Husky Extra Deep 46-Inch 9-Drawer Workbench vs Makita MAKTRAK Rolling Tool Chest

Buy the Husky if you want a stationary or semi-mobile work surface with drawers that hold real weight: nine drawers, a solid wood top, 100 lb slides, a 200 lb bottom drawer and built-in power. Buy the Makita if you move tools between sites: it is a 38.5 lb copolymer chest on 9 in. wheels with a 250 lb capacity and 5,000 cu. in. of space, and it stacks. The Husky is the better bench; the Makita is the better box to roll around.

• Choose the Husky if you want a workbench that doubles as tool storage, with a wood top to work on, deep drawers and outlets for chargers and lights.
• Choose the Makita if you haul tools to jobs and want a light, tough chest with big wheels that stacks and mounts accessories.