WORKPRO Miter Saw Stand, 5-in-1 Portable Workbench, Quick Folding Work Table with Detachable Miter Saw Stand & Height Adjustable Legs, Scaffold/Dolly/Creeper/Platform for Woodworking, Repair, Masonry

I couldn’t be happier with the WorkPro Miter Saw Stand, 5-in-1 Portable Workbench! This thing is incredibly versatile — it transforms from a miter saw stand to a sturdy workbench, sawhorse, and more in seconds. Setup is quick, the locking mechanisms feel solid, and it’s surprisingly lightweight for how stable it is. The foldable design makes storage a breeze, and the quality feels like it will last for years. I’ve used it for woodworking, DIY home projects, and even as an extra table in the garage — it’s a true multitasker. Worth every penny!

Pretty good assembly instructions. Sofar,so good. Good value for the money.

I wanted to like this workbench, I really did. I do like it, but there are some things you should be aware of. If you are considering this workbench, you probably are a DIY person, so the small issues it has are easily remedied. First, pay attention to the actual measurements. The photoshopped pics make it look bigger than it is. The worksurface is 30" tall at the top. That is short for a workbench. It is skinny at less than 14". If you need a stool to stand on, it isnt bad, but it maybe not the most stable. Issue with assembly. The holes were drilled in the wrong place on one of the tubes. 30 seconds with a 5/32" drill bit and that is easily corrected. Not a big deal, but at the price point I shouldn't have to modify it just to put it together. Assembly/usage issue. If you put the handle on, like the instructions tell you to, the edge of it is higher than the work surface. You can't put a board on it and be flat. Simple solution is to flip it over. Not as pretty, but again, not a big deal. Put it on backwards from the beginning. Issue with storage. The wheels are great for mobility, but you can't lean it against the wall without it rolling out. There are no feet or a way to keep it vertical. You can't lay it on its side because the feet for the legs stick out. Functionality issue. The mounts for the miter saw are not the best. They are somewhat flimsy at the tube. The all plastic construction may be an issue in the future. My two fold solution for this and the wheel issue was to mount a piece of 3/4" plywood to the miter mounts. I made it longer, and wider than the bench. The length acts as a stop, ot foot, for the wheels. I can now stand it up anywhere. I have more worksurface now, and being on top of the miter tubes, it makes it a better height. I'll either mount, or clamp, the miter saw to the new top board. I may mount the miter to a flat board and French cleat it so I can slide it on or off. I added some pics to show what I am talking about. In the end, it is a multifunction thing that serves several functions. Just be aware that since it does many things, you shouldn't expect it to do them all very well. I unboxed it today, and these are all of my current thoughts after putting it together and making the modifications I thought it needed. I will try and update this review once I have some actual work time using it. One last thing I almost forgot. When you unfold the legs, make real sure the detents are fully engaged. You may have to put some pressure down on the top. One folded up on me when I was setting it up.

Great table I am going to use this table from my truck as mobile maintenance workstation, I have been using the Tailgate of the truck it's not Ideal. I ordered this table unsure it would work for What I need. I bought it from Amazon, when it showed up I was impressed. The WORKPRO table is solid built sturdy it meets or exceeds my expectations.

This is the best work bench I’ve ever owned, I was even able to mount raisable casters so I can move it easily when fully opened.

This is an extremely useful table, it's well built and strong. The only draw backs are the wheels at the end, you cannot stand it against the wall because it will roll down, it's also too heavy for that one small handle. Once it's set up its a breeze, but overall great table.

I’ll start with the bad. I was very excited about this item because I have a bench top table router that I’ve been trying to use and the height and versatility of this stand is a perfect fit for me. The first issue was when I was assembling the table and nearly done with it I found out that 2 of the clips that hold the brackets down onto the stand were completely broken. At this point without the brackets anything on the stand isn’t secured and could come off. So I reached out to the seller and tried to see if I could get some replacement clips since having to return the item would be a major hassle, since it’s basically already put together now. After some time I realized they weren’t going to respond. I then looked at the reviews and noticed it has happened to other buyers before so the clips coming damaged is part of a larger issue. A separate smaller functional issue is I wish they had locking wheels so that you could store the stand upright against a wall. As of right now it’ll just slide down since they don’t lock. My final thoughts are if you happen to get a fully functional stand it will probably serve your needs great, but you’re taking a chance that it may come with issues and returning large items is a huge hassle. It is a sturdy stand that’s easy to move and can be stored away to save space

As advertised, this product is versatile. It has several good features (the deck can be reversed ) and if you need to lock down a mitre saw ( I have another cart for this) this would also be a good feature. There are two design defects, however. First, and most importantly, the squeeze buttons on the cross piece of each legs, the part that allows the legs to extend, are cheap and did not work. I attempted to fix the problem, by investigating why the springs were not disengaging the leg lock buttons and found both were detached from the nuts that engage the springs, and they could not be fixed in anyway that I could see--and I am very mechanical. This disappointment severally limits the usefulness of the work bench--making it only useful as a short platform, and not a bench that can be worked upon. The second issue is that the wheels that allow the folded platform to roll and store, do not have a way to lock them so unless you can store them in a way that stops the wheels from rolling, the bench can't easily be stored against a wall for example. I would not buy this again and would not have bought it the first time if I knew about the problem extending the legs.