Husky Extra Deep 46 in. 9-Drawer Mobile Workbench

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This Husky Workbench, Model # 20T002-1B, boasts a 1,000lb load capacity, and a powder-coated finish that should be able to withstand a fair amount of punishment. Husky offers a lifetime warranty. Though I have not placed 1,000lb on the workbench and cannot speak to its performance over a “lifetime”, such promises do imply that Husky has confidence in this workbench. I also appreciate that the Husky Workbench is easy to set up. Only two tools are required: a drill with a cross-head bit and a 5mm hex key. Husky Workbench Value The 20T002-1B Husky Workbench is 48 in. W x 20 in. D base. We can all agree, stability is the most important thing with it comes to a work surface. Lopsighted loads as well as bumps and jolts will make short work of poorly-constructed workbenches. If you want a feature-filled, very sturdy workbench with adjustable height, two drawers, a crossbar that can be installed in the center or towards the rear, depending on your needs, and a weight capacity of 300 pounds, our top recommendation is the Husky 52-Inch Height-Adjustable Wood-Top Workbench, However, if budget is a major concern, and you don’t need a workbench with a lot of frills, then we recommend the BenchPro Height Adjustable Bench, which is a 48-inch workbench with a weight capacity of 1,000 pounds. What to Look for In a Workbench Material Wall-mounted workbenches are generally shelves that pull down flat for use and then folds up flat against the wall when not needed. These are very useful if you don't have floor space for a regular table or if you only occasionally need a workbench.

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The workbench has a handy bottom shelf that's surrounded by a lip to keep things from sliding off when the bench is being moved. The shelf has an 80-pound weight capacity, so you can store fairly heavy tools there to keep them out of the way. The table's full measurements are 37 inches wide, 24 inches deep, and 34 inches high. It weighs 64 pounds and requires simple assembly. To a great extent, the ideal size of your workbench depends on the amount of space you can devote to it. There's no point in purchasing a 6-foot workbench if you only have five available feet of floor space. So before making any decisions, measure the area where you'll keep the workbench. Remember to include not just the length of the spot, but also the depth.The top of the workbench is usually either steel or wood. Along with strength, the benefits of a steel worktop, like the one on the WEN WB4723T 48-Inch Workbench, include resistance to spills of chemicals or oils, as well as immunity to scrapes and gouges. Downsides of a steel top include a slipperier surface, no drilled holes for placing wood "bench dog" clamps, more difficulty in installing a vise on the side of the tabletop, and more transmission of vibrations. The weight capacity of the workbench is a whopping 3,000 pounds, so no need to worry about overloading it with any typical DIY project or hobby. While it does not have casters, it does have leveler feet that let you fine-tune placement on floors that aren't quite even. The workbench requires simple assembly. As it weighs 179 pounds, you'll want an assistant or two on assembly day.

Husky Mobile Workbench with Adjustable-Height Solid Wood Top Husky Mobile Workbench with Adjustable-Height Solid Wood Top

Most workbenches are very strong and heavy and are designed to be kept in one spot within a garage or workshop. Some have casters that let you move the table a bit within that space, but these aren't designed for moving the table much distance. Workbenches with casters typically have weight capacities considerably lower than the weight capacities of workbenches that are stationary, due to the stress on the casters. Husky is an exclusive Home Depot brand that offers several tool storage solutions, workbenches, and similar products for your garage and workshop. Here we look at the 4 ft. solid wood top Husky Workbench. Husky Workbench Overview The simplest workbenches are basically tables with strong legs and a sturdy top. But if you need more storage space in your garage or workshop—and who doesn't?—then you'll appreciate the versatility of a workbench that offers built-in storage. Many of these tables have a shelf running along the bottom of the legs, which is a good spot to stash power tools or heavy materials. Others have one or more drawers, generally positioned right below the tabletop. Usually, these drawers are fairly shallow, but they are a good spot to store small hand tools. Both consumer- and Pro-oriented toolboxes and workbenches consistently include some kind of power management. With theHusky Mobile Workbench with adjustable-height solid wood top, that shows up on the right side. The integrated power strip also includestwo USB ports which operate at around 1.2A each (2.4A total possible). This matches the Husky 60-inch mobile workbench we also use in the shop. Adjustable-Height Husky Mobile Workbench Options & PricingPegboard workbenches have a large pegboard attached above the tabletop. These are very useful for holding small hand tools. I feel with most projects, you need to be able to move around the workbench, shift weight, and so on. The workbench’s construction is secured and reinforced at key points, making for an overall sturdy base. And the compact size offers a lot of flexibility to position it to give you maximum access to your project. Turn even a dark garage into the ideal workshop with this 48-inch workbench from WEN that comes with a 22-inch fluorescent bulb (although you can replace it with an LED bulb) to cast plenty of light over your work area. But that's not the only great feature of this steel workbench. There's also a large pegboard so you can hang tools right at hand (pegs not included), two drawers for stashing other tools, a bottom shelf to hold your larger or heavier items, and a built-in power strip with three 120-volt outlets for charging your power tools. (You'll need to plug the table's 6.7-foot power cord into an outlet in your garage or workshop.) Working for such clients as Universal Pictures, Hollywood Pictures, Paramount Home Entertainment, NASA, Universal Studios, Planet Hollywood, SEGA, NASCAR, and others, Clint DeBoer dealt extensively with client management as well as film & video editing, color correction, and digital video & MPEG compression. He also carries several THX certifications (Technician I and II, THX Video), and is ISF Level II Certified.