Worx Pegasus 2-in-1 Folding Work Table & Sawhorse, Easy Setup Portable Workbench, 31" W x 25" D x 32" H Lightweight Worktable with Heavy-Duty Load Capacity, WX051 - Includes 2 Clamps & 4 Clamp Dogs

Love this work table. Very sturdy. Easy to set up and fold down. Perfect height to use a chop saw, circular saw. The clamps that came with it are great. So completely portable and is not heavy to move.

This is a great workbench. It’s sturdy, a good workable height, has useful clamps that can attach, and is a good size for compact spaces while having a fairly large working table top. It unfolds right out of the box and requires no assembly. A great find!

very good item. quality is good, very sturdy and easy to use and to store. Easy set up and can be used for many purposes.

I also wrote a review of the Pony portable work table. Without going into as much detail here, I'll just note that both this Worx table and the Pony table are good quality products. I ended up gifting my Worx table, and actually bought a second Pony table (for the sawhorse option for a DIY project). The Worx table was just a little flimsier (which is reflected by the 300 lbs vs 500 lbs load weight), and certainly the clamps aren't as nice (Worx show theirs rated for 300 lbs, but having handled both, I am very skeptical about that claim). Most importantly for me, the Pony's height can be adjusted. I'm tall, so having the table at 35" instead of 32" actually makes a noticeable difference. Other stuff is mostly the same. The Worx is clearly faster and simpler to set up. Worx's sides come open when carrying it around, while Pony has little pegs and a strap to keep it shut for storage and carrying. There's no real dealbreaker with either table, though. In the end, I think the Pony feels better made and generally tougher, but then it costs a bit more. Most people would be happy with either, if you have a need for this sort of table.

***update 5/2024*** Still rocking. I’ve started using the peg holes for bench dogs to lift up my work and do bits off the table. (I recommend using bench dogs that fit into the holes with posts that screw into the bottom of the pucks. They might be “no slip” but they will move from sanding/cutting vibrationss.) I’m also now using the holes as a means to clamp. These work horses have been awesome and still kicking it. The price has gone up 50% since I purchased, but the flexibility of this tool and the amazing tools for the peg holes keep this on my “worth it” list. I’m updating because I purchased a new house and my two tables have been work horses for the in home modifications and builds I’m making. Particularly as my workshop is a single car garage that had to be gutted and rebuilt for counter/shelving space. Making these my primary surface/clamping tools. Of note: bottoms of the countertop are not flat and this makes clamping problematic… unless you’re using various peg whole clamp options. This is a new found feature for me and it’s added a whole new dimension to how great this tool is. I purchased a while ago when this tool was only 100, and I'm pleased I did. I own two. Are they sturdy? Yes Easy to open and close? Depends on the individual. I have the strength and a system that makes them extremely easy. Anything broken? No Clamps: The clamps do not apply strong pressure. I was hoping for clamps comparable to irwin, and not even close. LIght pressure they'll be fine. I'm not sure what else to write. It's a great sawhorse/table and allows me to be very modular in my work with the primary use as a table. I'm glad I purchased when it was 30% cheaper, and it's a tool that I hope continues to perform well. Note: I do not put an insane amount of weight on the table. I've used to hold 4x8 panels, a staging place for hardware, and a worktable for projects outside as wells as gluing up panels.

Okay, I admit it, I really am a fan of the Worx products. I have a number of their 20v tools and batteries coming out of my ears. As a rule, they're products are a great value...especially when you're able to get them as a deal or at a discount. But no deals or discounts for me on this one. I just really needed a light & flexible worktable, so I bought this Worx one. I already have sawhorses and other worktables, but they're either too wobbly or too heavy. I am REALLY impressed with this worktable. It allows me to use it as a tool table when doing various jobs, a nice & stable worksurface (with the ability to secure the item) when working on various items (guitars/guitar bodies, exotic wood tables & shelves, and cutting up bodies of slain foes [just kidding on that last one. I wanted to see if you were paying attention]. It's not very heavy, at least when compared to a B&D 'portable' worktable I have that I have now realized is only portable until I hit 50+ years of age. I can get around the house or throw it into my truck fine with this in one arm. I'm 59 (but fit) now, so that's huge for me. And the table is VERY easy to open, collapse, adjust & sit drinks on (still paying attention?). Sure, I would have loved to get this on some type of a deal, but I have to say that I am very pleased and it hit all my marks even at full price. I highly recommend this workbench/table!

I saw these in a video on YouTube of all places and I think they are great. I got two of them and so far they have preformed fantastically. I've laid 100 pound 6x's on them and used them as sawhorses. I put a chop saw on them and used them as a temporary work bench. Worked great. It comes with clamps that are kept in the integrated storage. While they aren't the most heavy duty things in the world, they get the job done. I love the fact it has these little cubbies to put pens and tape measures in so they don't go rolling off the table. They are easy to set up and more importantly, easy to fold up. They will bite you since they gave a few pinch points but mind your p's and q's and it shouldn't be an issue. Overall I really like how these work and they seem sturdy enough to last a while.

Absolutely Brilliant - this is the 2nd one I have brought (you can join them together) The shipping to NZ cost a lot but I love this so much it was worth it. Solid, very sturdy & strong, yet very easy to erect, fold up & store. Not too heavy to easily move around, although I wouldnt want to carry it for half a mile. Worx have nailed it with this - it is the perfect balance between strength & portability - any heavier & it would be a hassle to move, any lighter it would not be sturdy enough. The Clamps are versatile, fairly strong, & work well, & i stands up by itself when folded. Granted, its not the cheapest, but trust me, it is well worth the extra money, & is a delight to use. But dont just take my word for it - check out the glowing reviews on YouTube. Buy it - you will love it.

It's perfect

The outer packaging & the table top are both damaged. The top is broken as indicated in the third image.

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