If you try to use power tools to speed up the process you need to have the perfect bit, or you will strip the weak metal .
The assembly was a huge pain. If you try to use power tools to speed up the process you need to have the perfect bit, or you will strip the weak metal screws. Also there is one wooden peg that is slightly larger than the others. This was not clear to me during assembly and caused a huge problem, even stripping a screw with the provided L bar. The cart itself is nice once assembled. If I could go back in time I would double check the parts and find a good bit from the hardware store first, because the L bar and screws take some elbow grease to get the job done. Also some of the wood was chipped, which I fixed with a sharpie. All the pieces were wrapped well for shipping though, so Im not sure how this could happen.
If you try to use power tools to speed up the process you need to have the perfect bit, or you will strip the weak metal .
The assembly was a huge pain. If you try to use power tools to speed up the process you need to have the perfect bit, or you will strip the weak metal screws. Also there is one wooden peg that is slightly larger than the others. This was not clear to me during assembly and caused a huge problem, even stripping a screw with the provided L bar. The cart itself is nice once assembled. If I could go back in time I would double check the parts and find a good bit from the hardware store first, because the L bar and screws take some elbow grease to get the job done. Also some of the wood was chipped, which I fixed with a sharpie. All the pieces were wrapped well for shipping though, so Im not sure how this could happen.