Astro Pneumatic ToolAstro Pneumatic Tool 55670 7-IN-1 Workbench,Black,gray,blue

The bench appears to be well made. Only time will tell how well it lasts. It's a functional work bench, in a crouded market place. For the price, it's a good value. I especially like that it converts in to creeper and a moving cart.

I had been wanting this item for a while, but had only seen the orange/red versions. I liked the blue much better and the price was right so I went for it.I worked out ahead of time that this was the perfect height for 2 different tool setups. On the lower height setting the workbench with my Kobalt jobsite table saw on top brings the table on the saw to 34 1/4 inches (14 inch thick table), on the higher height setting the workbench with my Metabo miter saw on top brings the tool table very close to the same 34 1/4 inch height (3 1/2 inch thick table). So I can have 2 different setups with the same bench and have both at the same height. This makes it easy to create an outfeed or support bench at a height that will work for either. And I have more space in my garage. When not in use the saws can get stored away and this thing folds up nicely. This justified the price for me as I get the equivalent of 2 workbenches in one, each at the perfect height for my uses.The holes in the bench to accommodate bench dogs, clamps, etc are handy if you can use them. I took apart my 6 inch harbor freight trigger clamps and it's possible to get the clamp parts on either side and threaded through the hole, but the bottom surface is not ideal to clamp to. I was able to use them to clamp my table saw to the table without having clamps on the outside edges, though, which is a big bonus. And the included adapters for Irwin trigger clamps can be pounded on to the HF trigger clamps if you remove the holding ring stop in the bar. Funny thing is they don't fit actual real Irwin clamps, only the cheap knock offs. The holding pin does not fit into the hole in the Irwin's. And if you do get them to work, they don't work at a 90 degree angle to the bench sides, they have to be at about 45, this is very limiting, so I just take apart the clamps and thread the bar through and hope to find a spot to clamp against on bottom. For that reason I give it 4 stars for versatility, even though it's incredibly versatile and should get 6 stars for being 2 benches in one, but I had to ding them somewhere seeing as how it's supposed to work with Irwin clamps.The included power strip is very handy as I can have my tool and vacuum for dust collection plugged in there and just use the switch on the side to turn the vac on and off after shutting down the saw instead of going around the bench to access the vacuum.All in all, I love this bench and am very glad I did some research to find a bench with the ideal height for my needs, in this case I got a bench with 2 ideal heights that both work perfectly in different situations. I'm a bit short at 5'7" and it's perfect for me, but may be a bit low for taller folks. If you're on the fence I'd recommend getting this one. I've seen many of the alternatives in friends' garages and this one is the best I've seen so far.I'll add some pics to my review when I get a few taken with the different setups showing the setups and the clamping locations for a table saw, etc...

Purchased for my husband. He needed something strong enough to support his weight while working installing window treatments. When delivered, noticed a small broken Piece of plastic inside of box. At that time did not know where it came from. After setting it up a few days later, realized it was a piece that secured the electrical bar mounted on the underside. Overall the product is very versatile, easy to setup and breakdown. All though made of mostly plastic it supports weight well. Except for the brittle plastic mound for the power strip, I found the item to be a good value.

Got this after comparing to others available online as well as store and the functions you get compared to regular working tables make it worth it. It can be a little heavy and clunky but nothing crazy … very sturdy and easy to set up. Some attachment fall off so keep an eye out for that

Well made and easy to use. In the market it is a good buy for the money. Heavy but that comes with being well built.

Got my first table on time, the package was damaged the corner of the table top was cracked, the wheels had come untaped and knocked around the underside so the underside of the table was all beat up as well. Returned it, got another. The second one came, the screws holding the electrical were not secured. One is stripped out . The table functions perfectly, other than the electrical. I called Amazon, for customer service, removed the electrical and am using the table without the electrical. So far , it supports my weight when I need to stand on it. 190lbs. With no wobble and the legs folded out but NOT extended. It works great for attaching my Kreg 720 pocket hole jig , using a mitre box and using a Dremel. It holds product in place. To me it is a Iittle heavy in the box but once out it isnt as awkward to manuver around. It is about 36lbs so it would be heavy to some not at all to others. I find it pretty easy to convert and fold. You just have to make sure the hinges are in the proper direction. All in all, mine is working great. I can not review the electical portion seeing as I have removed the electrical from mine. Hence the missing stars on the review. Overall, I would recommend this item to people who can lift it. Just make sure it is not damaged in shipping.

I do TV mounts professionally and the combination scaffold and table is well suited for my work. It's well built and will hold me and my tools. I don't anticipate using it as a dolly or mechanic's creeper but it's nice to have those options.

Works great, already helped in several different areas in and around my house. From transportation of heavy things, lessening trips, work bench, easy access to power. The only things that I think could be, easier folding, stronger handle bar thing.