Questions and Answers for Husky 26 in. Hardwood Tool Cabinet Top for Rolling Cabinet

A:  The sealant is not a waterproof protectant.

A:  This is designed to fit on to the top of the Husky 27" rolling cabinet.

A:  This information is not available.

A:  Do not see any reason you cannot.

A:  Sure

A:  Believe so but they should be very sturdy leg assemblies, maybe even cross-braced. The top itself is heavy and will be fine as a small table or desk. But, again, I would do more than just screw legs into the top, I would brace substantially.

A:  The product is not designed for this purpose.

A:  I'd say not without drilling holes in both the wood top and top of toolbox. The wood top fits on top of the box with a lip around it. The wood would either be raised because the bolt heads on the backside of the vise or you would have to drill holes in the top of the box. Either way it wouldn't be particularly stationary for a vise. The box is light and moves pretty freely.

A:  It is not recommended to install a vise on the Husky tool boxes.

A:  It could, but you might find cheaper same sized dedicated cutting boards elsewhere.

A:  I don’t think it’s designed for that purpose.

A:  If not, sand it and re stain with butcher block oil.

A:  This item is not rated for food safety.

A:  26 1/4” X 17 7/8” made for the husky 5 drawer tool box top

A:  Dimensions: 26.3 in. W x 17.9 in. D x 0.7 in. H

A:  Absolutely. I drilled and secured a router to this table. Didn't cut with saw, but that shouldn't be an issue. I would just use a finishing blade AND try to avoid the horizontal seams.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes. The only issue I would see would be the unfinished edge(s) where you cut and drill, which you could easily address.

A:  Yes, you can essentially do whatever you want with this tabletop. I currently have a small vise attached to the plate. I also drilled the board on the metal sheet of my tool cart, so it stays permanently. 

A:  Yes, you can drill and screw into the surface of this butcher block. I mounted my top on to a Lagun table mount.