Customer Reviews for VEVOR Drill Bit Dispenser Cabinet, Five-Drawer Drill Bit Dispenser, 60-Compartment Drill Bit Organizer Cabinet, Drill Dispenser Organizer Cabinet Holder for Jobber Length Wire Gauge Sizes #1 to #60

This is a well made Drill Bit Dispenser Cabinet for the price. This 5 drawer model has 60 compartments, giving one plenty of slots for storage. I made an overall improvement to mine by adding tool box liner. The bottoms of the compartments in this cabinet are not rounded. Their rectangular shape can make it difficult to retrieve small drill bits out of the compartments. To address this problem, I used my lever handle type paper cutter, to cut pieces of tool box liner, to an exact size to cover the sides and bottom of each compartment. Not only does it make it easier to remove items from the compartments, It also protects the painted metal. Over time, accessing drill bits will scratch off the finish on the metal. It will then start to rust. Then the rust can transfer to the items in the compartments. The tool box liner, pads and protects the metal. I also cut a piece the size of the exterior top for the same reasons.The only minor negative that I encountered are the labels. The ones on mine are long, permanent, peel and stick labels. I like to take my PC based label maker and label items for my purposes. To do that on this Drill Bit Dispenser Cabinet, one has to first peel off the labels, then clean off the adhesive. A slide in type labeling system would be better. Overall it is a good product, I would purchase it again.

This purchase was part of a spring cleaning foray into the dungeon that is my garage. Not only is this heavy duty — as in 'pass down to my grandkids heavy duty — it's compact with plenty of slots. Highly recommend.

Lots of compartments and sturdy.

Really a great drill file cabinet however, I cannot, for the life of me, find a drill bit sized 9/31 of an inch!Really? Somebody was not paying attention.

Very well built and heavy duty. Each cabinet probably weighs about 15lbs or 7Kg. Drawer slides are heavy duty and slide well after a little break-in. I put a layer of non-slip toolbox liner between each cabinet to keep them from sliding on each other. 10/10, would buy again.

For the money, this is a decent little 5 drawer cabinet. Using it for my drills and mills. Drawers don't slide the smoothest. They are ball bearing. A little bit of grease helped. I'd rather they not applied the labels. That way the purchaser can do their own without having to mess with removing the pre-installed ones.Overall it was worth it and I'll probably end up getting a 2nd one, as I'm running out of space quickly.Update:After removing the top drawer, there was damage on the back corner. The cabinet itself was fine. So it was installed like that? Really? Great quality assurance..... Lost another star for that.

I had a lot of loose drill bits in various locations and containers and locations. This cabinet solved that problem. Lots of room and very sturdy. Comes with blank labels. I will probably get one for my loose taps and dies.

Update: The replacement was in MUCH better condition. The previous version appeared darn near used compared to this. So my new rating of 4/5 stars is reflected in accuracy and value. It's nit the best drill cabinet, but it's the best you'll find for this price!(Ordered replacement, will update when it arrives.)Inspect yours thoroughly...Look at paint, check drawers, and move it around a bit, to listen for ball bearing rolling around in the box... mine sounded like Maracas were in there.Recieved this today, first attempt, and as soon as I opened the box I could see it was going to be one of those "Keep exchanging until you get a decent one" processes.So, I hope the next one arrives in decent shape. I'm assuming they're losing money based upon the shipping weight alone, at 22lbs.I will update after new one arrives. If it was in decent shape, I'd consider it a great value. But not so much, which is usually why I ignore Vevor products.

Love this I go to look for my different bits and they are right there not stacked on top of each other. Very easy to find now.

I've accumulated drill bits singly and in sets for 50 years. Finding the right bit was hit and miss. Dropped all my bits into a pile, use a bit gage to sort them, and placed them in these drawers. Now, when I need a specific bit, I know immediately if I have it and where it is. Should have done this 49 years ago.