Wolf Workbench Folding Strong 30mm Steel Box Section Legs Hard Wearing MDF Top for Sawing, Drilling, Planing & Sanding

I was surprised by the quality considering the price ,came flat packed but didn't take long to assemble , all the bits and bobs were there , i bought it to hold a bench saw and that will probably be its only job so not able to comment on durability , a lot of machine stands made of metal are almost twice the price and most would only have the one specific job and doubt wether they would be any stronger than this , so now I have the best of both worlds 😊👍

Bit of a "faff" to assemble, but the end result is very good.The sliding clamping blocks are brilliant.However, the winding screws used to open and close the two sections of the table are quite short.The table has to be slid to the approximate width, and then the winding handles will clamp for the last few inches.I am used to it now ... BUT ... I would prefer the winding handles to control the whole width of the clamping area.

This is a good product though there is a problem with the instructions: In step 2 the drawing does not match the part provided. However, I have just successfully assembled my Wolf 106320 bench, without ringing the Helpline or drilling the brackets or making any other adjustments. Follow step 1. Then llook carefully at the 4 x 'box' brackets on the slide bases, and you will see a steel pin with a spring inside the box. Press the end of the spring and it moves in and out..press and hold whilst simultaneously pulling half of the same bracket to swing round to 90 degrees: this completely opens up the 'box' and leaves the plate with the 4 holes exposed. You can now align the plate and 4 holes up with the 4 pre-drilled holes in the wood crossbar. Do this for each of the 4 'box' brackets - note that it is easier to do both on ONE piece of wood crossbar first, then open out the other 2 'boxes' to attach to the 2nd crossbar. Voila! Finish steps 3 & 4. The design is actually superior to the original, as once the whole bench is assembled, you can press these steel pins and rotate the crossbars into a vertical position enabling you to hold a larger piece of wood between them! I am a middle aged woman and I managed this in my kitchen - it's the instructions that need to be changed, not the product.

Good all round usable bench that’s flexible enough to put away when not in use

Needed one of these for bit around the house so only needed a cheap one and that's exactly what this is. It's flimsy and a few of the holes don't line up. If you need one for more substantial work then it's not the one for you

It’s not to heavy and it folds down well

This is a very versatile piece of kit but you need to interpret the instructions VERY carefully when assembling. It's also heavier than most of it's competitors but is MUCH more versatile. Everything seems stiff to use at first but I guess it will ease off from use. The height adjustment is terrific, even if the method, with a swinging foot bar, is a little less so.

Having always gone for B&D work bench I thought I would give this product a chance iam so glad I did being able to adjust the wood in all angles is so helpful a lot stronger and build quality is great easy to put together