Cosco 66760DKG1E Smartfold Portable Folding, Hardwood Top (350 Pound Weight Capacity, Dark Gray) Workbench Desk, Work, Heath Pine
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The most difficult part is usually placing the rollers. This is a very simple process.
My top is just getting replaced with hardwood and I plan to do this soon. As far as I can tell, it is just screws and should be simple to do unless I am missing something.
Sadly, the box has been long gone, so I cannot tell you how big it was precisely, but as I recall, it wasn't all that much bigger than the folded tabletop.
It is 14 inches wide and 4 inches thick when folded. It is 5 inches thick, 25 inches long. The depth is 51 inches, and the height is 55 inches. This is the height of a 25-inch person.
Selected User Reviews For Cosco 66760DKG1E Smartfold Portable Folding, Hardwood Top (350 Pound Weight Capacity, Dark Gray) Workbench Desk, Work, Heath Pine
The reason I purchased this product was that I wanted something that would take up little room when it is not in use and would still provide a sturdy work surface. In my opinion, it is a very strong tool that can do both of these very well, but with a few additions, it works even better. In the first place, it is nice to go with individual lockable wheels when I prefer the standard casters. The 5" wheels that I upgraded to work very well for me and are much more comfortable. I installed a new work surface for my final upgrade. looked for something impervious to moisture and found two that met my expectations The tabletops (laminated on all sides) are from an online restaurant supply retailer. I think they work perfectly because they are a little thicker and a little longer than the stock tops. If you leave out the upgrades, it is still a decent workbench, but don't be afraid to tweak it a little to make it fit.
I put the entire thing together in a little more than In fact, the packaging is overkill, as another user mentioned. It took me longer to deal with the packaging than it did to put However, I'd rather have that than a dented up product. A large portion of the kit is already assembled when it comes out of the box. All that is needed is to add the cross beams and mount the casters (which, by the way, feel pretty decent in terms of durability). As an actual workbench, it's not going to replace my actual workbench anytime soon, as it's much too narrow for any real work, but it does work great for arts and crafts projects I can fold up and use A very simple, compact, and lightweight backpack that packs up really easily. The footprint folded is about 1 by 2 A kitchen, a bedroom, or an apartment like room would be super useful to have this in If folded up, it can be stored in a broom closet. My expectation was that it would be a cheap MDF top I would end up wanting to replace with real board, but it is actually a nice I was surprised at that price point, particularly given how nice it is. I would HIGHLY recommend this little guy to anyone who needs a quasi workbench, but doesn't have the space or money for something bigger and more expensive. They are also really nice in terms of the handles. It is true that I am considering buying another one or two. There are a few downsides to this thing, such as only having brakes on two of the casters the other one being this thing is so heavy. I don't think they're very good at all. The best thing to do here is not to try to saw anything. This table is better suited to be used as a temporary storage area for crafts or for light crafts.
It is even better if you replace the casters with larger ones. The workbench is great. In addition to replacing the casters with larger 5" ones, I replaced the legs. workbench comes with only two casters with brakes, and the brakes do not lock the caster in place. material work better, and fit really well- They have gotten a tiny bit smaller but still a bit smaller than the holes in the legs of the workbench. It only took a few strokes with a round file to fit these 5" casters. With 36" worksurfaces on these 5" casters, they will be perfectly fine.
The top of the table is a bit small for all the support structures required to support it, unlike other designs There are just 23 of them. Five inches by forty-eight inches. As promised, folds like a champ. The board is reasonably stable for stacking, but it's not quite stable enough to manage wobbly tasks on. I like the idea of a slightly larger top (there is space) and putting the handles on the side away from the worker, but it could be improved. It would allow for a more spacious feeling in front because the table would overhang the front. Although it's a good tool for tight spaces, it can be bulky otherwise. With a small vise permanently mounted on the table, it would still be possible to fold it up The table top would just need to be anchored with a few through-bolts In place of existing wood screws, bolts are used. When you open the box, there will be a mess of foam to clean up Whenever possible, open the item on the floor so that it is easy to vacuum.
This one fit the bill perfectly. I am so glad I have it in my garage because of how easy it is to fold and roll. One improvement has been made (as suggested on a few reviews here) that you can see in these pictures. My table top is made of MDF (instead of butcher block) and I was worried that it wouldn't hold up to liquids and impacts. So I ordered wood textured vinyl contact paper (Very Berry Wood Pattern Texture Interior Film Vinyl) and used that to cover the My reaction to how it came out is beyond words. In addition to having a surface that looks like wood, my new surface is also On the other side of the folding handles, there is even an overhang so you can sit on a stool without hitting your knees, or you can do what I am doing and get a small removable vice to clamp to, to really make this a functional work table. If you have a tight budget or are limited in space, this table is perfect for you.
I received this item almost a month ago, and have been using it almost every day since It's used for everything, from opening the mail boxes to putting accessories like a chainsaw or tool box on it, to putting condiments, ingredients, and plates on it when Grilling. recently purchased a grinding bench, I was heartbroken to have to drill two holes in the table to be able to secure it (I've now gotten over it). In the back of my garage, I simply fold up the table and store it away until next use. On top of that, I appreciate that you can fold it up and store it in an already crowded garage - great for us aspiring beginners. I appreciate your help! The only reason I didn't give the table 5 stars was because there was a chip on the top (one of the leaves was broken). I believe it came that way directly from the manufacturer since the metal parts (legs and so on) had no scratches or dents on them, something I was concerned about based on previous comments. I wouldn't have been able to do it since it would have been too much trouble to do. Thus, it remained in my possession.