Folding Work Bench with Clamps, 605 x 625 x 760mm, 100kg Load

A folding bench is a vice, a table and a third hand in one, and it goes where the work is. Sawing timber in a yard, planing a door before hanging it, drilling steel, assembling furniture, holding a pipe while you cut it, or giving yourself a flat surface on a site that has none. It opens in seconds and folds down against a wall when the job is done.

The clamping is the point of it. Two turn screws with a locking action pull the two halves of the top together, so a door, a plank, a frame or a length of tube is held flat and steady while both your hands work on it. The blocks supplied sit in the top and let it grip an irregular shape that flat jaws would slip off, such as a round pipe or a tapered leg. A measuring scale and a protractor are marked into the surface, which is often enough to set a cut without fetching a square. The frame is heavy duty box section steel, built to carry up to 100kg, and the whole bench opens to 605 x 625 x 760mm. At 5.6kg one person carries it in one hand.