DEWALT DWST11556 Express Folding Workbench

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.

Happen to see this on YouTube video a contractor had done and scoured online to try and find out who made it. Got lucky and came across it on amazon and it was a great purchase. It's a sturdy well built design which is easy to open, close, and transport. When doing work it provides a stable platform for multiple applications including as a chop-saw stand, a stable base to use your circular or jigsaw, or just an additional base for support material while running your table saw or assembling items.100% worth it for anyone looking for a quality portable work table for home or job site. Also like the fact that the price is significantly less than that of similar products which don't provide the simple push button/handle opening and closing feature.

Was given as a gift but am told that it is well used and is sturdy.

you will surprised how good this table, how often you'll be using it for home activity

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.

I ordered two and both arrived damaged, returned one and kept one as is. The corners are subject to damage in shipping, a weak link, it did not concern me as the table is easy to carry and sets up in 3 to 4 seconds and folds as fast. I looked at many tables and this is the lightest for its durability and weight holding capacity. The table is sturdy although I don’t plan on standing on it, I believe it will hold a 1000 pounds but not 1001 pounds. The table is thick and uses a honeycomb like design to get the strength. That is the issue with the ends of the table. Since the edge is a grid design and not solid edge/core it will chip or break if overly compressed on the edges. Not recommend for edge clamping of material. If you can clamp 1.5 to 2 or more inches from the edge I see no issues. Best of luck, I like it just fine.

I just sent a picture of a current DIY home product to my brother, and he responded by asking about the table I had. I wound up raving about it, and then decided I should write this review.I have owned this for two years and I have used it dozens of times. If I'm working on something in the basement or just doing some organizing and want an extra table, if I'm out in the garage working on bicycles, motorcycles, etc., or doing some sort of a DIY project elsewhere in the house, this little table is there. I don't know why the heck it says that the weight is 8 ounces (!), But without putting it on a scale, I would guess it weighs 20 pounds. So it's very easy to take up and down the stairs, sets up and folds up easily, and stores out of the way.

1st one was the wrong product. Amazon swiftly sorted it out and sent the correct table. The table is perfect for various functions and I can fold up and placed away until you need it again.