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Model: Frontier 48-Inch Heavy-Duty Workbench with Adjustable Height
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Doesn't seem worth it compared to the hyper tough tables from a few days ago at almost half the price (now $90). I bought 2 of those and assembled them. Perfect for the money.
This one has approximately 1/8" thicker wood.
The steel looks the same, but that's subjective and based purely on the pictures. Neither product states steel gauge.
The Hyper tough claims 1000lbs but you'd be hard pressed to hit that limit in most circumstances.
I would save the $60 unless you REALLY need height adjustment.
Trying to figure out if the adjustable height will go low enough for me to use this from my wheelchair for food prep etc. Seems like a pretty decent deal for it being adjustable.
Doesn't seem worth it compared to the hyper tough tables from a few days ago at almost half the price (now $90). I bought 2 of those and assembled them. Perfect for the money.
This one has approximately 1/8" thicker wood.
The steel looks the same, but that's subjective and based purely on the pictures. Neither product states steel gauge.
The Hyper tough claims 1000lbs but you'd be hard pressed to hit that limit in most circumstances.
I would save the $60 unless you REALLY need height adjustment.
Doesn't seem worth it compared to the hyper tough tables from a few days ago at almost half the price (now $90). I bought 2 of those and assembled them. Perfect for the money.
This one has approximately 1/8" thicker wood.
The steel looks the same, but that's subjective and based purely on the pictures. Neither product states steel gauge.
The Hyper tough claims 1000lbs but you'd be hard pressed to hit that limit in most circumstances.
I would save the $60 unless you REALLY need height adjustment.
Trying to figure out if the adjustable height will go low enough for me to use this from my wheelchair for food prep etc. Seems like a pretty decent deal for it being adjustable.
Doesn't seem worth it compared to the hyper tough tables from a few days ago at almost half the price (now $90). I bought 2 of those and assembled them. Perfect for the money.
This one has approximately 1/8" thicker wood.
The steel looks the same, but that's subjective and based purely on the pictures. Neither product states steel gauge.
The Hyper tough claims 1000lbs but you'd be hard pressed to hit that limit in most circumstances.
I would save the $60 unless you REALLY need height adjustment.
Trying to figure out if the adjustable height will go low enough for me to use this from my wheelchair for food prep etc. Seems like a pretty decent deal for it being adjustable.
Looks like it adjusts down to 30.9" tall based on the dimensions shown in photos.
Probably not low enough to use comfortably depending on your chair's height as it's about 1" taller than an average desk, but much better than trying to do it from a standard height counter.
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Doesn't seem worth it compared to the hyper tough tables from a few days ago at almost half the price (now $90). I bought 2 of those and assembled them. Perfect for the money.
This one has approximately 1/8" thicker wood.
The steel looks the same, but that's subjective and based purely on the pictures. Neither product states steel gauge.
The Hyper tough claims 1000lbs but you'd be hard pressed to hit that limit in most circumstances.
I would save the $60 unless you REALLY need height adjustment.
I don't have either in front of me, but the cheaper one does not appear to have metal cross bracing support under the table top. The legs just bolt to the top. Probably fine in many cases, but if you really want heavy duty and expect to be hammering on a vice or something on this table, I think there's a big difference.
Trying to figure out if the adjustable height will go low enough for me to use this from my wheelchair for food prep etc. Seems like a pretty decent deal for it being adjustable.
I have a long torso and would think 30" would be to high for me sitting down. I'd want to probably 26".
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…though maybe not a *slick* deal as it's the regular price on eBay
This is a WorkPro on Amazon and this is the lowest yet at $150 as verified on the Camel Camel Camel Was running $199 before.
I bought this table, same manufacturer different brand. It's pretty solid. I've mounted a vise and done a lot of car work and built an AR on it. I got it for over 200
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This one has approximately 1/8" thicker wood.
The steel looks the same, but that's subjective and based purely on the pictures. Neither product states steel gauge.
The Hyper tough claims 1000lbs but you'd be hard pressed to hit that limit in most circumstances.
I would save the $60 unless you REALLY need height adjustment.
https://slickdeals.net/f/16319428-48-hyper-tough-rubber-wood-top-workbench-79-free-shipping
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also on eBay for same price, on Amazon from different companies, but same bench: 169 to 199
This one has approximately 1/8" thicker wood.
The steel looks the same, but that's subjective and based purely on the pictures. Neither product states steel gauge.
The Hyper tough claims 1000lbs but you'd be hard pressed to hit that limit in most circumstances.
I would save the $60 unless you REALLY need height adjustment.
https://slickdeals.net/f/16319428-48-hyper-tough-rubber-wood-top-workbench-79-free-shipping
This one has approximately 1/8" thicker wood.
The steel looks the same, but that's subjective and based purely on the pictures. Neither product states steel gauge.
The Hyper tough claims 1000lbs but you'd be hard pressed to hit that limit in most circumstances.
I would save the $60 unless you REALLY need height adjustment.
https://slickdeals.net/f/16319428-48-hyper-tough-rubber-wood-top-workbench-79-free-shipping
This one has approximately 1/8" thicker wood.
The steel looks the same, but that's subjective and based purely on the pictures. Neither product states steel gauge.
The Hyper tough claims 1000lbs but you'd be hard pressed to hit that limit in most circumstances.
I would save the $60 unless you REALLY need height adjustment.
https://slickdeals.net/f/16319428-48-hyper-tough-rubber-wood-top-workbench-79-free-shipping
Nice! Another home CNC builder, what kit did you get or did you build yourself?
Probably not low enough to use comfortably depending on your chair's height as it's about 1" taller than an average desk, but much better than trying to do it from a standard height counter.
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This one has approximately 1/8" thicker wood.
The steel looks the same, but that's subjective and based purely on the pictures. Neither product states steel gauge.
The Hyper tough claims 1000lbs but you'd be hard pressed to hit that limit in most circumstances.
I would save the $60 unless you REALLY need height adjustment.
https://slickdeals.net/f/16319428-48-hyper-tough-rubber-wood-top-workbench-79-free-shipping
This is a WorkPro on Amazon and this is the lowest yet at $150 as verified on the Camel Camel Camel Was running $199 before.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...KSNAA
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