KeterFolding Work Table, Portable Workbench w/ 12" Clamps for Garage/Wood Shop - Heavy-Duty and All-Weather for DIY Home Improvements and Worksites

As a DIY enthusiast, the Keter Portable Folding Table has been an incredible addition to my workspace. It's sturdy and easy to set up, making it ideal for various projects. The built-in clamps are a fantastic feature, holding materials securely in place while I work. I appreciate the portability; it folds up easily and is lightweight, so I can move it around my workshop or take it to different job sites without any hassle.One thing that stands out is the table's stability. Even with heavier tools and materials, it remains steady, which is crucial for precision work. The workbench surface is spacious, giving me plenty of room to lay out my tools and materials. It’s also great for larger projects where I need a stable and reliable surface.There’s really not much to dislike about this product. If I had to mention something, it would be the initial assembly, which took a bit of time to figure out. However, once set up, it’s been smooth sailing.For anyone into DIY projects, this workbench is a game-changer. It has improved my workflow and provided a dependable work surface that I can rely on for various tasks.

I don't usually like to review things like this after only a few uses, so I'll hedge this by saying these are initial impressions after a few weeks, so take it for what it is worth. If things change I will update the review. So far I really like this bench. It is ridiculously easy to set up and even easier to fold. I love that I can fold it and store it, or load it into the back of my truck. I echo what others say about NOT pulling the legs out no matter how badly you want to. Grab the yellow handles, pull the tabs with your thumbs, lift up and let the legs fall on their own. This thing is really sturdy. It says it's good up to 1000 lbs. No idea if that is true, but I weigh 225 and I climbed on it and stood up and it had no trouble holding me.I've used it so far to support long 2X8s I was cutting with the Miter Saw and I've also used it as a table for the saw. I like it because I was able to use the included clamps to hold the saw in place. Generally I’ve used it to hold all my junk and to hold boards steady while cutting with a circular saw.My only small gripes are it could be a bit wider AND it needs a well for nails, screws etc. or drinks.Once folded, it’s really easy to carry and not heavy at all. So far I'm really happy. I looked into building a bench and it would have cost me roughly $50-$60 for parts including casters to roll it. For not much more, I got this.

Amazon promptly replaced this item with a minor issue with the first one. Really like the portable work bench and all it's features. Very sturdy when set up and easy to fold down to save a lot of space. Much large work surface than the old one I just tossed into trash and more stable with storage space under table top for tools

Solid construction, easy to use and easy to clean, lightweight and perfect for mounting a miter saw or large project too… Best gift for a DIY person..

I like the idea of this table. I am a bit of a diy person but I don't d-i-m (do it myself) often enough to warrant an expensive workbench setup. I was thrilled to find this keter foldaway. The table feels very solid and the clamps are an interesting and sometimes helpful addition.I was a bit concerned that setting up and breaking down would be more of a chore than advertised but in fact, it is really a piece of cake. Set up is little more than a snap of both wrists. Breakdown is also fairly easy but can perhaps be a bit more challenging if, like me, you sport longer manicured nails. Unless you are stronger and more coordinated than I am (and it is quite possible you are), prepare to chip or break a nail or two. I am happy to report that while there were some minor casualties, my manicure did not look horrible after a few setup and break downs. Be careful, and you should be okay.The table really does feel rock solid but I do have one quibble and it seems this is a quibble shared by several others.... when my table arrived the pivot pin (for lack of a better term) at the joint of the legs had come loose from the leg and had I not seen it come off then this table wouldn't have worked. I popped the pin back into the slot it belonged in but never the less I called customer service to see whether they thought this would be a problem down the road. I wasn't sure whether the table was actually broken. After quite a long time on hold one of us hung up (I can't actually recall which one of us. So, I never did get my answer. I am always careful when opening the table, to make sure none of the pivot pins pops off. I might try to reach Keter again one of these days as I don't believe that one bad customer service day necessarily means that all days are bad.BOTTOM LINE: a really useful table with possibly some quality issues. Its not perfect, but it is pretty darn good.

These tables are absolutely fantastic. Easy up and down. Take up about 4 inches wide to store and very sturdy.

I'm trading in all my older heavier tables for this one. It's great for small projects around the house. Fully collapsable and not too heavy. It can hold a door for painting and I also used it with a miter saw on top. I highly recommend it!