Customer Reviews for VEVOR Tool Cart 40 Taper Tool Holder CNC Tool Cart 36 Capacity CAT40 BT40 Service Carts with Wheels Heavy Duty (BT40 36 Capacity)

Plan on spending a couple of hours assembling .Once together it is sturdy and well built .Had issue with one caster being rusty,they reimbursed me for that.very happy with purchase

Best value I’ve seen for tool carts.

Great tool cart for the money.

Very good tool cart, compares in function and utility very well against "tool scoots" that cost $270 more. Though you can see and feel burrs on the punched squares on the two vertical members the lower shelves fasten to it in no way impairs the cart's function or safety. It has only one tray and there are no instructions but if you can program a mill and do setups you can certainly look at the pictures and figure it out. There is a lot of extra hardware so don't worry if you end up with 9 socket head cap screws and 7 binding head screws. I fastened everything and still had leftovers of both. You will find that the photo shows mounting holes without fasteners, I'm guessing they used double sided, foam tape for the photo shoot! Use all the holes for assembly and use a fastener in every one, don't forget that the tray fastens through both the top and the vertical member. When you torque all the bolts and screws this thing is rigid! As a side note I used the socket head cap screws on the casters only and I had the heads holding the casters and the lock nuts against the bottom tray. The outboard caster fasteners also hold the bottom mounting holes of the vertical members, just a tip for anyone assembling this thing. It's a good deal and the three reviews written before mine are accurate and had a lot to do with why I bought this. Also the tool pockets say "BT-40" but until you get to the v-flange and notches the "CT-40" is the same taper so don't worry.

Box had a hole in it on delivery, and as luck would have it the bag of bolts was split open. Luckily they supply a lot of extra nuts and bolts ( was short a couple of the allen head screws but was able to use the philips head screws in place) the usual gripe that there are no instructions, but as mentioned many of times in other review it is easily put together. Overall it is a good buy for the money.

Not a bad tool cart at all, for 300-400$ less then the Hoyt carts it's a no brainer. It's pretty sturdy and is labeled "BT-40" holder on the tool holder rings but fits CAT-40 fine. Does not come with instructions but is easy to put together.

Work in an Aerospace Machineshop, in the tool crib, bought these for setting up the machines with setup tool holders and fixture. Hout brand wanted 2 1/2 times more for these. Am pleased with the carts and the service from Mophorn

All the components are very cheap and the paint was very inconsistent, this resulted in a bit of cleanup on our end that needed to be done before the thing would actually go together. That being said, once it was all said and done it is pretty stout and for the price it is hard to beat.