VIVOHOME Iron 3 Tiers Rolling Welding Cart with Upgraded Wheels and Tank Storage for TIG MIG Welder and Plasma Cutter Black

Took a bit of time to assemble. Not a wide base and my welder doesn't sit on the top shelf properly. Very tippy with the gas bottle attached.

I read complaints about assembly and quality and just shake my head.Hands down one of the easiest shop items to ever assemble and to top the climax I’m a woman who knows how to work around the shop.This welding cart is strong, carries and organizes all necessary tools and supplies to complete a job.If you’re looking for an industrial high production cart, buy a Miller, but if you’re like me “well in most respects” and you perform work on your Jeep and around the house, this cart is for you.It’s quite capable to roll out of the shop and perform flawlessly.

I have both a new plasma cutter and a mig/tig/stick welder. I'm buying a few different versions of these carts with the intent to see which cart integrates best with my new equipment. I have an older small mig welder. I think tese drawers in this model present an opportunity to put one's consumables for the plasma cutter. I would buy this again and I do think I need more storage area for all the accecsseries, consumables, and attachments of my plasma cutter. I think my soltion involves a cart like this for each machine and a larger cabinet or tool box to keep all my accessories, attachments, and consumables from being strung throughout my shop. It did take time assembling this thing by myself. You may want to enlist a second set of hands to speed up assembly. Instructions were minimal, so a couple of the joints it was try all the permutations until I discovered the one that looked/worked best.

First off, the packaging when I received this item was atrocious. No bubble wrap, foam, or anything to protect the item. When I unboxed it, every single piece of the cart was riddled with scratches, dents, broken tach welds, etc. I bought it for my work so I decided to look past it and just carry on with assembling the cart. THERE ARE NO INSTRUCTIONS. They give you one measly model that is hard to read and figure out with no explanation of anything. It was a nightmare to assemble. Once I completed the assembly and went to put the drawers in, I come to find out that the drawers were so bent and mangled that they would not go in. I spent right around an hour and a half to two hours modifying ALL of the drawers to fit. Not a single one fit. Once I got the drawers to fit, they all sit crooked and look terrible. So I pulled them out again and measured the track height and found out that the company drilled and riveted the tracks in crooked on the drawers so they will never sit flat. Of course now that I'm this far into the project, I pulled the tracks off the drawers. Re-drilled new holes and riveted the tracks back in so they sit flat and re installed them. The tracks on these drawers are the worst functioning tracks I've ever used in my life. Looking at the complete cart, I noticed what looked like a piece of tape on the top shelf so I peeled it off to uncover the company logo "VIVO HOME," just from looking at the logo you can tell that the company spent no more than $10 building this cart. THE LOGO WAS CROOKED, they cant even put the stupid logo on right. Overall, I'm disgusted with this item and this company, this is the worst piece of garbage I've ever wasted my money on.

Quite honestly, this is a nice cart for the money. It is designed specifically for newer, smaller sized "home workshop" inverter TIG and stick welders. Pay attention to the physical size of this cart and you won't be disappointed. If you have a Lincoln, Miller, or whatever brand-name MIG/TIG/Stick welder or plasma cutter - buy the OEM cart for the model you have and be done with it even if you think it's overpriced. This particular cart is very specifically designed for various smaller-sized hobby welders/cutters that are meant for occasional use. And those complaining about fit, finish, and holes lining up ... pay attention to what you're doing and don't tighten up bolts until you have everything rough assembled. Took me 20 minutes to assemble the cart and I didn't have to force or re-drill anything. Nice cart, don't have expectations beyond the cost. My ONLY complaint is the bolt lengths could be varied so they don't stick out so much in certain instances ... but I also understand why the manufacturer did it; entirely because people would complain they couldn't figure out where the short ones and long ones go (eye roll).