Work Bench 60 Inch Work Table for Garage Heavy Duty Rubberwood Tabletop Workbench for Woodworking Shop Home Office Electronic Cutting Wood

Great product for the cost (at least from initial assembly and impressions). Dimensioned as advertised, robust packaging despite its weight, clear assembly instructions, holes lined up as expected, all-in-all it took about 25 minutes to assemble by myself. It’s also easily adjustable, rigid (cannot twist/flex it), and seems to have good stability (not wobbly on a flat surface).You do need to have some tools for assembly, including a 5mm allen key for assembling the frame, power drill with a Phillips head for the tabletop (extended head makes it way easier), and ideally a wrench for the feet (you might also need a backing tool if you want to get it really tight: crescent wrench/socket set).If you are using rotating or vibrating machinery on this product I recommend applying loctite or lock washers to the frame hardware before installing, or they may vibrate loose. This is not a concern for me because it’s just acting an extra surface in our laundry room.The product seems to have high-quality coatings: lacquer finish on the wood, black e-coat on the steel legs and frame, and a chrome-finish zinc nickel coating on the hardware. Personally I would have preferred a black zinc coating to match the black legs.Although it’s not something I would typically care about on furniture, it was nice to see graded hardware for the feet.

This is a rock solid bench. It has a nicely finished wood top, doesn't wobble or flex, has heavy duty adjustable feet, and most importantly......passes the wife test. Its definitely worth more than they're charging for it.

I used a cordless drill with Allen wrench and Phillips screwdriver, also 12 mm and 19 mm wrenches. It took me about 2 hours to assemble it by myself, but I am not a fast worker. The four adjustable leg extensions slide into four plastic sleeves, one of them was badly warped, but I was able to remove it and straighten it out. I really like the big heavy rubber feet, my garage is flat so I just screwed them all in and it sits flat. Solid bench, wood on top seems nice. The bench is wood, I don't think there is any rubber in it, maybe they mean the rubber feet AND wood top. The instructions are weird, probably Chinese translated into English. Made in China.

This is a surprisingly well made workbench. I was a bit skeptical that it would be solid enough at this price point. It went together easily, the parts all felt well machined, and everything fit. When it was done I jumped up on it (I'm similar weight to the machine I got it for) and it was solid as a rock.

Table top is solid but man these casters suck. I rarely move my table but 2 casters already broke off from the legs. Total piece of garbage, look for other options.

Easily assembled. Just do yourself a favor and hand tighten the entire assemble before you button everything down. I was able to assemble it in about 45 minutes from unboxing to flipping it over. using a power drill.It is sturdy and has a great finish on both the legs and wooden top.

Perfect table for what I use it for. Built sturdy and strong.

Top was cracked. For my purpose it won't matter so I simply added some elmer's glue and clamped it then put it together. I expect to be drilling holes in it anyway since it'll be a reloading table. So won't hassle with sending it back. But if you are lucky enough the top isn't cracked when you get it, it's a nice sturdy table. Even more heavy duty than I expected. I may even put another sheet of plywood on top of it anyway, but for someone who wants a nice table for an indoor office, inspect that top thoroughly. I bought mine "used like new" not "defective". I'd have sent it back if I was looking for something more asthetically pleasing.