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Husband loves it. Keeps drills and other tools handy and organized.

Easy to assemble. Wheels lock, plus. Seems sturdy but doesn't have too many tools on it at the moment. Smaller then we thought but that's okay it's still usable. Moves smoothly, three levels and side storage. Without tools it's not heavy. Great Christmas gift for my husband.

Why buy ‘cheap’ storage? This is not cheaply designed. Packed. Or, illustrated in the guide. Maybe inexpensive. NOT cheap.Initial impression, WOW. During unpacking and part inventory noticed how considerate the company is to details to protect every part.The directions are simple enough a literate elementary student could assemble this.Each part is labeled with a number. The only disadvantage to this is peeling off each sticker. They remove very easily if ya have a short finger nail. No residue left behind.In the effort to renovate a vintage property from 1900 accumulated a variety of tools for my workshop. It’s always been a dream to have a shop. This said, creating appropriate storage is helpful. Easing up losing or misplacing items.For the second floor bought a two container set up on wheels that can handle tools for the second floor. This cart will be in the first floor for the next project in the kitchen. From ceiling to floor simple yet involved details I enjoy. Make a mess of tools. No more.Compared this cart size and set up with four other ranging in price from 39 to 63. This was the best price for the size with components to help organize multiple tools, tiny things like nails and blades, etc.The wheels are a touch. Sturdy.This cart isn’t for the construction site. For home or small office use a win.All parts feel durable unassembled. Impressed with the simplicity of assembly.If you’re looking for high end equipment cart this could work for any environment requiring organization.When the renovations are on a different floor from basement to attic this cart is easy to move. Port from room to room.Eventually, ending up in the basement workshop. Can scoot from the paint room to the fixed work table and portable bench needs. To include easy to move outside when busy there on one of these projects.We’re renovating community gardens next door and across the street. Easy to secure to the Jeep cage and organize during construction or moving trellis’s as we rotate two dozen beds depending on the produce needs.Overall, a big win for the needs. Fantastic daily deal. Happy as a Lark to organize various equipment that’s been in boxes carted room to room.My last straw was the window install and the fixed shelf storage beginning organized to landing here and there in three rooms by the contractor working with a deadline and a couple of unplanned happenstances for install.I’m excited to have this opportunity for a design that doesn’t require much time to assemble or me to build from scratch. Well done.Hope this review is helpful. Click like if you agree please as it helps my platform. Thank you.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯

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This is a stand up double at best, could have been a home run so easily but...Pro: handy handsome "wooden" surface on top two levels provide what is proportionally a lot of space for you to collect miscellaneous mixed parts , pairs very well with magnetic parts dishes you can pick up on sale locally, or thru Amazon of course.CON: Like the proverbial Achilles heel, the design flaw is in the the leg or legs (depending on your luck). They are square tube design, open at the end, the caster wheels are meant to be inserted and pushed in to simply jam into the bolt end of the casters into the opening until secure, mind you the end of the inserting casters have no square end to fit tightly, you jam them in and pound them in till they are secure. I did so... loaded up the cart (which does have a nice amount of room in the trays and side baskets really the product and concept are really good.But this flaw cost me. as all my tools went flying as the cart fell forward as soon as I moved it around. and I watched as one of the caster wheel assembly fell out of the hollow leg. The heavy leg was not tapered correctly or enough to hold the wheel assembly securely. I've tried several different ways of securing this ROUND threaded end into the SQUARE void that is the intended home. The thickness of the sturdy metal legs make it impossible to crimp it a bit to secure the post of the wheel. I have tried Liquid Nails, epoxy, and other metal-to-metal bonding and yet been able to resolve. I can't conceive of a solution at this point other than SOLDERING! So now instead of a woodworker I have to be a metalworker as well.I am so tired of these products that load and compete by piling on features but ignoring practicality in this case they cold and should have the wheel assemblies already attached ... and BOOM! 10 out of 10! OR even a simple inserts to receive the wheel assembly , think a simple square piece of metal with a hole in the middle to SCREW the bolt into how hard is that then BOOM! 10 out of 10. These suppliers need to do some QA by simply test building a few dozen units!

Needed some type of little cart to hold tools and move around for various projects so I didn't have to lug around several tool boxes and most of my tools are in large took cabinets in the garage and was tired of running back and forth. Plus sitting drills down or trying to use a holster just wasn't working. This cart solved the problem, much sturdier than I thought and will hold several drills or torx drivers at a time. i now a lot of people only have one drill, but many of us DIY types have and use several different ones on projects. Rolls easy, to trays and plenty of room to hang a wrench, pliers, hammer, etc. Use it a lot.

Arrived as in the description. Shorter than I would like. Serves its purpose.

Real neat but I though it would be bigger