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Craftsman GripLatch Ball Bearing Mobile Tool Cart & Chest Cyber DoorBusters

Nov 28, 2011 Stuart 8 Comments

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For Cyber Monday (and Tuesday?) Sears has slashed the price of their Craftsman 40″ Griplatch ball bearing tool storage combo! The pieces are discounted separately, so if you’re on a budget you can opt to buy either one.

The 14-drawer mobile tool cart is on sale for $536 $475, and the 8-drawer tool chest is $314 $275!

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Craftsman Griplatch Ball Bearing 8-Drawer 40″ Chest (Sears)
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8 Comments

  1. Harold

    Nov 29, 2011

    The Harbor Freight 13-drawer bottom is better made and cheaper all day long, and even more so with a coupon.

    They have an equivalent top box as well.

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  2. Stuart

    Nov 29, 2011

    I don’t have an HF box, so I can’t compare, but I do have a few Craftsman Griplatch boxes that I purchased 2 years ago, and they haven’t given me anything to complain about.

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  3. Harold

    Nov 29, 2011

    No doubt, they would serve most anyone well. Just saying less expensive (even than this sale) and sturdier is out there.

    I have had both the HF and Craftsman griplatch. The only thing I dislike about griplatch is that if something behind the griplatch, like screwdrivers rolling in the drawer, it can make it nearly impossible to open.

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  4. fred

    Nov 29, 2011

    Do either of thee brands (Craftsman or HF) have drawer safety (1 at a time) interlocks? We’eve comr to like that feature on our Lista cabinets

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  5. Harold

    Nov 29, 2011

    The grip-latch feature on the Craftsman keeps them closed unless you pull on the handle. The handle tilts slightly as you pull on it releasing a catch.

    The HF one has just a detent in the slide, no latch, although their service cart has a spring-loaded lever that keeps the drawers closed. It’s more intrusive than the grip-latch, however.

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  6. Harold

    Nov 29, 2011

    I’m sorry, I misunderstood your question when I read it.

    There is no interlock to prevent you from opening multiple drawers on either.

    I’m sure the Listas are nice.

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  7. Stuart

    Nov 29, 2011

    I don’t think I’ve seen any consumer tool storage units that had such interlocks, sorry.

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  8. Faron

    Dec 13, 2011

    I bought this box on black friday, since than I have all my tools loaded in it and so far I’am completely happy with it. Granted this is my home box which doesn’t get daily use. I think for that price you can’t go wrong.

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