Worx Pegasus 2-in-1 Folding Work Table & Sawhorse, Easy Setup Portable Workbench, 31" W x 25" D x 32" H Lightweight Worktable with Heavy-Duty Load Capacity, WX051 - Includes 2 Clamps & 4 Clamp Dogs

Has some heft to it. It is a very nice work platform. The clamps and clamp guides are a really good feature. The folding top has a very decent sized work surface. Clamps are stowed with it making it easy to keep track of and to access clamps when you need them.Can be linked with another one to make a larger work surface.Good product for a handyman, pro or completing that to do list where you need a portable table, clamping surface and work surface or travel to a site and work.Can easily grab and go in a truck, van or even a trunk. Gonna be tighter in a trunk. Still doable.Assembly is easy. It is already assembled. Just familiarize yourself with pinch points, where the table lowering levers are at.Easy to clean with a shop vac or shop towels.Value: Considering today's prices for saw horses and lumber or plywood to make sure top, getting clamps etc and having to use 2 saw horses is stabilizing them and that frustration It is worth the price paid.

This is exactly what I needed! I just received the Pegausus work table, and I'm very impresses by the quality, design, and functionality. This is going to prove to be money well spent.I really like the ease of use. The table sets up in literally seconds. Likewise for folding it back down. And, once folded down, the table is reasonably light, and easy to move around. The included clamps are decent...probably not the highest quality clamps available, but I'm certain they'll do the job just fine.

Whatever kind of work you do, if space is at all a concern for you, these folding work tables might just be a lifesaver. Personally, I've recently taken up woodworking in addition to a variety of other crafts and DIY projects, but I quickly ran into a rather crippling problem. I don't have a dedicated workshop, so I'm forced to use a garage that shares "workshop space" with general purpose storage as well as some vehicles. There's not even enough space to leave a small workbench tucked away in the corner. But there is--just--enough space to keep a couple of these tables tucked in the corner as long as they're folded up, so that's exactly what I've done.When I need to take the tables out to work on a project, they're lightweight enough that it's no trouble to carry them out of storage and setting them up couldn't be easier. Once assembled, they're incredibly sturdy, support far more weight than they look like they should, and come with a variety of recessed parts holders and some built-in clamps that make any job just that little bit easier.Converting between table and sawhorse modes, as well as folding and unfolding for storage, is as easy as flipping a couple of switches.Personally, I'm using two of these. They each come with clips so you can hook them together to create a larger work surface, which is perfect for me. Admittedly, the clips themselves are nothing special, but they get the job done and allow me to have either two separate tables (or sawhorses) or one longer work surface. That also makes it easy to configure them (with some shims to get the height correct) as an outfeed table for my table saw.There's an argument to be made that these are no substitute for a "real" workbench, and there's some truth to that. But for those of us who either need to travel to and from worksites or simply don't have the space for a permanent workbench, these are the next best thing. They're also a great supplement to a workshop even if you don't have the space concerns I have.

So everyone seems to have a story and this is my recent one. I had bilateral hip surgery in January 2019, after spending several years on crutches, and I feel great! So now that I have my life and mobility back I decided to get busy and repair things and become a wannabe carpenter for a while. Now speaking of joints, (I must have a joint fetish or something). I am a young 71 yr old woman who decided to repair some rotten "joints" in my 30 yr old 12' x 50' cedar deck that hasn't been waterproofed in 15 yrs. I started in October. Lol... little did I know this would turn into a "major" project. I was gifted with a dozen 16' long cedar boards and proceeded by myself to replace some boards and repair others. I watched a lot of youtube videos. I quickly realized that using the skill saw by myself didn't work well using a couple of saw horses... way too precarious. So... I then looked into work benches that I could drag out from the sunroom, onto the deck every morning and return at night. I first tried a different brand that was OK, but somewhat limited.I then found the Pegasus here on an Amazon search and after reading a lot of reviews, decided to try this one. It is quite sturdy and simple to move (40 lbs). I easily learned to use the small dogs in various place and have used the clamps on both sides of the table (a great feature). And by the way, the clamps actually do work all over the table and on sides for those vertical boards that need special care. Those folks who claim the clamps don't work on other parts of the table are full of "crap"! The clamps work great! Maybe they don't do it right? The little holder spaces hold screws, drill bits, oscillator blades, etc. Very convenient. And the table below holds my cell phone (in a plastic bag), the bottle of wood hardener, woody's cans of epoxy, my oscillator, rags, etc. I did attach a power strip on one side as an option, and that is very convenient also. In fact I like this handy helper so much that I bought it's Sidekick, also by Worx on sale here on Amazon. It helps to hold the 16' boards so I can cut and sand easily. And it is so light and portable too. Although it appeared flimsy, the framing is light and very very strong. And they attach together. Such a clever system.All in all, I am in love with my little Pegasus Workbench. I plan to take it to southern Maine with me for another project in the summer because I can. I'd give it 10 stars if that were possible. It has enabled a senior in her 2nd childhood to be creative and have fun in a safe way. Job Very Well Done by Worx!!

Excellent product. Folds up easy. Solid table. Useful and durable. Easily stores away.

Workbench:This has great mobility including 5 second setup and 5 second tear down. It holds lumber securely while I use a circular saw. Plus I share with my son who lives 15 miles from me. It fits easily in the trunk of my car.