expired Posted by savvyshopper7903 • Sep 21, 2022
Sep 21, 2022 10:49 PM
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expired Posted by savvyshopper7903 • Sep 21, 2022
Sep 21, 2022 10:49 PM
HART Portable Heavy Duty Plastic Workbench w/ Parts Organizer
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I have the Husky version of this table, and if you take the 15 seconds to properly screw in the legs, it's solid. No complaints.
BTW, it's made in Israel by Keter (who also has a version). The Hart version appears to be the most basic stripped down option, but is also the cheapest.
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This guy review and tells you the dimensions
This guy review and tells you the dimensions
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I have the Husky version of this table, and if you take the 15 seconds to properly screw in the legs, it's solid. No complaints.
BTW, it's made in Israel by Keter (who also has a version). The Hart version appears to be the most basic stripped down option, but is also the cheapest.
(Usu. $130 but $100 now)
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That said, I do in fact own this and it seems well built, I just don't see myself using it often.
I have the Husky version of this table, and if you take the 15 seconds to properly screw in the legs, it's solid. No complaints.
BTW, it's made in Israel by Keter (who also has a version). The Hart version appears to be the most basic stripped down option, but is also the cheapest.
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That video was painful to watch. The guy couldn't even find where it says "1000 lb loading capacity" in large font on the front of the box. And oh no, "the tool box is empty". LOL, did it say it was supposed to come with tools?
Oh, and another thing, did he really say it's 4 four feet 4 inches high? Damn, that'd be a tall workbench. What he was looking at was the 4.4" thickness of the table itself.