🔨 KETER Jobmade Portable Work Bench and Miter Saw Table with Wood Clamps – Easy Storage in Garage, Ideal for Woodworking Tools and Accessories Review

Pros: light weight, easy to carry Cons: Alleged weight of 1000 pounds, that's a joke. I'm only 150 pounds, when I sit on it it rocks a lot! Attention, safety first!

More stable than the others. Staples are difficult until you break them. Be rough, they will slide smoothly. It's nice that the clamps rotate where you need them. Sits a little higher than the others. Nice solid work table with clamps. Costs money. Lightweight and durable.

received a broken leg fastener clip! When opening the 2nd box, the clip (at the bottom of the table) fell out of the shipping box. It is functional except when removed and stored. Do you recommend JR? The clip keeps the foot in its proper storage place. Received as a damaged item! jr

Got this on sale and was nervous about buying my first foldable desktop but this one is very good. I've heard of this brand but not this table. I am very happy with my purchase and I can expect to recommend this company to all my friends. It was easy to assemble and we liked the strength. The table has a good thickness and I think I will enjoy working with it.

Mine arrived with a cracked footrest (see pic). Not sure if this will make a difference long term as I haven't used this item yet, but it does matter. I'm worrying. A company's excellence is reflected in its ability to control quality. Even if this crack does not affect the overall function of the table today, the cosmetic sloppiness reflects the overall quality. That being said, I'll improve the quality of the features once I put a huge heavy saw on it.

The title is "Folding Table". I wouldn't necessarily call it a folding table, maybe a forklift table or something like that would be more appropriate. The reason is that the legs are fixed in the base, you have to remove them, insert them into the table and rotate about half a turn to fix them. After that, remove the legs and put them back in place. Not a big deal, but I expected it to just roll around and then roll back. On the plus side, it's very solid and durable. It's relatively light and…

The table itself is solid, but the folding and unfolding is a real PIA that requires screwing and unscrewing the legs. "Clamp" is carried out by four clamps. Pins that slide along two rails and are locked in place with extremely difficult-to-control toggle switches. However, leverage is not the main issue; Unlike traditional wood clamps, there's no good way to get these pins to exert any real clamping force, so boards are this particular. long parts - slip and pop out when you try to work with…

I bought this table to do small projects around the house and it works well for using my miter saw. measuring construction details etc. It is compact, durable and well made. I really like it, but my desk should have wooden (plastic or resin) clips, but I didn't get them. No problem, I contacted the company and called someone who had no idea what I was talking about (language barrier). Then I decided to email them and got the reply that they don't make wooden clips. Of course not. I then replied

My job involves a lot of physical activity so I don't need a heavy full-size workbench. It was meant to be a compromise and it fits the bill well. The table is surprisingly simple and well made. I was concerned that its light weight would make it wobbly or pliable, but it stands very stable on a flat garage floor. I didn't test it at 1000lbs, but I sat next to him (190lbs, plus maybe 20 for the tools and stuff I had with him) and he didn't seem to notice. Apart from that, but I've also used it…