Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

These carts can be great for the price, if you take a little extra care putting them together. If you want this cart to last you will have to glue the joints. If you are not prepared to take the time to glue the joints, I would advise you to buy something else. We have several of these cabinets in my workshop, and my wife's craft room. They have stood up well to use over a couple of years with any issues, but they were put together with care and glue. I used a translucent wood glue. Some of the assembly requires that you look at what you are doing as it's easy to make a sloppy job of it. Attaching the drawer sides to the drawer fronts requires that you position the side piece as high against the front as possible. If you don't do this, you will be able to see a little side wood below the drawer front. A block screwed to the work surface will make drawer assembly easier. I've attached some photos of where to glue the drawers. The main cabinet will require glue as well, and that may require sanding off any over sprayed varnish where you have to glue. Bottom line is that even allowing for the extra work needed to make these cabinets robust, I would recommend them. I did pay less for the units I bought. EDIT. Seven years later, a lot of use, and these cabinets have never had an issue.