Worx WX066 Sidekick Folding Work Table, Portable All-in-one Work Bench

Light weight but sturdy. Easy to set up. I use two.

This is one the most cleverly designed tables I've ever seen. It's easy to carry (weighs under 13 lbs.), and is easily assembled and disassembled by one person. It takes less than a minute to unfold and have ready for use. When you're done, it takes less than a minute to fold it up (no tools needed).It's very stable. I weigh 165 lbs. And I laid across the table to check the stability. No wobbling. The top is made of a very durable reinforced plastic. It's hinged (folds in half), and transforms into a carrying case when not in use. The table top hinge is made of metal. For reference, there are inch and millimeter markings on the table top. And the top has an indented area that can be used to temporarily hold nails, screws, etc.The table comes with four (4) orange-colored pegs (clamps) If needed, the clamps can be inserted into holes in the table top to help secure things. When not in use, the clamps insert into the bottom side of the table top. The legs and support braces are made of metal, and have plastic/rubber feet.I have several of these tables. They're not just for workshop or garage use. Two or more can be placed side-by-side for backyard or picnic use. And they're much easier to handle and transport than one large table. When not in use, they stack on top of each other for storage (the photo shows five tables stacked on top of a garage refrigerator).I received no discount or compensation for my review. I enthusiastically recommend this table.

I do a lot of car audio projects for myself and others. Being a competitor, I am constantly ripping things apart, rewalling my vehicle, etc.With this comes the need for space in my working area. My bench is already full, albeit neat and organized, of tools, subwoofers, amplifiers, etc, and with the table saw, table router, and other large machines in the garage, I don't have a ton of space to "just build another wooden bench", regardless of whether it were on casters or not.Enter these little heroes. I ordered 4 of them right off the get just to see how they performed. These are great! They fold up into what resembles a suitcase with some legs sticking out, and can be stored easily anywhere taking up very minimal space.As far as rigidity and durability, when I first opened up the legs, I have to admit, I was thinking each one of these would shake like a leaf. I was wrong. I sat myself on one just to test the weight and I am six foot two and weigh 265 pounds, it held my weight with ease and then some.I moved back and forth while sitting and also side to side just to see if I could get this thing to move, jump, stagger, etc, nothing at all, just held me.The four of them connect together via rubber interconnects, which is cool. Those could be a little better at their job, but they're not horrible and, when really pressed in, hold the four together fairly well.I've put both of my compound miter saws on these simultaneously (both jigged to different angles for efficiency purposes) with zero issues. They don't jump, they don't push or pull forward, etc.Honestly, for $50, can't go wrong. I would have spent that or more in wood to build something of equivalent size and wouldn't have been able to break it down in less than 5 seconds and store it in less than 2 cubic feet of space.

WORX sidekick portable work table is easy to assemble perfect for small jobs and very sturdy. I would highly recommend it for a table to use in multiple areas, small garage or out in the yard. The orange sliders that are pictured to stabilize wood are included underneath the table(see pic). But when you go to buy the table Amazon suggest that you get four additional for $12.95. I wouldn’t unless you need them for more than one set of stabilizers. The table is a good height, it comes to my waist and I am under 5 feet. It will be a good worktable for my height, although if you are taller you may have to bend over as the legs do not adjust. I don’t believe that the table would be good on uneven ground as the table legs are quite thin, but it has nice wide feet. The top of the table pops on and is held in by turning plastic knobs. It’s not heavy although it is sturdy and if you have hand grip problems it’s easily managed. What I liked about it is that you can fold it up put it away with the legs inside the table. One last note, the orange snap that is pictured holds the table together when it is folded closed but if you have two tables it will snap them together to extend the length of a table for larger jobs. It’s going to be a nice addition to my small garage and workspace.

Got this on prime day, was needing an extension for my table saw. Doesn’t seem very sturdy but honestly it does the job and is super portable. Happy with my purchase for the price!

I love all my Worx products. This table sets up/folds down very quickly and is extremely handy yo have for impromptu projects. It also has a small recess to keep project hardware corralled.

I bought this to use around the home and its been great holds everything I have put in it and its stuff and works well

The delivery was kind of questionable, because the packaging was damaged, but the product was fine and it's just the right size for small and medium sized jobs!