DNA Motoring TOOLS-00197 Round Mechanics Roller Seat Creeper Stool With Padded Cushion, Tool Storage Drawer & Tray, 300 Lbs Max Weight Capacity

There are several of these rolling stools on Amazon so I basically just picked the lowest cost one; assuming it was more or less the same product. The reviews here are basically on point:Pro:- Sturdy construction- Good wheels- Easy to assemble- Rolls around smoothlyCons:- One of the two trays doesn't seat/fit fully but it's an easy fix with with a screw, velcro, or adhesive. Definitely annoying but I can't complain since this was half the cost of a "name brand" version- The holes for the wheels are a bit smaller than the standard ones used for most office chairs. So if you upgrade the wheels, plan to drill the holes a little wider. Not a huge deal and I plan to do this because I love smooth skate wheels on everythingI definitely don't regret going with this listing/branding versus the name brand one that looks almost identical. I use this to work in my garage and wash the car. It's saved my back and knees!

Context: I wrap cars and install graphics so I use it for low angles and lettering doors and such.Let’s start off with it’s all metal. The wheels, cup holder and seat I think are the only thing not Metal. It’s also kinda sturdy. I clock in at 180lbs and I’ve stood on it, The four wheels make that possible. can’t do that with the old three wheel but not really supposed to do that period.The draws are a good depth hold tools emergency butterfingers I wanna say it’s 2 inches deep and open in opposite directions which I personally feel is a nice touch. When you close it you feel it “lock” into place so it doesn’t slide open. On our raw shop floor it’s moves good the wheels are hard plastic I’m sure on an epoxy floor or hybrid shop floor I’m sure it will slide across that like water off a dolphins back.Now the few cons not big but worth mentioning. The draws “lock into place but with mine at a certain point it gets stiff. The directions are printed kind of small making it a little tough to see what’s going on? The Allen key stripped cause I gorillad the bolts in. The cup holder stinks! Since I have access to the good double stick tape that took care of that problem I also added the big gulp cup holder adapter to hold my spray bottles.Overall: not many complaints. For the price, as long as you don’t need it taller it’s a hell of a bargain just for having draws alone. Not sure it would work for mechanics maybe as fair as my field I think it’s perfect

Pretty much all decent, but the caster wheels are cheap and the threads on the wheels for the "nuts" were made poorly. I threaded all the nuts on first so the threads would clear up some and then installed on the seat. Drawer also is slightly warped so it catches a little on one corner, but I'll just hit it with a grinder. Provided "wrenches" don't fit well, which isn't a huge deal, you can just wedge a needle nose in there to tighten the wheels. I used the hitch clips for the seat rather than bolts - easier/faster to adjust.

During the assembly process I noticed that the bar that is supposed to have three large hole for the wheels, only had two holes. The center middle wheel hole was drilled in the plate, but not the bar. I had to drill out the hole for the wheel. Also, the other bar had an odd bend to it causing a hole row of holes to be off. I was able to bend it in place and push the screws through.The assembled product is very sturdy. The materials as well are very nice. The bend took a lot of force to get it lined up, so good and frustrating at the same time.Also, instructions are super minimal and does not indicate which length screws go where, so there was intermittent assembly and disassembly to replace screws in the right holes. Better instructions would definitely make the experience better.

This seat is awesome! Tools around with ease and the storage trays and slide out drawer are very convenient

Instructions were terrible. HardwareMissing. Several holes did not match up. Had drill my own holes. Very sturdy design once you figure out we’re to drill holes to bolt up the missing hardware that I had to go to Home Depot to buy.I’m 250lbs and it’s plenty strong.

This rolling stool is exactly what my husband needed to work on his ,Odell train layout. The best feature is the locking casters. It makes lowering himself on the stool in a limited space very safe. It is also well constructed and moves smoothly.

I've used this mechanic stool a few times now, & it works fine. I'm about 200#, & it doesn't have any trouble holding me up. The trays are kinda dinky, but I expected that.