to force the caster screws to tighten, I would suggest that one simply plan on enlarging the 16 holes just a little. 

Second; the caster even though they are heavy duty, they limit how the box may role. If all four catsters had swivel construction like the front two, the box could role in most any direction. However, the back two casters are fixed, thus limiting how you move or role this box.   Finally, the depth of the drawers is seceptively shallow . The box itself has about four inches of wasted space. Instead of having the drawers fill the entire depth of the box, they run 3-4 inches short. If you do not have a bunch of oversized wrenches this is not an overwhelming shortcoming; yet why not construct the box to maximize the storage capabilities.  Overall, is this the perfect storage box? No not really. Is it a great box for the price, when on sale, absolutely.

Michael, Crescent City Ca.

I bought the Craftsman 5-Drawer Mobile Cabinet, Garage storage on sale. I purchased the product because of its aesthetics, dimensions, the number of drawers, and its mobility. The cabinet was 98% assembled and the only item really to assemble was the caster wheels. It seemed to be an easy feat to complete the remaining 2% of the assembly. Bad initial conclusion on my part. The screws were significantly larger than the holes drilled on the bottom of the cabinet. I have assembled many different products over the years, but have never had this issue. I attempted several different methods of tightening the screws, but finally ended up drilling bigger holes for the screws to be able to tighten and complete the product. I would have expected that for the price of the product (even on sale), Craftsman would have at least made the holes big enough to tighten the screws without having to drill them. Another issue is the depth of the drawers (limits the size of the tools set in some of the drawers). However, this was not a major issue for me (but might be for others). Also, the top panel had a few scratches on it, but was not a major issue for me. It definitely will get scratched at some point, but would have preferred it be by me. Outside of these items, I would still buy it again and it has been a welcomed addition (organization) to my garage. I also bought the 5 foot workbench, see my review on that for some other comments and issues with that product.