Rockler 18'' x 36'' Adjustable Workbench Stand

No complaints. Read the instructions and square up as you go!

Have a Bosch router and Bosch router table and needed a solid place to mount it that could also be moved out of the way when not in use. This work stand, with a piece of 3/4-inch plywood for a top, is just what I needed, and it fits perfectly behind a jackpost and up against a wall when not in use.. I added a bottom shelf to keep bits, collet wrenches, and miter gauges handy.

Easy assembly and just right so I can configure the worktops to fit the project; 2 x 4, 4 x 4, 2 x 8

I was looking to biuld a portable work bench with a metal work surface. I did not want to weld up stand and found theh Rockler work stand to be an ideal starting point. I was not dissapointed.

Good quality with nice fit and finish. It was really easy to bolt together and it's very sturdy once all the bolts are tighten

A very nice , easy to assemble but it is essential that it be squared up before tightening all nuts.

I have several of these stands in various sizes and find them to be both easy to assemble and very sturdy. Some I've even used as the support frame for rolling cabinets. I have not witnessed nor can I imagine ever having a problem with their structural durability under relatively heavy loads.

Easy to assemble, I added a 3/4 inch slab of plywood to the top using metal/ wood crews...use it for my mini lathe...perfect!

Very solid construction, heavy steel. Easy to build, instructions do not come with the package, you need to download them from online. I have built my own tool stands, but this was quick and easy, and solid.

The stand can without some of the hardware, but after a call to Rockler, it was quickly shipped. Great stand. I am using it for a midi lathe and am building drawers underneath.

Man! This thing is sturdy! My only complaint is the nuts. They're so soft that rounding them is almost a certainty. Once I got everything squared up and tightened, I was convinced nothing less than an impact with a truck would hurt it. I had some big hunks of quality plywood hanging around for the top and shelf. I've mounted a ca. 1934 Walker-Turner wood lathe and a Harbor Freight bench brake to it. It's solid as a rock! In the photo you can see the Rockler safety switch mounted to the left leg.

The work bench stand is fine.it is reasonably sturdy and very adequate to support a heavy top.the problem I have was with the shipping which was terrible.it was shipped in several different packages.took 3 attempts for me to recieve everything.first time parts were missing,damaged during shipping I was told.2nd time
Delivery guy through a ripped open box with the parts hanging out in my driveway.i saw this and asked about it,his reply was me no load truck.apparently he did not speak English well,or pretended not too.i inspected the parts which were scratched up
And noticed there was no assembly hardware,even though I already notified them it was missing and were told it would be in the next shipment.finally on 3rd try I recieved the missing parts.
Honestly the stand is fine.but good luck getting it.hope you have better luck than I did.i think rockler has some pretty good products but after this experience I do not know how much business I will do with them,which is unfortunate because I am looking to up grade some older power tools and they carry some of the tools I want to purchase.

The bench itself it well built and easy to assemble. If you order it by components then instructions as what is needed and what is supplied in each part that makes up the bench is confusing. The instructions must have been written by an engineer that wrote user manuals for VCRS. When my bench arrived my package with legs had 1 leg and nuts and bolts. In fact none of the parts had the nuts and bolts. Customer care was very courteous and helpful.How ever it took another 10 days to get the missing components. QC needs work.