Though you don’t hear of Kennedy much around the garage-shop circuit, it’s a common name among machinists. (I have a very old Kennedy machinist’s chest that belonged to my father, for example. It needs a good cleaning up, but it’s still in one piece and all the drawers/doors move smoothly.) What you see above are Kennedy’s Pro-Line series — high-gloss powder coated finish, welded steel construction, ball-bearing drawer slides, and roller-bearing casters, plus a replaceable MDF top work surface.

Drop by any machinist’s shop and you’ll more than likely run into the Kennedy 3611 or one of its little siblings.  Machinists have favored these boxes — and other manufacturers have copied them — since Kennedy started making them in 1910.