WORKPRO Miter Saw Stand, 5-in-1 Portable Workbench, Quick Folding Work Table with Detachable Miter Saw Stand & Height Adjustable Legs, Scaffold/Dolly/Creeper/Platform for Woodworking, Repair, Masonry

This product is very well constructed ,solid bracketing and over sized bolts insurers a very stable platform to work on. When I received mine the 2 upper tubes were damaged after sending an email to customer service they replied right away and are sending me 2 new ones.

Great table for many uses

I wanted to like this workbench, I really did. I do like it, but there are some things you should be aware of. If you are considering this workbench, you probably are a DIY person, so the small issues it has are easily remedied.First, pay attention to the actual measurements. The photoshopped pics make it look bigger than it is. The worksurface is 30" tall at the top. That is short for a workbench. It is skinny at less than 14". If you need a stool to stand on, it isnt bad, but it maybe not the most stable.Issue with assembly. The holes were drilled in the wrong place on one of the tubes. 30 seconds with a 5/32" drill bit and that is easily corrected. Not a big deal, but at the price point I shouldn't have to modify it just to put it together.Assembly/usage issue. If you put the handle on, like the instructions tell you to, the edge of it is higher than the work surface. You can't put a board on it and be flat. Simple solution is to flip it over. Not as pretty, but again, not a big deal. Put it on backwards from the beginning.Issue with storage. The wheels are great for mobility, but you can't lean it against the wall without it rolling out. There are no feet or a way to keep it vertical. You can't lay it on its side because the feet for the legs stick out.Functionality issue. The mounts for the miter saw are not the best. They are somewhat flimsy at the tube. The all plastic construction may be an issue in the future. My two fold solution for this and the wheel issue was to mount a piece of 3/4" plywood to the miter mounts. I made it longer, and wider than the bench. The length acts as a stop, ot foot, for the wheels. I can now stand it up anywhere. I have more worksurface now, and being on top of the miter tubes, it makes it a better height. I'll either mount, or clamp, the miter saw to the new top board. I may mount the miter to a flat board and French cleat it so I can slide it on or off.I added some pics to show what I am talking about.In the end, it is a multifunction thing that serves several functions. Just be aware that since it does many things, you shouldn't expect it to do them all very well.I unboxed it today, and these are all of my current thoughts after putting it together and making the modifications I thought it needed. I will try and update this review once I have some actual work time using it.One last thing I almost forgot. When you unfold the legs, make real sure the detents are fully engaged. You may have to put some pressure down on the top. One folded up on me when I was setting it up.

WorkPro has become my go to for many tools and products. They make quality products such as this one for a fraction of the cost for name brand products. I have used this stand with my miter saw for a while now and I am very pleased with it

Let me start with the customer service in one word: AWESOME!! The metal rod for the miter saw attachment was bent. Contacted customer service and they got back to someday and offered to send me a new part with NO hassle! Thank you again!On to the product at hand. This is a very diverse workbench I've ever had! Everything was included and was assembled once I received the replacement part. This bench came in very handy as I'm building a screened patio and needed a workbench that was portable and fold up as I don't have a lot room in my shed. I'm also loving the extra outlets on the side! This workbench is a just awesome and easy to use and store! Just BUY IT!

Product can suit many purposes and it’s a great valued for the price. This table is strong and sturdy. Customer service is top-notch and I have several workpro products they really last..I am surprised they are not in the big box stores. Love it love it love it..

Arrived with a broken snap clamp that is critical for holding it together. The seller said they were out of the part and offered no other resolution except a small discount that was not received. It's super heavy. The wheels don't have brakes so it's dangerous to put it in the storage position because it will roll over your feet. I'm getting rid of it as a second hand sale. total waste of money.

I have a single car garage workshop, so my tools need to be on compact mobile bases. I bought the Workpro bench for my miter saw, as it can collapse down and roll under one of my other benches. It can also be rolled out and lifted into place when needed.As others have mentioned, the miter saw rail quality control is not up to par. Two of the rail tubing holes were not drilled in the correct locations, which the manufacturer could easily fix by using a fixture when drilling. One of the miter saw stand rail clamps had been overtightened at the factory, so it would not latch. Drilling holes in the tubing and loosening the bottom clamp bolt solved the issues.As for overall build quality, this is a homeowner grade tool stand with gimmicky features (unnecessary flip top, unnecessary ruler/compass printed on work surface, questionably useful dolly feature, can't stand vertically). The miter saw rails are thin gauge aluminum tubes mounted with plastic ends, so I would not recommend it to a professional. That said, the stand suits my use case with the addition of custom removable extension wings. It was probably worth what I paid for it...although I kind of wish I spent the time to build my own similar to the "DIY Portable Table Saw Stand" on Youtube.