I bought the Vevor roller stool to be able to help my spouse with diabetic foot care. It was the right height for someone to be in an extended lazy boy with the helper on this stool by their feet for care. But when I looked at the paper instructions to put the chair together, the parts were mis-labled in the instructions and the step instructions did not even describe where to put the lock washers! And to top it all off, the picture of the finished project in the instructions were not the exact model I bought - picture was similar but the plastic plate was shorter. I am very grateful "Saneauto" made this video. It was well thought out, thorough and funny. I also learned the tip about the bolt glue - Wow, that's a game changer for me!
Awesome! Thank you for such a motivating comment Julia. I share your frustration with badly written instructions. It seems none of the manufacturers can find a person to write instructions that actually knows how to write instructions anymore. Also there are some things that are more easily shown in a video format.
Is your question about the chair or the video of how to assemble the chair? The video is for beginner DIYers. The chair is for both. Either way your statement "Wouldnt want them working on my vehicles!" makes me wonder, Why? Is it because they use a chair or because they use instructions?
Agree; I'm glad I googled this video because watching it was the only way I had proper instruction to assemble my Vevor rolling stool because the printed instructions in the box were worthless! Not to mention as a teacher, some folks are visual learners and work better with video instructions rather than paper instructions. I thank God for folks like "Saneauto" who take the time to make videos for all levels of skill!
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I bought the Vevor roller stool to be able to help my spouse with diabetic foot care. It was the right height for someone to be in an extended lazy boy with the helper on this stool by their feet for care.
But when I looked at the paper instructions to put the chair together, the parts were mis-labled in the instructions and the step instructions did not even describe where to put the lock washers! And to top it all off,
the picture of the finished project in the instructions were not the exact model I bought - picture was similar but the plastic plate was shorter.
I am very grateful "Saneauto" made this video. It was well thought out, thorough and funny. I also learned the tip about the bolt glue - Wow, that's a game changer for me!
Awesome! Thank you for such a motivating comment Julia. I share your frustration with badly written instructions. It seems none of the manufacturers can find a person to write instructions that actually knows how to write instructions anymore. Also there are some things that are more easily shown in a video format.
"Amen" Brother
this assembly should be easy for a mechanic nicely detailed mate
*thumbs up👍Au👀full watch always💯*
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Is this for a mechanic? Wow! Wouldn't want them working on my vehicles!
Is your question about the chair or the video of how to assemble the chair? The video is for beginner DIYers. The chair is for both. Either way your statement "Wouldnt want them working on my vehicles!" makes me wonder, Why? Is it because they use a chair or because they use instructions?
Agree; I'm glad I googled this video because watching it was the only way I had proper instruction to assemble my Vevor rolling stool because the printed instructions in the box were worthless!
Not to mention as a teacher, some folks are visual learners and work better with video instructions rather than paper instructions.
I thank God for folks like "Saneauto" who take the time to make videos for all levels of skill!