1.8 ft. x 3 ft. Portable Jobsite Workbench

Purchased to use on multiple types of projects and not so much a router table. I have found it to support some pretty heavy objects as well as clamping down some projects for sanding. I have owned it just over three months and the leg storage holder has broken zoning one leg. Now the unit is pretty useless to carry around without some kind of bungee or tape to keep that leg in. I have only set it up 5 times before it snapped the plastic clip. I didn’t even get the leg close to coming out before it snapped. Overall I think it is a good product and easy to carry around. I will be returning it and will give it one more chance if they replace under the husky product warranty. I wish they will come out with maybe metal clips instead of the plastic one to hold the legs for storage.

It’s a solid table that you can leave in your workshop or even on the jobsite. The only issue I had was with the pre drilled holes that come with the routing plate, I have the Milwaukee fuel cordless m18 router and it did not fit, I was quite frustrated at first, but then I remembered that I have a workshop to fix that. All I did was line up my plate, mark holes, drill and counter sink 4 holes, and it works perfect now.

Buyer beware. The routing plate fits almost no model of router made. Home Depot doesn't even sell a router to fit the plate. None of the hand held routers will mount, none of the Royobi Plunge Routers Home Depot sells will mount, my Black and Decker plunge router won't mount. I saw on the reviews where 1 person with a Dewalt plunge router was able to mount his but I am not sure he didn't modify it. I drilled new holes to mount mine. It's also 1" less wide than a standard router plate..... junk.

If you want to drop in a router plate from another manufacturer this will not work. It’s 1 inch smaller. You will have to make do with the husky plate. Overall it’s a split table. I wouldn’t dance on it. The t track is thin aluminum and the bolts are a tight squeeze. It will hold 2 by material well.

I needed a space saving router table solution for my garage and this was perfect. I swapped out the husky router plate for the stronger Rockler Woodworking Phenolic plate and it fits perfectly - no gaps. Table is flat and true. Even comes with the hardware to make your own fence which was a nice surprise. Great option if you are tight on space!

Got Rockler plate for my Skil router, it was little too tight so I sanded the edge tiny bit and presto,it fits and works great.My Skil happy camper now.All I have to do is get some clamps .I am happy

I love this workbench. use it all the time. Which may be why one of the red clips that holds the legs in place snapped one day. The leg no longer stays stowed, super anoying. Other than that its awesome!! I would gove 5 stars if ot wasnt for the clip.

The table works for my needs-occasional woodworker and garage busybody. It comes with 2 screws that slide in the slots to make a fence, and I went to HD and got some Bessey 2.04 (4"×2") bar clamps ($4.97 ea) that also fit perfectly in the slots for other clamping needs. My Dewalt router fits perfectly on the router insert-I found a YouTube video that pointed out which holes to use. I improved install by removing the handle knob on the Dewalt attachment so it can easily go in and out. Good steady surface that holds a lot of weight-I put 500 pounds on it with no trouble. The ability to put a 2x4 on the extension clamps is a plus. I attached a power strip on one piece for easy on/off of router and multiple power connections. 1 minute to set up and when I'm done it takes 1 minute to store legs and put folded table out of the way. For the price I couldn't be happier.

Overall, great workbench. However, when I hooked up my router, the force of running a small prices of maple shattered the plate. Thankfully, no damage done to me, my router, or the router bit ... table, not so much.

Designed a homemade jointer jig that drops right into the router plate whole. Love this workbench! Jointer jig uses the same fence that I made for the router.