Recenzje klientów dla VEVOR przenośny składany stojak roboczy (2467 x 1266 x 865 mm), składany stojak roboczy o udźwigu 2724 kg i torbie do przechowywania (bez blatu) do warsztatu garażowego

This is my cross-cut saws new best friend. I have a lot of tools that require being setup on a surface, but I like most DIY home tinkerers don't have a outbuilding big enough to allow them to live on those surfaces all the time. Thus I needed to have a collapsible table for my workshop. Tried all the usual ideas - folding tables, etc. Didn't work the way I wanted to, and I prefer to stand up straight when working, just easier on my back. Then I ran across this, and decided to give it a try. Its exactly what I needed. I chose the 4 x 8 at 36" high nominal weight max of 6000#. Not sure on that, as the ad pictures also mention 4600# which may be for one of the smaller setups. In any case, its rated for a lot more than I will ever need to use which gives me peace of mind. To use it is simplicity itself. It expands similar to a pop up tents roofline, or if you have ever seen the air mattress camping beds that had a expanding metal frame. This is just like that, just a wider area. It was literally 5 minutes from opening the box to having it fully expanded. I used one of the folding tables to test rigidity, and it distributed the weight without any problems. The carry bag it came in also included 4 clamps and clamp mounts to hold down whatever surface you use. I will probably go with making a slab top out of 2 x 4 or 2 x 6 just for the attractiveness factor rather than plywood or OSB. I am quite happy with this, and if I do have any future issues I will update the review. Can recommend.

I ordered the 36" x 4' x 8' size so I can use it for large and small projects, and I was happy to see it all fit in a compact zippered carry bag. The stand came well packed, however mine had taken a hard shipping hit, which left some of the plastic pads broken and several of the cross braces bent. I was able to straighten out the cross braces after expanding the legs out, and all the legs were at the same height at that point. I like the functionality of the legs, as it is an easy thing for one guy to stretch out for use. The weight of the legs is under 30 pounds, and I am not sure it could really hold 6000 pounds, but I don't think I would ever need to hold more than 500. I feel like this workstand takes the place of 5 sawhorses, yet stores in less space than one, so that makes me happy. I feel it is a fair value for the money, and it is very useful.

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It showed up with a bent leg