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Customer Review
- Reviewed in Canada on March 3, 2024The product came quickly, it was easy to assemble and it is sturdy.
The Ziploc bag with hardware was damaged, the bolts and nuts and washers all over the big cardboard box. Final count: one bolt extra, one spring washer short. No biggie.
Not sure if the cardboard box was also damaged (threw it out too soon), but one leg was a bit bent at the top. Put it into a vice and tightened - as good as new.
The instructions - attached. Only the picture, visually worse than the one in the listing. The parts are identified by the letters (though it would not be hard to figure out even without that). One difference - in the listing the short sides on the top are above the long ones, in the instructions the other way round. I've followed the instructions and all the holes aligned.
I must says I was a bit worried with a bunch of hardware and no real instructions - I remember assembling a similar stand (by different manufacturer) a couple of years ago was not exactly smooth. This one was easy: only two types of bolts - four large ones (to attach the tabletop) and 24 small carriage bolts for the legs and sides. Both types came with sets of washers and nuts - pretty obvious what goes together and in what order. Laid the four top sides upside down on a workbench, attached temporarily with large bolts, finger tight; attached the legs with 16 carriage bolts, also finger tight; attached the middle sides with 8 remaining carriage bolts, also finger tight; put it on the floor right side up, made sure it sits well and tightened all fasteners. Smooth and sturdy as a rock.
While shopping for this stand, I paid more attention to the size of the top where the tool goes, and the span of the legs at the bottom. The height of the assembled stand - 23 inches / 58.4 cm - was a bit lower than I imagined, Nothing that can't be fixed with some caster wheels (if they would work with your tool) and/or a thicker tabletop.
Solid product, good value - some annoying glitches, but I would still recommend it.
The product came quickly, it was easy to assemble and it is sturdy.
The Ziploc bag with hardware was damaged, the bolts and nuts and washers all over the big cardboard box. Final count: one bolt extra, one spring washer short. No biggie.
Not sure if the cardboard box was also damaged (threw it out too soon), but one leg was a bit bent at the top. Put it into a vice and tightened - as good as new.
The instructions - attached. Only the picture, visually worse than the one in the listing. The parts are identified by the letters (though it would not be hard to figure out even without that). One difference - in the listing the short sides on the top are above the long ones, in the instructions the other way round. I've followed the instructions and all the holes aligned.
I must says I was a bit worried with a bunch of hardware and no real instructions - I remember assembling a similar stand (by different manufacturer) a couple of years ago was not exactly smooth. This one was easy: only two types of bolts - four large ones (to attach the tabletop) and 24 small carriage bolts for the legs and sides. Both types came with sets of washers and nuts - pretty obvious what goes together and in what order. Laid the four top sides upside down on a workbench, attached temporarily with large bolts, finger tight; attached the legs with 16 carriage bolts, also finger tight; attached the middle sides with 8 remaining carriage bolts, also finger tight; put it on the floor right side up, made sure it sits well and tightened all fasteners. Smooth and sturdy as a rock.
While shopping for this stand, I paid more attention to the size of the top where the tool goes, and the span of the legs at the bottom. The height of the assembled stand - 23 inches / 58.4 cm - was a bit lower than I imagined, Nothing that can't be fixed with some caster wheels (if they would work with your tool) and/or a thicker tabletop.
Solid product, good value - some annoying glitches, but I would still recommend it.Images in this review
