Disston 30146A OmniTable 4 in 1 Portable Workbench Work Table Dolly Scaffold and Creeper Adjustable Height with Folding Legs with Free Blu-MOL Jigsaw Blade Set (E0130146)

Easy to setup, very stable while handling my chop saw and table saw. Perfect aid for other small projects at home. Easy to store taking very little room in the garage. The power strip on the side is very handy managing the corded tools plus the battery charger for the cordless tools.

Manufacturing of my unit had an oops piece which needed replacing. Customer Service was great. They were very responsive and asked for a photo of item in error, discussed if I could fix it myself instead of returning. In less than a week I had the new part installed and never had to figure out returning.In the dolly configuration it slides easily under my kitchen cabinets. And it is large enough to safely have my 2 grandsons both stand at the sink or counter. The low level scaffold leg setting is solid and safe.The guys have fallen in love with the reverse side and point out it is exactly right for a workbench for them. My old tools will find some new worker belts by this bench this winter. My craft room now has a little shop that can add tools as safe as their use is learned. Safer than my shop, for now.Meantime, it is great for me too, to paint, or wash high spots. Cutting in is much easier when the ladder gets moved 6 times less frequently.

Solid work table.

Tables feels like it weighs 50 or 60lbs, which is too heavy for quick and easy and mobile use but love the features.. I need something light for mobile use.

Great product with easy to use. The multifunctional design is a huge space saver. I plan on getting this for my other family members for out DIY projects.

This is a kick ass, heavy duty table that comes in handy all around the home. I bought it for working on my guitars… It’s overkill, but I love it.

I ordered this as a mobile work table / shop bench to help me in my garage to build my work shop; I wish I had kept looking at others or waited on purchasing it. I purchased it, then I suddenly had to take care of my Wife's as she faced health issues. So I had to put working in my garage, using this new purchase to help build my work shop on hold. Last night I broke it out to use as an 'easy' mobile small scaffold, so I could put up almost 3 dozen Mixtiles on my office walls, after using it for about 10 minutes and almost falling several times I packed it up. And decided it would be safer to use a step ladder and just move it over and over as usual. I did not realize the legs of this work table stick out at an angle well past the work surface. I thought like the other portable work stations I've used in the past, the legs didn't go out past the work surface by about 8 inches.This is not like a table or a regular work bench. You have to keep your eyes looking down when you walk by it, or are working on it, to getting on it. The legs are in the way and unless you get used to it, you will find it a trip hazard. I'm semi-retired and not as agile as I once was, and I could not get used to this and will not risk falling down for it.I wish I had seen a better photo that showed this, I had no idea of this. I never would have bought it. Or if I had opened it up on arrival and tried to use it that day, I would have put it back in its box and sent it back to Amazon the next day. At the time I just figured the reviews are great, and when my wife is better I will get to try it out and put it to good use.Having tried it, I've decided on sticking to my current saw horses and a sheet of plywood, until I build my own mobile work station on rollers that I can wheel around the garage, lock the wheels when in use or wheel it into the corner of the garage when not in use.The creeper mode of this portable work bench seemed great, but to me that is all this is good for, and a furniture dolly is a lot cheaper.Between the legs being a trip hazard, the weight, the difficulty of setting it up for use, and the angled sides that make it difficult to stand up without falling over when it's not in use, does not make this a table worth the cost.It is safer, lighter, easier to take from job to job, or put away or set up using a pair of 2x4s and a piece of plywood.If you must have something that is a single unit and is similar, keep looking there is other manufacturers that make portable work benches much like it that may or may not have the wheels, but the wheels aren't worth the down side. That's my review and opinion.If I could I'd box mine up and send it back, or see if they offer a different model.

Very sturdy.