Second, we love the full-length drawer…just give us another one. We don’t see how this could compromise the structural integrity, so the box shouldn’t suffer from the increased access. Currently, the rear of the box is closed off, so there is no way to clamp on the back side. First, we would like to see the work-surface be capable of clamps on all four sides. While this Milwaukee 52-inch mobile work station is a great addition to any shop, we do have some recommendations. ‘It’s like deja vu all over again’ – Yogi Berra. Voila, brand new Milwaukee 52-inch mobile work station. Once you drill enough holes, slice enough saw blades, and hammer enough dimples into the work surface, just unscrew it and flip it over. Lastly, a tool holder resides on one end for quick access to longer hanging tools (screwdrivers, ratchets, torx, etc.), and the 1-inch thick hardwood top is reversible. “Jobsite Organizer”, yet another name for your stuff –
For convenience, this same tray space fits two Milwaukee jobsite organizers. The idea for the pullout trays below the raised work surface is to provide the clamping and fast access to high-use tools.
Finally, the built-in power strip provides 120v charging, as well as USB ports for charging your favorite smart devices. An organizer in the largest drawer helps keep powertools upright while in storage. Another feature is the multi-position tool tray that can be mounted at different heights on the side of the Milwaukee 52-inch mobile work station. Drawers, Trays and Organizers GaloreĪ total of 9 drawers and 2 pull-out trays adorn the mobile station for easy access to tools. But don’t let all this rugged muscle scare you, the 52-inch work station has soft close drawer slides to speak to your sensitive side. weight capacity of the Milwaukee mobile workstation for years to come. In addition, 5” industrial rubber casters ensure mobility for the 1,800lb. In the core of the Milwaukee 52-inch mobile work station lies a reinforced angle-iron frame to keep this rugged and durable. Milwaukee is broadening their offering of their steel storage solutions. Ok, maybe it’s for that too, but it also makes it easy for clamping down projects onto the solid wood work surface. This gap is not for you to throw your tools in without opening the slideout trays. There is an open area between the top of the top drawers and the bottom of the work surface. What is very apparent on this model is the raised work surface. He wrote: “we like stuff to organize our stuff”.
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I think our writer here at STR, Adam S., had it right in his preview of the Moduline Select Series Modular Aluminum Cabinets. All these are tool boxes! Someone, one of the smart ones, has come up with nifty names for these items, so we keep our spouses from knowing we have 14 tool boxes. Now we call them work stations, service carts, cart lockers, side cabinets, mobile stations, storage organizers and many more. Let’s think about it, a tool box is a place you store tools, am I right?! Oh no, we can’t stop there. The craze is happening with how many different names we can give tool boxes. Husband: “Uhhhhhhh, this one is fiffffttyy-two inches long. Wife: “Really?! What’s different about it?” Husband: “UmmmHmmm (clears throat), yeah…I did…but this one’s different.” Wife: “Well dear, didn’t you just get that Milwaukee 60-inch mobile work station at the end of last year?” Without further ado, we present to you the all new Milwaukee 52-inch mobile work station. And being the big red giant they are, Milwaukee Tools can’t miss out on the fun.
We won’t get into the chicken or the egg thing, but tools, work stations and tool boxes fall into this same conundrum. Thou who has the most tools…must have the most…tool boxes! I think that’s a commandment or ancient proverb, I’m just sure of it.
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