KWSJAWS100 Portable Work Surface Bundle

Nice project table. I didn't like the legs, so I replaced them with something that will provide better grip and stability. I used the Rockler Bench Cookies with the 2" T-Track risers and 5/16-18 3" Flat Head Hex bolts for a perfect fit. It's not going to move unless i pocket it up and move it. I applied a polyurethane finish to the top,but I didn't thin it out first and applied my first coat too thick. Even with sanding it looks janky, but that's on me. I'd recommend using wax on the top instead. It's what Dave Stanton recommends. But I didn't listen and went for the quick and easy solution. What I used will protect the top, just left some cosmetic blemishes. Its a nice project deck and worth the price for what you get. The assecesories that come with it would cost you a lot more if you bought them separately.

My table is a bit to low for my work bench, so i bought this table and figured it had dog holes, it was decent sized and would fit my space perfectly! It is built awesome, solid and the dog holes are well spaced, nothing complex about setting it up or using it. Its a good value for the money unless you want to of course make your own custom desk top with dog holes, but for small spaces its a functional piece with great versatility: on the work bench or on the go! if I had to say something but I won't knock a star off because I never planned to use them anyway, they come with a rubber insert strip to make the top none slip and grippy: they are a pain to get in but again for me its a none issue because i never planed to use them.

It's awesome I love it

Fantastic small work area.

I'm really excited over the work surface by Kreg. The first use that comes to my mind is several of the smaller wood-working and 3d print projects that I frequently work on. Having a flat and clean surface that I can use specifically for the task at hand will help with keeping projects separate from surrounding desk clutter, as well as staying more organized by keeping my projects as well as my tools in one area. It makes it even better that this Kreg portable work surface is small and light enough that it can be easily transported as needed. The anti-slip cord that was included was easy to install, I used a screen-roller tool to secure the cord in the provided groove and it helps to hold my projects in place very well. I haven't utilized the included clamps yet but I'm glad to have them because I think that they will definitely be needed for future projects. Assembly of the table was easy, took only a few minutes and the Kreg work surface arrived very well packaged and free from any damage.

It’s good. But it’s overpriced. But then all these mdf dog hole boards are for some reason. At least this comes with useful clamps. The rubber string to install on the board is optional, which is nice. Though installation was. But tedious. I’ll prolly take off half if it later though since while it stabilizes the work piece it lifts it up ever so slightly and work goes out of square

This portable work surface is pretty awesome if you have a place to store it when not in use. The legs are short enough that it can be hung on a wall with a long hook in a stud, this is what I did in y workshop. It's always great to have an extra flat surface, especially with dog holes and clamps. This has come in very handy on several occasions. Kreg recommends giving the wood a coat of polyurethane or wax. I left mind bare because I run a dehumidifier in my workshop, so it will likely stay in good shape. I may apply some finish at a later date. It would have been nice of Kreg to give it a coating at the factory, I'm not sure why they don't do this. Charge a little more if necessary, most users would probably be happy to pay for it. Overall, this is a great tool to have around and I do recommend it.

I'm a big fan of Kreg stuff as everything I've bought from them has been of excellent quality. We run a regional theater company and have both scenic and prop shops. We couldn't come up with a use case for this for larger builds, but it's perfect for working on smaller items like many props. There is some assembly required - the work surface has non-slip rubber 'laces' that have to be installed in grooves in the work surface. This was pretty easy and they provide more than enough material, a good thing as it's possible to break the rubber laces while installing them. The kit we got comes with a 'VersaGrip' clamp (that can be used without the work platform), some bench dogs and an in-line clamp. All the clamping stuff is plastic, but again, I trust Kreg products. The work surface stands on 4 short legs with allows the 'VersaGrip' clamp to fit through the work surface holes and then clamp small items to the work surface as long as they're pretty small. You could easily use any other clamp with a removable jaw if you needed to clamp a larger item to the work surface. If you work on smallish projects, this should work for you