Review on 🍒 Cherry Hodedah Microwave Kitchen Cart by Stephen Hobbs

That's one hell of a hot pile of smoke. Because of the profanity filter, I can't express the true depth of my dislike for this thing. For the good and holy sake, save yourself the hassle and dispose of this junk. This company should pay you $80 just to get rid of it. This matter should be considered both an act of war and a crime against humanity. It took half an hour to unbox just to try and control the magically disintegrating styrofoam. If you made a bad choice after reading a lot of negative reviews and you have a shop or garage, unpack and assemble there. I live in a flat share, so I had to unpack with the vacuum cleaner. This garbage breeds worse than rabbits. He goes everywhere. Upon unpacking, I found that nothing was labeled. But understand this - the instructions refer to the marked parts. Happy times. I'm an industrial mechanic so I figured I could figure it out and assemble it in 30-45 minutes. Three hours later, I'm starting to question my sanity and my confidence. The packaging and instructions say you don't need a power tool, but having a drill or adjustable impact wrench makes it a lot easier. You can do this with a simple Phillips screwdriver, but you can also use a cordless screwdriver. All dowel holes are drilled too large for the supplied dowels. As you sort your pieces, flip and flip, trying to figure out which ones you're holding and which ones are pointing the way, the dowels will fall out everywhere. As with most other cabinets of this type, the main sections are fastened together with a frame and cam connector. The cams don't have a detent for the maximum locking position, so I expect it will loosen over time. Finishing nails are provided for covering and fastening the bottom of the box; Do yourself a favor and use ring shank plate nails instead of the plain shank nails included in the kit. But the best thing to do is to look for something else.