Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.The Performance W54025 Multi-Purpose Workbench can be used to hold work pieces safely in place while working with them. Even odd shaped workpieces can be secured without damaging their surfaces. This versatile workbench can also allow for cuts or holes to be made in workpieces with an open space under it, eliminating the worry of damaging surfaces underneath. The folding design allows for easy storage without taking up much space. Tabletop printed with grid, ruler and protractor for added convenience The worktop also offers a tool storage rail to keep tools withing easy reach but out of the way. 200-pound safe working load capacity. Overall size: 23-7/8 x 25 x 31 in.
Nick
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
Bought it specially to use with a table sander belt and disc. It holds it securely with the included bench vise and yellow holders. I haven't used it for sawing or anything like that but it seems to be pretty sturdy with the included feet. The instructions were not very informative but I figured it out by looking at the stock photos and common sense.
#AskMissPatience
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
Bought one of these little tables to help with renovations. Instead of buying saw horses bought a second one in the line new section at a great price. Better than cheap saw horses for less money.Some perks of this foldable work bench is its size. If ya need a basic work table that’s easy to locate to the project this might be your answer.The holes on the metal frame are perfect for small tools like screw drivers, wrenches, etc while working.Accessories help stabilize boards while cutting. Rotating handles make expanding the top simple.Storage is simple. Fold and lean on the wall.The rubber non skid base is angled so it sits flat.Installation is simple. You’ll need a screw drivers. Comes with a small wrench with two sizes to work each set of bolts. The Phillips Head screw driver helps hold the bolt in place. Or, use a crescent wrench.Functionality is superb for our needs when used as saw horses.I like this table for what it can do. Would recommend⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💯
Dave M
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
Not for heavy duty work but for what I needed it for it is ideal. Fast shipping.
Roger Mtz
Reviewed in Mexico on August 19, 2024
Compre dos y vaya que los materiales son de primera calidad, además son muy prácticos y fáciles de guardar, los materiales son de calidad y se va bastante resistente, valen la pena adquirir dos.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on May 13, 2024
This product was cheaper than what I could get it in my hometown. Came with in a couple days good value for the product.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024
It does what I wanted it to do for cheap. Could be a little sturdier but oh well
Tracie
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024
This wasn’t too hard to put together. The instructions weren’t the easiest to follow and I had to refer to the picture on the box a few times. The hex wrench included didn’t quite fit but I was able to use my own wrench. The instructions also say you need a hammer. Not sure for what but I had one in standby.The table can be split unevenly for odd shaped pieces but I would use additional clamps because it doesn’t lock in place.It is sturdy enough for small to medium wood working projects but the metal legs can be bent and warped under too much force.Overall, I like it and it will work for me.
Martin Usher
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2023
I got this stand for assembling model aircraft, especially at the flying field. I needed something that was light/portable, compact when stored and quite stable. This is perfect for the job, in fact I'd guess it was good for any kind of hobby that required a portable table that didn't have to carry too much weight. (If you're planning home improvements get a Workmate. We've had one for years, an excellent device but too big, clumsy and dirty for in-home / hobby use.)My only criticism is that assembly instructions are a bit thin. Its actually really easy to put together but at the same time surprisingly easy to put the wrong part in the wrong place. A handful of registration marks would improve things significantly.
craig oliver
Reviewed in Canada on February 6, 2023
I received the workbench and firstly was impressed with the quality of the product.UNfortunately the bag containing the nuts and bolts was missing. I contacted customer service by phone and was firstly impressed to speak to a real person rather than leaving a message and with Sherie's willingness to help and her personality and kindness. As Sherie was away for a period of time Chris took over and he showed the same professionalism and willingness to help solve the problem.This morning I received what I thought would be the bag of missing nuts and bolts but an entire new workbench.With high quality and excellent customer support I would have no qualms about purchasing products from Performance tools in the future or recommending their products and superb customer service.
Ravi
Reviewed in Australia on February 28, 2021
The jaw of the wise is not enough to hold wider timber
CDM
Reviewed in Canada on March 27, 2017
These are cheaply made but they don't cost much. The thin plastic can break if you cut a 2x4 and it falls to the ground hitting the cross member. Trust me I know.They work well for making a temporary work table.
M. D. Mosher
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2015
This is exactly what I expected it to be; a cheaply made "work bench" that does the job as long as you don't expect too much of it. But it serves it's purpose perfectly; it was cheap, it was easy to assemble, it's lightweight, and it's sturdy enough for what I need it to do. I have a couple of Workmates back home, but there was no way I was going to spend that much for my current situation (military base overseas). So, I had this shipped to have something better than a stack of tires to work little projects on.Pros: It was cheap enough that I won't shed a tear leaving it behind at the end of this tour; assembly was very straight forward (even included "tools" to assemble itself); it folds up sufficiently to make it somewhat store-able, and is easy to carry due to it's minimal weight; and it's strong enough for "sawhorse" work, up to 200 lbs, or so it says. The paint job was nicely applied, so it should remain rust-free for some time.Cons: As I've said, it's cheap; stamped metal, particle board, plastic parts. It certainly doesn't have the "overbuilt" qualities of my Workmate benches, as material and design is the minimum required to achieve function. The work surface is small, even when you expand the tabletop to max opening. And about the opening mechanics; unlike my Workbench, each side cranks independently, and don't have very much clamping power. The "bench dogs", the little plastic thingys, really aren't strong enough or large enough to provide sufficient grip; they'll hold a board down to cut it, but they won't hold material solidly enough so you can work on it (like a door so you can put a hinge on it).Having said all that, I'm still satisfied with the purchase. It's exactly for what I expected it would be and sufficient for the type of work it's being used for over here. I'd even consider buying a couple for home as upgraded sawhorses. Sure, they won't replace my Black & Decker Workmates or my Keter folding worktable, but at less than half the price for the cheapest of either of these certainly makes up for the shortfalls.
Recommended Products
