DEWALT DWST11556 Express Folding Workbench

When I received the table some of the corner plastic was chipped and broken, probably through shipping not manufacturer. figured I would "eventually" do worse to it. That said, i have had it about a month now. I use it almost every day and its definitely quick and easy to set up. its reasonably durable while still light enough to carry with 1 hand. We will see how it hold up over the years.

I liked the DeWalt work table, it’s relatively easy to set up. There is no unsnapping of stored legs and then screwing the legs in to their location. With the DeWalt table, you press a button then pull a “handle” of sorts, the legs swing out in a useable position you are then ready to stand the table up and use it. It has a max support rating if 1000 lbs. I actually sat on my table and it was sturdy. It has a decent size of a work surface and when you are finished with your job. Push in the metal handle the legs swing back in and lock in the storage position. I haven’t measured the table thickness but I estimate it to be about 2-2 1/2 inches when legs are folded in. It has many holes and slots to use clamps to hold your work piece. Although I haven’t used it on the job it appears to be something that would be very handy and something I would recommend. I would’ve liked to find it at a lesser price but, the $100 range seems common. I did see a YouTube video from a tester of this table, he purchased one during Christmas at a big orange box store for $69, he said they sold out quickly. All in all, seems like a nice product and a decent price.

It's a pity that I can't enjoy my new table because it can't even be extended... £150 wasted I guess... it's a pity and I could have had a good whisky

Being an old man, I really value a good table. When I was young, the floor was all the table I needed, but as I passed the half century mark, the floor is now a little too far away. Enter this table. Sets up quick, is super sturdy, allows you to use clamps easily and stores quickly. Literally hard to imagine a table that would be superior in the shop or doing home stuff. Says it holds a thousand pounds - maybe, but I would be confident putting a transmission or a V8 on it if I needed to. The only quibble is when storing is that it is easy to get your fingers pinched a little. Once you figure out how it works, then there is no problem. The only issue is that as an old man, I end up pinching my fingers every time I use it as I learn the lesson again for the first time. I guess you never truly grow out of being a moron. Great table - I would buy it again.

You must have for any contractor that works alone. I set this up as soon as I opened my truck up and put the tools that I need on it this way I'm not working off the ground. Sets up quickly breaks down quickly and is pretty strong. This is my second unit, I'm hoping it holds up better than the last one.