Customer Reviews for VEVOR Three-Drawer End Mill Dispenser Cabinet for Sizes 1/8"-1"/3.18-25.4 mm

Awesome cabinet. Will fit all our HSS and carbide drills (even the long shank ones), end mills and more. Super sturdy construction is an absolute bonus, they are rock solid. Great finish and good glide on the drawer mechanisms. Brought 2 to check the quality. I will be buying a few more now I see how good they are.

Hey shop teachers, you need this! to store tooling, collets, etc. make your own labels.

I use this for holding spare drill bits. I live in a rural area, and as a consequence purchasing replacement drill bits is not always easy. Thus I have spares of all sizes from 1.5mm to 13mm, HSS, cobalt and 1/4" hex drills. The cabinet makes for easy selecting the required drill bit, and also for stock control. I have 2 cabinets, one for HSS and the other for cobalt.

This product helps me to store my drill bits easily and these labels help me to find the corresponding drill bits faster.

Since the product is made of cold rolled steel, I've been using it for a while and it's still as good as new.

This was a huge improvement to my shop, I put this off for far too long. This saves me time/money!

I needed to sort out my drills bits which were all jumbled together so sometimes difficult to find the particular size wanted. This cabinet and another similar one bought later has helped fix the problem. Seem well built and able to hold plenty of drills in each size marked on compartments. Satisfied with this purchase.

For the price it is a very good unit. Beware if you’re stacking units together because they will try to slide when you open the drawers full of end mills or drill-bits or other cutters. I ended up welding a small piece of sheet metal at the back and making a little brackets so I could slide it in case I wish to detach the units.

Very nice cabinets for storing end mills , drill-bits, and other small tooling. if you fill the drawers with the drill bits for end mills be careful. What happens when you try to open a drawer especially if you stack the cabinets on top of each other the whole unit wants to slide. But I understand that’s not the manufacturers problem or fault. What I did was take a little sheet metal at the back of the units and weld the units together. I made it so I can slip a piece in an out in case I wanted to separate them.

If you have the room in your shop for storage like this, then it's perfect. Quickly and easily find the size bit you're looking for, and have plenty of spares ready as well.