W54025 Portable Multipurpose Workbench and Vise (200 lbs Capacity) , Yellow

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FOLDING DESIGN: Offers compact storage and easy mobility to take from work site to work site
PRINTED TABLETOP: Printed with grid, ruler, and protractor for added convenience as you work
ONE-HANDED CLAMP SYSTEM: Allows for independent jaw adjustment
VERSATILE CLAMP: Jaws resist warping and can be angled to accommodate uniquely shaped materials
200 lb safe working load
Folding design for compact storage
Tabletop printed with grid, ruler and protractor for added convenience
Overall size: 23 7/8-Inch x 25-Inch x 31-Inch
One-handed clamp system allows for independent jaw adjustment
Jaws resist warping and can be angled to accommodate uniquely-shaped materials

• Loral

  The media could not be loaded. This is just what I needed. I'm working solo putting up new moulding. Pieces are 12' long and I need to cut to about 10'3", which is a nightmare trying to keep level, hold agains rip plate, and lower the mitre saw blade alone. Just raise this to the height to keep your piece level, and cut.Very sturdy! Says it holds 132lbs. I rocked this thing back & forth and I have no doubt it can easily hold this weight.The instructions are printed on a cheaper paper with soy based ink, and that is hard to read. I was able to figure out what to do without them. Took maybe 15 minutes after being confused but if I had to do another one, it would take 5-7minutes easy.I am a legit purchaser. I did not get this in a promotion or for free. It is well worth the money for the time and effort it is saving me.

• #AskMissPatience

  Bought for small project needs during a vintage renovation of all rooms. Own a larger Black and Decker that isn’t easily utilized in smaller rooms and spaces. For the daily deal plus added discount drew my attention.Upon reading low reviews knew this would be a welcomed edition as the majority of comments do not involve functionality.The table arrived whole. All parts. No broken wood.At first it looks as though the leg is bent. Upon inspection all legs are taut similarly as to create a sturdier stance one assembled.A few tips, make sure to install the foot caps so that the proper tip points furthest from the device. They are designed to help create stability. They’re made at an angle. They’re easy to remove if the wrong angle is used.Besides a Phillips Head medium sized tip all tools included.Based on reviews, this is a skill level one assembly BUT instructions benefit with previous assembly projects at a skill level two.Review the entire instruction sheet to reflect with ease how to bring this gadget together.It helps to lay out the legs. Compare to the paper closely to ensure proper direction for install.I put the words facing the rotating arms and consider this forward. The directions don’t show this. The front page does.Once the name plate and back plate are installed the rest gets easier.Tip, when installing the wood screws, last step, it helps to lay the boards down. I used the ruler part toward the front where the rotating arms are, but this isn’t a requirement.A drill with a Phillips tip is helpful to start the screws. Make them taut with a regular driver. So as not to strip them over tightening.For a basic shop table that’s easy to port around and use in any room or outside this is a win.Fantastic price point makes this a double dip win.The slats for screw drivers and handled tools is helpful when stationary.If you’re the type that needs a well built construction site portable table this might work if you take decent care of tools. It’s sturdy and works well with small projects. If you need heavy duty Black and Decker might be a better brand. I like both tables and have accomplished multiple projects from community garden flower boxes to table saw work for window install, more.This little guy is my new go to for medium type projects. Having a table while installing tin ceiling tile requiring snipping to size or bracket installation and custom shelf cuts this guy can assist as a second prop table if the B&D is the primary saw holder.If you take decent care of your tools and property this inexpensive gadget can be a win.I’m about 140 pounds. Feel safe stepping on this. Weight says as much as 200 pounds. Not sure why something this heavy would be needed on top of this table.A little common sense setting expectations and this table will not disappoint. Unless it inadvertently arrives broken. Ask for a replacement and Amazon will help with a return if a prime member. Easy Peasy.It this review is helpful and full of important tips making your experience a win please like to support my platform as a reviewer. Thanks so kindly.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🏆

• Super Dave

  Needed a set of sawhorses for a single job of ripping up t-111. Figured I'd get a cheap set of horses since I'd probably use these 'maybe' once a year. Good thing I don't use horses alot. These guys are flimsy. I mean REALLY flimsy. If you plan on doing any extended plywood cutting, I'd say find something else. However, if you're doing 1 or 2 cuts here n there, then yea these'll work. Good luck!

• Jerry

  Great tool for around the house needs, or occasionally helping a friend, not necessarily heavy duty for tradesmen, but perfect for my needs. Sturdy steel and well-thought out, went together smoothly and works great, even better getting it at a discount from Amazon Warehouse. Can't go wrong for the money! :-)

• fpink3

  The instructions are TINY and too concise. There are two types of bolts and nuts. You have to guess which are used where. It's not hard to figure out, but you shouldn't have to figure it out. There is no warning against over-tightening the nuts on the bolts. If you do, you'll crush or bend the steel legs or brackets. This will compromise the strength and stability of the item. But it went together fairly easily and it works as designed. I have a old, much more expensive B&Decker Workbench in another location. This item is the same size and function, but clearly not quite as sturdy. Even so, I'm pleased with my purchase. it's stable on a flat surface and will clamp onto the majority of items I may want to saw or screw into. I wouldn't put anything on it over 100 lbs. I don't see this as a limitation.

• Jkou

  - Screws missmatch and made of soft alluminum. Easy to strip- Main bench material is made of thin easy to bend metal that will bend/break if screws or bolts are loose- Manual hard to readThe smaller screws seem to be of different style, does not all match and made of metal thats can easily strip, almost like soft alluminum. I found a screw of my own and couldn't believe how a easy it was for a real screw to work. I ended up having to use plyers and basically grip the outside of the screws in order to tighten it enough so the board wouldn't wobble. Now i have to dissasemble it for return.the metal that the body is made of is flimsy. it seems sturdy after completely put together but if a screw or bolt goes loose, the flimsy metal will most likely bend and break the whole bench.manual has one image of the product and does not label what parts are. Even if it did, the print was to small to read or make out the illustration.The only positive is its light, and I can return the product. thats if i can disassemble it.I do not recommend this product

• Matthew B.

  Put a slab of marble over the top and use it to punch out leather belts at vendor shows. Nice and light to transport, folds up great and is perfectly stable to pound on.

• Martin Usher

  I got this stand for assembling model aircraft, especially at the flying field. I needed something that was light/portable, compact when stored and quite stable. This is perfect for the job, in fact I'd guess it was good for any kind of hobby that required a portable table that didn't have to carry too much weight. (If you're planning home improvements get a Workmate. We've had one for years, an excellent device but too big, clumsy and dirty for in-home / hobby use.)My only criticism is that assembly instructions are a bit thin. Its actually really easy to put together but at the same time surprisingly easy to put the wrong part in the wrong place. A handful of registration marks would improve things significantly.

• G. Roo

  works

• Ernest S.

  Works Good For Less Than 200 Pounds