WORKPRO Miter Saw Stand, 5-in-1 Portable Workbench, Quick Folding Work Table with Detachable Miter Saw Stand & Height Adjustable Legs, Scaffold/Dolly/Creeper/Platform for Woodworking, Repair, Masonry

I couldn’t be happier with the WorkPro Miter Saw Stand, 5-in-1 Portable Workbench! This thing is incredibly versatile — it transforms from a miter saw stand to a sturdy workbench, sawhorse, and more in seconds. Setup is quick, the locking mechanisms feel solid, and it’s surprisingly lightweight for how stable it is. The foldable design makes storage a breeze, and the quality feels like it will last for years. I’ve used it for woodworking, DIY home projects, and even as an extra table in the garage — it’s a true multitasker. Worth every penny!

This is the best work bench I’ve ever owned, I was even able to mount raisable casters so I can move it easily when fully opened.

Sold my full size Delta Unisaw and bought this unit to join up with my chop-saw. Good points: 1. Portability; 2. compact; 3. Well-engineered and thought out; 4. Gave me a lot more room in my small shop; Failures: 1. Damaged in shipment so I had to improvise and repair; 2. Any parts you need are still in China; 3. Loss of "rip" capability other than 7 1/4"; 4. Tolerances should be improved - very tight such that you need a rubber mallet and lubricant to extend height. It took me half-a-day to repair two of the clips that had been damaged during shipment. Unit needs better packing on corners to protect it. I just copy-righted my idea to offer a simple "leveling jig" on the rail's opposite end from the saw for cuts longer than 3 feet. Lot safer too. I built mine even with the saw height with half diameter holes rail-width apart using two 2"x8"s. Solid and will not tilt. To adjust, put a wall-board screw in the block and tighten/loosen accordingly. This thing is heavy! If you try to stand it up against a wall, it will roll unless you place some kind of wedge against the wheels. My simple solution was to again use wallboard screws (1 1/4" L). I drilled a screw into each wheel (it's plastic) and leave about 1/4" - 1/2" extended. When you stand the unit up to lean against a wall, position the wheels accordingly to catch the extended screws so the wheels won't roll out. Safer too. If manufacturer was smart, they would include some simple designed plastic wedge/shim the owner could slip against/under the wheels. It'll probably save them a lawsuit because the inattentive user will get hurt. I love this set-up though I miss my 27-year old buddy!

Pretty good assembly instructions. Sofar,so good. Good value for the money.

Product can suit many purposes and it’s a great valued for the price. This table is strong and sturdy. Customer service is top-notch and I have several workpro products they really last..I am surprised they are not in the big box stores. Love it love it love it..

Was surprised to find out how rigid this thing is. Using a table saw from Rigid, I've had no issues with this table. Very sturdy, doesn't move unless you want it to. I used this as a temporary step to get into my shop for a bit, until I built something. Was great. I like that I can push the table around like a cart when it's all folded up.

Its a nice stand but it can only hold "one tool" because they don't sell the clamps separately. As shown in my example picture, I wanted to mount more things, like perhaps a working area next to my saw. Or maybe another tool like a drill press or bench grinder. The flexibility of clamps is great but workpro doesn't sell them separately. What you see in the picture, is a hack. I bought some other companies' clamp, chopped them in half, and attached it to a board to make this "work". It seems all other brands have a "standard size" but workpro's pipe positions is longer so modifications required. Finally, the plastic tray is nice but since it's always attached, it gets "damaged" when using the miter to cut something like steel. The sparks from using a cutting disc on steel will melt and burn into the plastic tray which is a bummer since its a nice tray but I couldn't take it out. Finally the last bad thing is that it can't stand on its own. Like great it can fold but we're going to want to stand it against a wall or something... but the wheels will roll and the weight isn't really balanced. What I also did, was modify this and added feet near the wheels, allowing it to stand on its own. So after 2 modifications, its much better but these are simple design opportunities that could have made this perfect.

I’ll start with the bad. I was very excited about this item because I have a bench top table router that I’ve been trying to use and the height and versatility of this stand is a perfect fit for me. The first issue was when I was assembling the table and nearly done with it I found out that 2 of the clips that hold the brackets down onto the stand were completely broken. At this point without the brackets anything on the stand isn’t secured and could come off. So I reached out to the seller and tried to see if I could get some replacement clips since having to return the item would be a major hassle, since it’s basically already put together now. After some time I realized they weren’t going to respond. I then looked at the reviews and noticed it has happened to other buyers before so the clips coming damaged is part of a larger issue. A separate smaller functional issue is I wish they had locking wheels so that you could store the stand upright against a wall. As of right now it’ll just slide down since they don’t lock. My final thoughts are if you happen to get a fully functional stand it will probably serve your needs great, but you’re taking a chance that it may come with issues and returning large items is a huge hassle. It is a sturdy stand that’s easy to move and can be stored away to save space