It fits! / wobbly handle
935461
Just got it today and thank goodness it fits everything. I am a full time work full time student and needed something I could carry all my books in along with anything else I would need through the day because at times I may only have an hour or just 30 min between a class and another or class then work. having access to all my books and not breaking my back is going to be wonderful. I didn't give it 5 stars because I don't know how it will be on campus and the handle is wobbly which does frighten me with how much weight I have in it. I was able to fit 1loptop 3 medical books, 1 medical dictionary, 1 hard back math book, 2 notebooks, a pocket guide, a book of my liking for a break, charger, water bottle, planer, pencils pens etc.  And I could probably fit one more note book or so but I think all I have in it now may be it's max.
1079474
It is a REALLY tight fit.  After much struggling, I was unable to get it completely seated in the Bodum Brazil base, but was able to get the handle on.  Will it work?  Yes.  But, it's far from ideal, and I'm a bit nervous about safety with such a tight fit too.
971422
It fits, but even at its tightest, it's still wiggly. I'll most likely replace it with a higher quality pair.
854993
A lot can fit in this little case.  If you extend the telescoping handle to the maximum it's likely to get stuck.  I jammed my finger badly trying to replace that handle.  Now I am sure to pull up the handle only out to the first stop and then it works well.
1424511
I purchased these for the 10 and 12 inch Lodge Skillets that came as a set from Costco. Although the handle works 'ok' for the 10 inch skillet, it's actually too big. It still works, because you are basically just needing something to protect your hands when you grab the small assist handle that's opposite the long handle. The fit however is perfect for the 12 inch skillet and is obviously the assist handle for which this holder was made. In my opinion, it works well enough that it's not worth it to me to look for a smaller handle for the 10 inch skillet. I still feel like I have a secure grip on the 10 inch skillet when I use it. It will easily fall off the 10 inch skillet if bumped, but it fits just tight enough on the assist handle for the 12 inch skillet that a slight bump won't knock it off.
1612440
I was told the replacment blade might not fit well on handle but I needed it right away. It works for what I`m using itfor.
3355760
It looks fine, but one of the handles is almost break away from the body part. I pin a sticker on it so it won't fall apart, after that it works well so far.
4092666
The handle, itself, is great. Sturdy, looks like the photo, fits my drawers. The screws that came with them - whole other story. They are double and then some too long (way too long for most, if not any, drawer), so I had to go out and purchase new screws. Unfortunately the description doesn't give you information as to the recommended screw diameter or circumference, so I had a heck of a time finding one that would work.
3133588
All good except the door handle (inside) sticks out a bit farther than with the original unit, I double checked that it is installed correctly on the door frame, which it is. it is not horrible but definitely noticeable.
53199
It's a good solid stand. Fits my Merkur 34C. It does not fit my Omega Pro 48 handle though. I have to squeeze the bristles and have the brush sitting on the stand that way. It's no big deal, but for those looking to have their brush fit the holder by the handle, make sure your brush handle is not too large.
1512009
Only a small niggling problem with this one, and the son can fix it, but I (as Sher's husband, and who bought it for the son for Christmas...am not reviewing the Shipping Problem here, just the unit), would be happier with it if the darn handle wasn't so "floppy". As soon as you pull on it to move the cart, the design of the handle allows it to unlatch and to drop, and it's a real pain (a two hander) to get it set back to the "up" position.
Other than that, it seems to be a very sturdy, well made unit that will handle the welder with no problems. I would suggest changing out the rear wheels for solid rubber ones at the point that they wear out or start cracking (which they will), but that's a minor maintenance job.
1343330
The handle was nice but don't throw away your old handle away until you check to see if all of your bolts fit.  Mine didn't .  I had to take the pivot out of my old one.  besides that its good.
242253
Fits like a glove.  I tried the less expensive non-American Standard replacement handles that the hardware store sells, but it just never fit right.  Ordered this one and it fit exactly as it should.  No more jiggling the handle.
2456014
The brush part is actually very good.  My issue is with the way it attaches to the handle - it's very wobbly and I don't know if I got a defective product or if it is meant to be wobbly.  Either way I don't like it and most likely will send it back - product description didn't say anything about wobbliness.
1850031
Perfect size --not too big and not too small!  -- Have a problem with the handle not always coming all the way up though
4913863
affordable and a big improvement once that handle breaks off and you need a new one!
4747442
(After seeing a few other comments like my own about the wheelbase, I found there were others who'd made their own solution. It does take a great deal of force, but the cylinder can be forced in about the amount that I describe below to sturdy the wobble. With that now having been performed, I've raised my assessment to I like it!)

Clearly, this was what I thought would be a perfect stand for a portable studio mixer. It has a six wheel base to aid against topple over. The upper section houses my Tascam DP-32 SD superbly and seems to fairly well secure it in place. The width adjustable bars and depth adjustable bars have extra clearance for a slightly larger model mixer. Both the rectangular and cylindrical tubing and adjusting knobs seem substantial. The angular adjustment is a bit awkward, but strong. It is for the most part a fairly nice stand. However, the mount at the wheel base for the perpendicular cylinder is both flawed and lacks forethought in design. The cylinder barely fits in the base before you can feel a wedge like resistance. This would be ok if it were to allow an inch and a half to two inches more of the cylinder to seat into the base. But as it is, the cylinder tends to wobble inside the base needlessly due to the top heavy nature of the stand. At that point, the only offering to counter this wobble is to tighten and maybe over-tighten the knob at the base. Whoever designed the upper portion, should have designed the base connection as well.....or if this was the same person, .....well, they should have started the design from the base, building a good foundation and then work their way up. I would send this back, if it wasn't for the fact that I need my desk space so badly. I will attempt to find an answer to solving this problem and make do. For the moment, this will have to work. I have seen better stands on videos, but could not locate any online. Hopefully, these better designs will come to be sold on Amazon someday soon.