Customer Reviews for VEVOR Welding Table 36'' x 24'', 600lbs Load Capacity Steel Welding Workbench Table on Wheels, Portable Work Bench with Double-layer Storage Board, 5/8-inch Fixture Holes, 11 Hooks

Very impressed with the quality fo this welding table - Best value for the price - fit perfectly where i will be storing it while not in use...very easy to assemble, heavy grade steel construction!

This is an amazing table for the price I've used it almost everyday and it's currently being used as a table for my small forge. the wheels are great putting it together took some time but it's well worth it.

I am very pleased with this table I purchased for my husband to weld on. It was very easy to assemble although it was very heavy to get the box inside. It is sturdy and durable. It has four wheels and each wheel has a lock on it. The table top has holes for clamps or screws. I think it will get a great deal of use. I definitely recommend it.

I was surprised by the quality of the materials used. I didn't want to thick and heavy welding table so the size and weight of this table is just perfect. I didn't have any issues with my table so I'm happy.

This table is awesome for me I left casters off and it's level steady and Handel's a 5lb Hamer and anvil fixed on the edge paint was well and is thick very happy

Wasn't expecting much from this with it being as cheap as it is but it's pretty stout and I'm impressed, all the parts were there and it was well packaged and went together easy

Super Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis. Sehr stabiler Schweisstisch/-wagen. Bin sehr zufrieden. Absolut verdiente 5 Sterne. Besser und billiger geht es nicht.

I’ve been welding on this table everyday since it arrived and honestly I love it. It is strong and sturdy as long as you put it together correctly, the metal for the table top itself is thick and can withstand a few arcs hitting it. All around it’s an awesome table for the money it’s a really good deal.

This $90 table impressed me so much I decided to leave a review. All the parts were there and everything fit nicely. The table, which is also a cart because it's on wheels, is solid and heavy, with heavy-duty caster wheels. And they did very nice job making every single hole have very smooth edges. I like it.

I generally don't review my purchases until I've spent some time with them, but this is such a simple and sturdy table that I don't see what could go wrong with it, unless the castors fall apart. But they look to be of good quality, too, and all four have locks that can be locked and released by foot. I bought it for working on motorcycle projects. It was less expensive than anything made out of steel that I could build from scratch. I read the reviews about sharp edges so I wore leather gloves throughout the entire assembly. The instructions were clear, all the hardware was there, including an extra nut and bolt, and it went together in about 15 minutes. I'm bad at following instructions so I put it together on it's side instead of upside down. Worked for me. When I got it together I checked for sharp edges and there are none on the table I received. Maybe some of the holes are a tad less than rounded but all the edges have been relieved and I couldn't find anywhere that would be a risk of getting cut. I believe that buyers have left reviews for several different work tables all in the same place, judging by some of the photos that are not of this table, so I included a photo to show that this one is exactly the one that is being sold on this page. First thing I did after setting it upright was to load it down with a 750 BMW engine and then I locked the castors. I tried to tip it, and it could be tipped over but it would need human help. I rolled it around with the engine on it without any problem. My opinion is that it is very sturdy and can certainly handle much more weight than I put on it. The top is really thick steel. I don't know about 1,200 pounds capacity but I will never even get close. After I took the photo I loaded the lower tray with the transmission and a bunch of other stuff from the same project. It's pretty sturdy, too, and I wouldn't hesitate to put the engine on it if I needed to. No problem rolling it with the additional weight. The holes and