Thanks for the visual. It's nice that the height of the drawers line up . I currently have a 42" in white, have ordered a second 42"...... and I think I'm gonna go ahead and get a 27" to bolt in between the 2 42" boxes.
That’s awesome that would be a real cool setup with a ton of storage. I’m glad I went with the 27” the drawer setup works perfect. I’d like to see your setup once it’s all together.
What an ingenious idea and the bolt holes of the cabinets lined up and bolted on without issue? I've been looking for a place to finally put my tools and have been looking at US General in particular. Was wanting Craftsman but the metal seems so flimsy. When my final decision comes, I may have to do the 27/42 choice you did. *Edit. Looking at my local HF online, looks like one of the customers posted a picture doing the same thing with the 27" except he attached it to his 72" and he has the lockers on the ends
The harbour freight us general is a great option. The bolt holes line up perfect and comes with all the hardware. They are made to bolt together. Very sturdy unit as well. I would definitely recommend. The drawer locks work great too
I got the 56 box and 15 inch side cab on 4th of July sale combined with an inside track discount. Final cost $940 out the door for 71 inch total setup in black
@@HiFiInsider that would be great if they offered free delivery. Being from canada. I had to pick this box up in the states. No shipping even offered. Was a huge pain but well worth it. It has really been a great setup. Will be posting a couple month update review soon
I’m really liking it. Definitely glad I went with this setup. The drawer slides were a bit stiff empty but once it’s full it works awesome. I’ll be making an update review video soon.
@@gordonmabey6978 I’m glad you like it. It’s a great affordable setup. There aren’t any power drawers in this setup. I know there are power bars you could install into the bigger lower drawers if you’d like. I charge all my stuff on top.
Honestly I haven’t really moved it since I loaded it up. It moved great empty and turned really well. I’ll be doing a review soon all loaded up and. I’ll definitely try it out.
For Christ sake, why is it that US General has not designed a grip latch system of their own like Craftsman and Masterforce?! Why make drawers that are closed by cheap-ass friction? This is like buying a car with drum brakes on all 4 wheels. It can't be that complicated to design a freaking latch system that makes friction OBSOLETE. The latter was a good idea when it came out, but not anymore! Spare me the liners, the fancy colors, chrome trim, and powerstrips! Give me a grip latch instead!!!
