TUFFIOM 3 Tier Rolling Tool Cart with Drawer, Tool Service Cart on Wheels w/2 Brake, 330 LBS Capacity Industrial Heavy Duty Utility Cart, Tool Organizer for Mechanic, Garage, Warehouse & Repair Shop

I highly recommend this work cart! I use it in my garage for automotive upgrades I’m doing on my F150 so I don’t have to walk back and forth to my tool box. I put tools and supplies on it and roll right to my work area and it has saved me untold amount of time! It is super sturdy and rolls very easily. It fits anywhere I put it. It was easy to put together also. No plastic material on it. It’s metal

This cart is good for light to medium garage and shop duty. Assembly was easy and all the holes lined up with no problems. There were no missing or damaged parts. I added some washers to the top side of the caster bolts to try to avoid metal tear out that some commenters mentioned. I don't think that would be a problem unless the cart was overloaded. The description says 330 pounds but there is no way I would put that kind of load on this cart. Rolling was a little difficult until I lubricated the wheels and bearings - after that it rolls just fine. In my opinion it's worth the money.

It’s pretty nice. It went together ok and does the job it’s intended to do - hold my drill bits next to my drill press. It’s not very heavy duty. 330lbs? I don’t know about that. But it was all that I needed and I’m happy.

Solid and has a decent amount of space for the price can’t really ask for more

Great item but did not come with any instructions what so ever when asking on where to get the Manuel on how to put together was just told in a message what an where things go. But I figured it out

Very sturdy, great size

Great for the price and very convenient. It’s not too tall, the drawer is smooth, the placemats are very soft and don’t really absorb too much oil if you tap it dry. Also rolls smooth and quietly, and can be assembled in 30-45 minutes or less.

where to begin, would it be the unit was packaged badly, so the parts were already scratched, or would it be the absolutely horrible paint job on the parts, or would it be the "chinglish" instructions that barely barely readable. if your going to sell a product to the english speaking market, then WRITE THEM IN ENGLISH, that is correct. Full of typo's and inaccuracy's. all the parts for this, have elongated holes because nothing lines up with other parts correctly. NOT worth the $55.10 I paid for it, perhaps it may be worth $29.99 but NOT the price they charge.