Observations on Vevor stainless cart

[LMichaels]

So in another thread I'd discussed carts for my Ninja. And the Vevor was brought to my attention (which I bought). So I just realized it's made of "real" stainless steel! It's non-magnetic. Quite pleasantly surprised and amazed at the quality vs price point (even for Chinese stuff it's good).

 

[Jon Tofte]

Sounds great, Larry. Post a picture when you have a chance.

 

[BobH-SCW]

Might even be a good table for a home based Q1200! Use the folding cart for trips only

 

[timothy]

I just put wheels on my 24" x 48" Load King SS table yesterday.
That's been outside for over 25 years with no rust.
That Vevor looks like a nice one. I see they are made for labs, which style did you get?

 

[LMichaels]

I got this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Q1B1BKV?tag=tvwb-20
I even tested the casters and they're non-magnetic along with the legs as well. For $82 it seems to be a "steel?"

 

[Benny Gilbert]

Speaking of VEVOR, I saw that they released a home-sized food warmer (basically a shrunken-down version of the kind used in top barbecue restaurants) for about $300 and I'm really tempted to get one.

 

[Jon Tofte]

I got this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Q1B1BKV?tag=tvwb-20
I even tested the casters and they're non-magnetic along with the legs as well. For $82 it seems to be a "steel?"

Looks a lot better and more flexible than a dedicated plastic table!

 

[BobH-SCW]

Larry, do you think a Q would work with a smaller table, or is the size you got perhaps the minimum to get?

 

[LMichaels]

I think a Q (all of them) are slightly smaller footprint. So sure. Especially the Q1XXX. Of course that is depending on how your orient it as well. But I bet the next size down from the one I bought would be a nice compromise