🔧 Strong Hand Tools Nomad TS3020 Steel Welding Table in Black - Adjustable Angle & Height, Casters, Retractable Guide Rails & Eccentric Leveling Foot - Three 1.1″ (28mm) Tabletop Slots Review

Excellent product. We understood each other without any problems. The parts are solid and powder coated rather than painted which is great. Would have given it 5 stars but half the fasteners were loose in the box and they fell into the garage which I spent 20 minutes looking for. Luckily everything was there.

This table is very well made and I bought it to use my newly purchased Hobart Handler 140. You should assemble it, which is pretty easy. I've noticed in some welding videos that two or more of these tables can be bolted together to increase the work area. Very good.

The whole table is crooked. I placed each individual piece on a flat surface and had a full 1 inch rotation. There is no quality control for this product. The HF table is much better, much cheaper and higher quality than this table. If you like wasting money, then this table is for you! Otherwise run!

I am disappointed in this purchase. The welding table must be flat or at least almost flat. Table top made of very thin galvanized sheet metal. It's warped and not thick enough to attach anything to without bending the table. Also, you shouldn't weld zinc, it's bad for your breath. The only thing this table is really good for is getting you off the ground and welding from a seated position. Port charters have something similar for half the price. I would not spend money on this business.

The table was fairly easy to assemble. There were no instructions in the instructions, but I found them online with no problems. The assembly instructions were only half. There were honest instructions for assembling the table to the base but no detailed instructions for assembling the base. The package upon delivery was a real treat. The box was sealed with tape and tape. There were holes in the box. Inside were interesting packaging items, including a crate of Corona beer and a plastic milk…

Just assembled this table. I bought this for hobby level TIG welding and needed something small and foldable due to my small garage. My first impression is a decent table for the money. It's fairly light for a metal table, so it should be easy to move around. The assembly instructions are crap but nothing complicated so I figured it out. Links in the instructions for parts orientation would be helpful as most parts can be installed backwards. The table top appears to be galvanized. I plan to…

Very good table for the money. Looks very sturdy and folds easily. When folded, it is very easy to pull; It has wheels on 2 legs and a handle on the tabletop. Some of the older reviews complained about locking devices; that they were screwed into a nut that seemed to have just snapped open and could get lost. Well all I can say is they must have changed the design because I have all the adjustable "knobs" in the nuts that are welded to the frame. Another reviewer stated that he couldn't tilt…