SwitZer New Blue Steel Garage Tool Box Toolbox Work Bench Workbench Storage With Drawers Pegboard and 20 Pegs Shelf DIY Workshop Station

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Well the first thing is the instructions are very poor. The part marked as D should face inwards otherwist the drawer runner wont fit. The tool holder board is too wide and will NOT fit, the part J stops it sitting properly. There are screws missing from the pack and I was very careful by putting all screws into a plastic container from the outset. This not a pack for the novice to assemble. Having said all that it is not too bad for the money, you just have to take great care in what you are doing. I have ordered another one and I will count each item and put the reults in another feedback.

Came in good time, instructions are not very clear and we were short of some nuts and bolts but the company sent more out as soon as we contacted them. Well worth the money paid. Looks great.

I only give this product 2 stars because although it will do its job for a while, I doubt very much if it will have a long life. It was cheap, but the manufacturing quality is pretty ropey. Assembly was about the worst flat-pack kit I've ever had to struggle with. Instructions had no language printed or descriptions, it was all pictorial and poor quality sketchy diagrams that were so short of detail even when viewing through a magnifying glass, that several ambiguous mis-placing of components resulted. 3 Hours of work and with an assistant got to the stage of giving up for day one and postponing further work until day 2. Drawings were wrong in their depiction of handedness of certain parts. The packaging from the makers was awful and the metal parts had broken through the cardboard outer case. Some smashed up chipboard inside looked like it might have been the drawer base but in fact it was reinforcement within the carton that broke when the parts fell around inside. I made a few modifications using longer bolts for a few things because supplied bolts were too short for the job. The platform for main shelf and lower shelf are thin flimsy MDF and will not last. I was able to bolt a vice to the worktop and a small bench grinder but I had doubts that the thin board would be strong enough to last long. It was cheap but I doubt the claims that the maximum capacity is 150kgs In the end I buttressed the bottom shelf by putting an old car jack underneath. It will do the job and I can't expect much better for under 60 quid. But I have to say it is best described as probably made in the Orient from poor quality bits and the building of it was similar to the way a joke meccano style puzzle would be! It was a challenge to actually construct it and I nearly gave up and put my foot through it! Next time I think I'll purchase one ready made and pay a lot more money for it.

It does become more solid once it's together obviously, parts missing(nuts and bolts) instructions were worse than useless. I think I would have been better not attempting to follow them. Drawer is shocking and had to put spacers in to get it to work, not that it's really worth it as it's super flimsy.

This workbench took me a day and a half to complete. The instructions are tiny, unclear and difficult to follow. A couple of times I had to dismantle part of it and assemble it again so that holes matched up with other holes etc. the sliding mechanism for the drawer comes apart by clicking a small plastic catch. That bit alone too me nearly two hours to work out. If you have other pressing matters or a short temper, do not attempt this project. It’s like a giant Meccano set once you get going and the finished result is sturdy and practical. The pins don’t seem to stay in the pegboard very well. I am looking for a substitute. I also had to buy some extra M4 bolts to fix the drawer. It’s an enormous sense of achievement once you complete it.