Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Faltbarer Schweißtisch 533x1118mm, 226 kg Tragkraft, Werktisch mit 4-stufiger Höhenverstellung, Werkbank mit 6 Werkzeugschlitzen und 16mm Befestigungslöchern für Reparatur von Schweißbaugruppen

Nice adjustable table. Easy to assemble. Up for me. And adjustable down for my eleven year old grandson who is just learning to weld.

Not bad for the price. As others have stated, the wheels suck pretty bad, they roll at an angle and don't work well at all. Assembly was pretty straight forward- the instructions weren't super clear, but it's eight nuts and bolts, so it's not that hard. I'd say it's worth it for someone who doesn't weld every day.

I read the reviews and agree with them. When putting it together, I used a steel self-tapping screw on each leg to keep the feet on. I have yet to solve the leg locking issue, but with the legs fully extended outwards, it stands very level and solidly. Over all I am impressed at the quality for the price.

Good table and it's nice and sturdy

Una mesa no muy pesada, hecha con buenos materiales por su robustez y muy versátil porque la puedes colocar donde quieras, lo mas cercano al punto de trabajo que estés realizando en ese momento, y no como la mayoría para este fin, que son muy pesadas y las tienes que colocar en un punto fijo en el taller.

Very handy portable table. Sturdy and suited for purpose. The feet protecters fall off and should be glued on at factory, the leg locking screws are hard to grip to tighten to required torque to get a good hold.

The table arrived missing parts and hardware, one being the knob that was hard to source locally as I was told they could send replacement parts. Also, the mounting point for the wheels were not correct.So I had to straighten them. This is a decent work station. I wish the wheels were a bit longer, as they dont like to roll and anything but asphalt or concrete. The legs need a latch or pin to stay in place. They knob to hold them doesnt stop them from moving when folded or up right. When ising the workstation and nudge and the legs will fold. I added a foot to the end, so that it could be stored standing up without rolling away on the wheels.

This table is more stable then the Lincoln portable welding table. I like the size and its pretty useful overall. Honestly I'm impressed. It has a few flaws, the wheels are useless. Their position with respect to the center of gravity makes them pointless. Fortunately they remove easily. The table top is razor sharp stamped and galvanized steel. But it was surprisingly flat. The big orange handle is surprisingly useful to move the tiable around. The only major negative is the locking mechanism for the folding legs. They dont really ever lock because the nut is mostly plastic. I think it will snap before it really clamps. Fortunately the design has the weight of the table hold the legs open on its own. I think the table is a great starting place for modification. And I'd recommend it after warning people the leg lock will probably need some kind of modification. But its worth $160 CAD all day.

Hey guys, as usual, love your products!! Great quality, functionality, and looks nice. Give 4 vs 5 stars because once again, the shipping box was trashed and im missing a few parts. Not your fault, my vevor 35 gal fuel tank box was also trashed but product in tact. Here's where u guys equally shine: your customer service! Please send me 2 black plastic leg caps that hold the table steady when down making contact with the shop floor. They were lost in shipping most likely as the box had been taped back together by someone along the transit. As for the table, solid quality for the price I've grown to expect! Definitely would recommend especially for work trucks that weld in the field, or even those that just need a solid work table that folds up tight taking little space.

Not a bad table for handyman use. Not something a pro would use on a regular basis, but perfect for weekend welding projects. Love that it folds up for storage, and is relatively easy to set up. Reasonably sturdy, and some slots for clamps. A missing wing nut for locking leg height, but easily replaced. You couldnt build it for what it cost. Watch out for lazer cut sharp edges, they will draw blood. In all, not a bad thing.