JEGSRolling Tool Box Cart with Drawers - 4 Ball-Bearing Glided Drawers - 16-Gauge Steel - 580 LBS Total Capacity - Black Powder Coat Finish Toolbox on Wheels

I was looking for a roll around tool cabinet that had specific features to use in my shop. The overall size and height (38") is just right for me, not too big and not too small with adequate storage for my usage. I am constantly moving my machinist tools between my lathe and milling machine and this product turns out to be the ideal fit There are many more pros than cons with this product. The instructions should be throughly read before attempting assembly which took me about 45 minutes. I suggest assembly on a workbench if possible up to the step before the drawer cabinet assembly is installed. The larger casters allow the cabinet to move easily in all directions and the wheel locks are effective. The drawers slide in and out smoothly with good grab handles and come with liners. Accidental drawer openings while moving the cabinet is prevented when the drawer is fully closed. The top lid is sturdy and uses a continuous back hinge. As for cons an annoying scraping sound occurred whenever the lid was raised and was silenced with a couple of drops of light oil on each drawer locking rod. When the lid is closed the rear drawer locking mechanism is engaged preventing drawer openings. I removed both of the lid drawer locking mechanisms since I am the only one in my shop and wanted the convenience of opening any drawer w/o having to raise the lid each time or having to leave the drawers slightly open. A couple of small covers can be made to close off the openings created by the removed mechanisms. Another con is a finger pinch point exists between the front lip edge of the lid and the front and sides of the cabinet, these cons are minor however. I plan to install a sheet of a laminated wood product on the lid as a personal preference and also just large enough to act as a lid handle. The cabinet looks great with a good black powder coating and chrome like grab handles. This cabinet gets my vote and I would recommend it without hesitation.

The drawers are the worst quality I have ever seen, not heavy duty at all. EVERY DRAWER GLIDE will not stay intact, they fall off the rails. Beware, if you buy this, you are stuck with it, as it cost as much to return as it was to buy it.

Great quality/well built - yet very inexpensive. Assembly a bit tedious but easy. Socket and a small adjustable wrench is all you need. Directions are extremely minimal, but pretty self explanatory.

This is a standard model that is sold by many outlets. It is a good, sturdy tool chest on wheels. I now have three. This one suffered some damage in shipping. Not enough for me to reject it, but clearly, due to its weight it is difficult to handle and was banged up and possible dropped. The assembly instructions are lacking. You will need to pay very close attention to the parts sketch to determine how to orientate the support bars and drawer box holders. Luckily I had two other to refer to for guidance.

The top was a little dented in the corners and it took some tweaking to get the draws to slide smoothly but once assembled (easier with 2 ppl) I was so happy. I don't know how sturdy it is for mechanic tools. It's pretty heavy and feels solid to me (I shift it around a lot) but other reviewers have said it's not so great. But as a hairstylist I use this for my work station. My stuff is not heavy. The drawers are perfect for holding my brushes, clippers, irons, scissors and more. The top locks all the drawers when it's closed. And i love the large space underneath for storage. I may not be the best judge if your need this for heavy tools, but I love it. Don't even care it is a little dented. For me this was a great purchase.

This is my second rolling cart. And both cart was a pain to assemble by myself. But this is a great value compare to my husky brand tool cart

My tool cart arrived damaged. It appeared to be minor cosmetic stuff at first but turned worse. I only notice the bad stuff after assembling the cart and having the drawers fall out when I tried to open them. The case that the drawer glides are riveted to was bowed outward on both sides causing the drawers to drop out near full extension. If they can't package the thing better, they should at least add a stiffening bent at the front of the case on each side to prevent the bowing. I've since corrected the damage with a dead blow hammer, but I shouldn't have had to.

Quite easy to assemble. Good value for the money. The corner of the cover is slightly bent but the damage was from the delivery guy dragging the hefty box across the lawn.