Portable work table
- jemhouston
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Portable work table
I'm coming to the conclusion I need a portable worktable. Any recommendations on which I should get?
Re: Portable work table
First, describe your requirements. Size, size collapsed, height, working capacity, what it'll be used for, durability, price range, and expected number of hedgehogs.
- jemhouston
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Re: Portable work table
Height unfolded around 36"
Workspace 24" to 36" length.
It should open up to hold a 12" wide, preferably 18"
Collapsed folded up to 9" to 12" deep, this one is the most flexible.
Weight 500 lbs.
I'd be using it for sawing boards, sanding, and staining.
Hedgehops no less than 12.
Price range, up to $200.
I'm not sure how I could explain durability.
Workspace 24" to 36" length.
It should open up to hold a 12" wide, preferably 18"
Collapsed folded up to 9" to 12" deep, this one is the most flexible.
Weight 500 lbs.
I'd be using it for sawing boards, sanding, and staining.
Hedgehops no less than 12.
Price range, up to $200.
I'm not sure how I could explain durability.
Re: Portable work table
For a light portable, I have a Black and Decker Workmate WM125. It may be a bit smaller that the maximum you want, but it's also less expensive and lighter. You might have a problem with the number of hedgehogs. They do make other versions with more capacity, like the WM425 and WM1000.
- jemhouston
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Re: Portable work table
I have an Aldi knockoff of that Black & Decker. I wanted to upgrade since I'm running into issues with it being too small.