Amazon portable workbench Videos

• 1. в…в…в…в…в… Thefancy Ultra bright 10W Portable Waterproof Work Lamp / Flood Light / Rechargeable - Amazon
• 2. Park Tool PB-1 Portable Workbench
• 3. HICO UWIS04 4-in-1 Multi-Function Universal Portable Folding Work Table
• 4. Build Your Own DIY Amazon Echo with Raspberry Pi
• 5. Rockwell Jawhorse Portable Workstation Review
• 6. DIY Portable "Mobile Workbench" For Your Camper (Or Tiny House/Apartment) - Part 2
• 7. Centipede Sawhorses
• 8. 17 reasons to buy a Keter work table & 8 reasons not to

★★★★★ Thefancy Ultra bright 10W Portable Waterproof Work Lamp / Flood Light / Rechargeable - Amazon

Park Tool PB-1 Portable Workbench

HICO UWIS04 4-in-1 Multi-Function Universal Portable Folding Work Table

Build Your Own DIY Amazon Echo with Raspberry Pi

User Comments

Ari S commented on 02 Apr 2016

First

Rockwell Jawhorse Portable Workstation Review

User Comments

Bryce Strother commented on 20 Oct 2015

GREAT REVIEW

Tool Craze commented on 21 Oct 2015

+Bryce Strother thanks Bryce

Ranger42 commented on 27 Sep 2015

Picked one up at Lowes yesterday after watching your review. Good job!

Tool Craze commented on 28 Sep 2015

+Ranger42 awesome, glad the video helped out

silvertip185 commented on 13 Aug 2015

Thank you, this is the best tool review video I've ever seen. Great information and really clear. You answered all my questions,

Tool Craze commented on 14 Aug 2015

+silvertip185 thanks! glad it helped out

Michael Chapman commented on 20 May 2015

Decent review of the features but this guys right hand constantly moving while talking was distracting.......

Tool Craze commented on 20 May 2015

+Michael Chapman I agree, although this guy doesn't overdo hand gestures in the newer videos

Jay Rohr commented on 01 May 2015

I am buying this, you gave a common sense demonstration. Thanks

Rockwell Tools commented on 03 Nov 2015

+Jay Rohr Great!

Edward Cedillo commented on 03 Oct 2014

Great vid Javi, as always. I bought one @ menards for $149. On the first day of use, I absolutely fell in love with it and use it to saw 2x6's & drill hole's. Not once did the lumber move out of place. My only gripe, is that when I folded back down, the plastic knob crack on me. Not cool at all considering what paid for it. 

Tool Craze commented on 03 Oct 2014

+Edward Cedillo thanks bro. I really like mine and use it all the time as you can see

pippaknuckle commented on 25 Aug 2014

Looks the same as the Triton super jaws. Who actually invented this?

Tool Craze commented on 25 Aug 2014

+pippaknuckle not sure who came first

Jimmijo Ng commented on 27 May 2014

Very nice full review for the rockwell jaw horse. I would love to get one even more after I watched your review...... I just can't afford to spend more then $120 for it. I can never understand why store over here in hawaii dont have it on sale. Staying solid $169 at Lowe's. And the specials on rockwell wedsite a few day ago was advertising $120 free shipping and then throw in a 20extra surcharge before I pay. I guess I will just have to keep waiting until it get on sale. Hopefully not another year or so.......

Tool Craze commented on 27 May 2014

Same here

Jimmijo Ng commented on 27 May 2014

I know man. I'm just be cheap:p

Tool Craze commented on 27 May 2014

It is worth it even at full price because it's all metal construction. That doesn't come cheap. Jimmiyo what's great about this is how it makes life easier

Mike Z commented on 04 May 2014

Nice review Javier and u to love the jaw horse I take that thing with me wherever I go to do side jobs, it makes a great work area wherever u go, great review Javier!!

Tool Craze commented on 05 May 2014

Thanks Mike. Haven't had it for too long but it is making my life easier

DIY Portable "Mobile Workbench" For Your Camper (Or Tiny House/Apartment) - Part 2

Centipede Sawhorses

User Comments

WorkshopAddict commented on 28 Oct 2015

PUBLIC VOTE: Do you want to see us try to lift the front of our Deere 5085M by placing the bucket on this system and lifting? Second, Do you think this system will survive?

tootall2123 commented on 04 Nov 2015

Yes you should

Nicholas Deters commented on 01 Nov 2015

let's see it!

Gaven Quillen commented on 29 Oct 2015

Yes, do it! And I think that it will hold up, but what do I know?

Russ Webster (rfwjr88) commented on 28 Oct 2015

I would not mind having one for the times I need an extra work surface. I normally do not put heavy stuff on my makeshift tables. John can you set 2 pieces of 4 X 4 plywood on it to make a 4 X 8 table? I would not be hauling this around just stuck in the corner or the garage until I needed again.

Russ Webster (rfwjr88) commented on 28 Oct 2015

Thanks Brian

WorkshopAddict commented on 28 Oct 2015

+Russ Webster (rfwjr88) Russ, On the large table, I would think it would be best to a full sheet as you will miss some of the supports. Brian

The 2 Car Garage Shop commented on 28 Oct 2015

Nice review. I can see uses for this but with limitations that you described, one being you need to have a 4x8 sheet around to use the large version. You could use tow of the smaller versions and two 2x8 sheets, which are easier to handel and to store. Two of the 2x8 cost a few dollars LESS than the one 4x8 version on Amazon. Had I seen this a few years ago, I sould have bought at least one, if not two of the 2x8 versions. I may still buy one of them for a quick set upScott

The 2 Car Garage Shop commented on 28 Oct 2015

Thanks - not sure how I mixed that up.....

WorkshopAddict commented on 28 Oct 2015

+The 2 Car Garage Shop The smaller version is 2X4 and not 2X8. The larger 4X8 can also be set up to take 2X4 or 4X4, or even 2X2 sheets to make a table. Just as long as the edges of the plywood is over top one of the supports. So you wouldn't need to have a 4X8 sheet laying around.

17 reasons to buy a Keter work table & 8 reasons not to

User Comments

CrypticCRICKET commented on 14 Apr 2016

Great video. Recently I've been thinking about buying something to use as a collapsible/storable work table. An old card table came to mind. I've seen them in thrift shops for $10. Unfortunately card tables probably wouldn't be as strong as what you've got there. I'd have to find a real old one to get the best strength.

CrypticCRICKET commented on 14 Apr 2016

+Robb's Homemade LifeThat's true, I could ad some bracing underneath the table top. So long as the legs are rigidly locked in place, it could work.

Robb's Homemade Life commented on 14 Apr 2016

+CrypticCRICKET hey Cricket, I was going to modify the plastic picnic table with some ply and 2x4s but the keter was a better deal for me as it will be used a lot. If you are just wanting something temporary a card table could be strengthened pretty easily with your talents.

BCtruck, rebuild, repair,repurpose commented on 14 Apr 2016

Great review,Robb!

Robb's Homemade Life commented on 14 Apr 2016

+BCtruck, rebuild, repair,repurpose Thanks Brad, it certainly is one of my longest.

Jeff Harmed commented on 14 Apr 2016

Thanks for sharing. This 26lb (12kg) table is very interesting for its low weight and general usefulness. If Keter made a toolbox that could take a few tools and just slot onto the table - that would be really cool. Of course the Festool make a completely portable workshop but you have to buy their tools at a premium price and (IMHO) no tool manufacturer exists that can make a complete range of tools, each of which is ideal for everyone.

Robb's Homemade Life commented on 14 Apr 2016

+Jeff Harmed Thanks Jeff!