VEVOR Folding Work Table, 2-in-1 as Sawhorse & Workbench, 1000 lbs Load Capacity, Steel Legs, Portable Foldable Tool Stand with 2 Wood Clamps, 4 Bench Dogs, 3 Tool Boxes, 2 Hooks, Easy Garage Storage

This work bench is very strong and wall worth the money I would definitely recommend this

What a brilliant piece of kit! Very strong, well made, and even the accessories are spot on. Was considering building a work bench based around an MFT top, but this bench is cheaper than the top alone!Such a versatile solution for DIY or professional needs. Well done again, Vevor.

1st impressions is very good - well packed and exactly as described - I felt the clamps where a little cheap - and only fit into the main slots - would be good if they had clamps that would fit dog holes - BUT I got this on a spring offer and so very cheap - I watched some youtube reviews comparing various of these and went for this one because it was on offer - nice little buckets for ods and ends - Shame you cant store the items when folder and travellingWill see over the coming months , when i use it for DIY as i have a lot to do coming up - hence the purchase

excellent bench

Only wanted the frame as I have converted this to a router table but the build quality is very good. It is a little on the low side so will not suit taller users. I'm 5'10" and it's just about okay for me.

Not quite what you might expect.I got the impression from the images this was going to have storage for the accessories on the underside of the table so it was almost a self contained unit.That is not the case. This is just an MDF top with a metal frame and legs. All the other “gubbins” you have to find somewhere to keep so I am still driving around with junk in the trunk so to speak.The leg locks are just metal rods with a bit cut out that slots loosely onto the leg and held there by gravity. There is no locking of the legs into position and on the first use I must have managed to lift one of these up with my knee somehow while cutting which meant the leg moved as did everything else on the top and I gouged the MDF which makes up the top of this workbench.All in all for the price I paid I feel a little ripped off.While it is not the same I have ended up buying a very basic workbench for twenty quid for cutting as that has more clamping options although it is smaller as a work area but then it’s just a kinda sawhorse really.This has been relegated to a moveable table in my workshop. Although I have made some changes to it including permanently attaching the leg locks with jointed bars and a slide down locking collar akin to a picnic table so they cannot be knocked so easily. I have also made some adjustable feet so it is stable if it is on a slightly uneven surface such as the old paving slabs outside my workshop.

Please with table gives you get plenty of clamping options my only reservation is work height around 29 inches fine for some jobs but other jobs i prefer 34 inches so will knock up some leg extensions and (IAM only five foot ten)

A GREAT PIECE OF KIT JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED. I COULD HAVE GOT A CHEAPER ONE BUT I AM WELL SATISFIED WITH THIS