I want to use a kitchen aid stand mixer on this. Is it sturdy enough to handle the shaking &amp; vibration?
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More than enough. I have it without the wheels, but it is incredibly sturdy. I can't see adding wheels compromising the integrity.
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Hi Janis, I have had my 5 quart Artisian KitchenAid for many years. I notice the wobbling if I forget to lock it in place. But yes, it will wobble if the mixture is very thick or using the wrong attachment. Otherwise it fits my needs just fine.
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I think it'll depend how how heavy the cake is. This stand is pretty sturdy!
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Absolutely. Truly one of the strongest hand mixers I've ever owned. Loved it so much I bought my daughter one.
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Yes it is very sturdy. I have never had it tip or wobble. The handle works great for reaching and keeping balanced. Enjoy
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I have it holding a blender, several pounds of potatos, some cast iron skillets, etc., with no problems. In my opinion it is very sturdy.
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It won't be stable enough unless you have a heavy studio boom. It would be better to mount this on its own tripod style stand and use the mic on the boom. I use this with a tripod stand and have the mic mounted with it.
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It is certainly sturdy enough--you will want something solid underneath the mixer (like a sheet of metal,(even a cookie sheet) or a sheet of plywood) so the feet don't fall through the gaps in the wire shelving.
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It is stiff enough to stand upright when held vertically from the bottom (it does not flop over). I wouldn't call it 'extremely sturdy'. If wiggled it does make a quiet thunder like noise. Once heated it is a hard plastic.
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Yes, I had no problems with it. I actually bought it as a 2nd mixer. I have a big Kitchen Aide and needed another because I bake so much. I used it quite often until I accidentally knocked the hand held part off the counter and it broke into about 3 pieces. :(
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I don't know how that can be quantified exactly, but I would agree with everyone else that it is a very solid cart. I've had my KitchenAid stand mixer on it, and a microwave or other sort of countertop oven would easily be fine on it. I store small kitchen appliances on the shelves, such as my toaster, blender, rice maker, glass pitchers, colanders, etc. I wouldn't be particularly concerned about putting any typical kitchen item on this cart.
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Hi-yes- it is very sturdy. The bottom is strong and even which prevents it from tipping. I was worried about the same thing, but i'ts fine. I hope this helps!
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Yeah it's pretty strong. I use all kinds of different ones. It's a sturdy stand.
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I believe it would support the average microwave. It's surprisingly sturdy and really nice. I'm thrilled with it.
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If you mean could it handle the weight, then absolutely. I use mine as a kitchen island, and it is very sturdy.
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Oh yes, it is a very sturdy cart. I have a 7 quart KitchenAid mixer, the really big one, and thats where its resting right now. I did however have to leave out the upper shelf because my mixer was almost an inch too tall. This cart has been a great addition to my kitchen.
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Yes, it is very sturdy. It tightens up well and I also had a microKorg on the second and it worked just fine. It's adjustable too.