Performance Tool W54011 Saw Horse Set, 2-Piece (150 lb capacity, 300 lbs Total)

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! :-)

It does what I wanted it to do for cheap. Could be a little sturdier but oh well

This wasn’t too hard to put together. The instructions weren’t the easiest to follow and I had to refer to the picture on the box a few times. The hex wrench included didn’t quite fit but I was able to use my own wrench. The instructions also say you need a hammer. Not sure for what but I had one in standby.The table can be split unevenly for odd shaped pieces but I would use additional clamps because it doesn’t lock in place.It is sturdy enough for small to medium wood working projects but the metal legs can be bent and warped under too much force.Overall, I like it and it will work for me.

This is exactly what I expected it to be; a cheaply made "work bench" that does the job as long as you don't expect too much of it. But it serves it's purpose perfectly; it was cheap, it was easy to assemble, it's lightweight, and it's sturdy enough for what I need it to do. I have a couple of Workmates back home, but there was no way I was going to spend that much for my current situation (military base overseas). So, I had this shipped to have something better than a stack of tires to work little projects on.Pros: It was cheap enough that I won't shed a tear leaving it behind at the end of this tour; assembly was very straight forward (even included "tools" to assemble itself); it folds up sufficiently to make it somewhat store-able, and is easy to carry due to it's minimal weight; and it's strong enough for "sawhorse" work, up to 200 lbs, or so it says. The paint job was nicely applied, so it should remain rust-free for some time.Cons: As I've said, it's cheap; stamped metal, particle board, plastic parts. It certainly doesn't have the "overbuilt" qualities of my Workmate benches, as material and design is the minimum required to achieve function. The work surface is small, even when you expand the tabletop to max opening. And about the opening mechanics; unlike my Workbench, each side cranks independently, and don't have very much clamping power. The "bench dogs", the little plastic thingys, really aren't strong enough or large enough to provide sufficient grip; they'll hold a board down to cut it, but they won't hold material solidly enough so you can work on it (like a door so you can put a hinge on it).Having said all that, I'm still satisfied with the purchase. It's exactly for what I expected it would be and sufficient for the type of work it's being used for over here. I'd even consider buying a couple for home as upgraded sawhorses. Sure, they won't replace my Black & Decker Workmates or my Keter folding worktable, but at less than half the price for the cheapest of either of these certainly makes up for the shortfalls.

Bought one of these little tables to help with renovations. Instead of buying saw horses bought a second one in the line new section at a great price. Better than cheap saw horses for less money.Some perks of this foldable work bench is its size. If ya need a basic work table that’s easy to locate to the project this might be your answer.The holes on the metal frame are perfect for small tools like screw drivers, wrenches, etc while working.Accessories help stabilize boards while cutting. Rotating handles make expanding the top simple.Storage is simple. Fold and lean on the wall.The rubber non skid base is angled so it sits flat.Installation is simple. You’ll need a screw drivers. Comes with a small wrench with two sizes to work each set of bolts. The Phillips Head screw driver helps hold the bolt in place. Or, use a crescent wrench.Functionality is superb for our needs when used as saw horses.I like this table for what it can do. Would recommend⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯

First, what I disliked: 1) The directions are pitiful... I want to thank the other reviewers that posted a photo of the instruction sheet. I "stole" it and blew up the photo in order to get a better look. Building this unit is cut and dry, but there are some things you need to see, like the angled rubber feet, and the direction of both folding legs.2) Eight more flat washers would be nice for the two lower cross braces. Due to the light gauge steel, I would feel better if there were a washer on each side (nut and head sides).What I liked: 1) All holes lined up, at least on my unit.2) Nyloc nuts for the top mounts... This ensures that both legs pivot thus allowing the unit to fold up for storage.; so do not tighten these four nuts. This may seem logical, but I have experienced other builds where I had to improvise.3) Overall, for the price, I was happy with the workbench, for what I will be using it for. I expect no issues.

Practically a toy, made of very flimsy materials and very lightweight. I tried using it to cut some wood and it barely stayed in place. Perhaps for very sporadic and light work, but in that case, it's not worth the money or the space it takes up.

easy to assemble, instructions are good enough, hardware and attachments are adequate. Good for light home projects. Assembled it is sturdy and doesn't slide around. It's not heavy but then it is light weight steel. I used loctite red on the lower cross members nuts and bolts, the hardware doesn't come with lock washers or locking nuts, and gorilla wood glue on the wood screws that attach the adjusting mechanism to wood top. Overall the price makes the purchase well worth it. I bought 2 which was about the same price of 1 of the similar style of "workbenches" that was displayed.