- Worx Pegasus 2-in-1 Folding Work Table & Sawhorse, Easy Setup Portable Workbench, 31" W x 25" D x 32" H Lightweight Worktable with Heavy-Duty Load Capacity, WX051 - Includes 2 Clamps & 4 Clamp Dogs

I saw these in a video on YouTube of all places and I think they are great. I got two of them and so far they have preformed fantastically. I've laid 100 pound 6x's on them and used them as sawhorses. I put a chop saw on them and used them as a temporary work bench. Worked great. It comes with clamps that are kept in the integrated storage. While they aren't the most heavy duty things in the world, they get the job done. I love the fact it has these little cubbies to put pens and tape measures in so they don't go rolling off the table. They are easy to set up and more importantly, easy to fold up. They will bite you since they gave a few pinch points but mind your p's and q's and it shouldn't be an issue. Overall I really like how these work and they seem sturdy enough to last a while.

This table can do so many different things! I love how easy it is to set up and fold for storage. It’s fairly portable - not super heavy at 30 lbs and moderately easy to carry. The build quality is excellent, and it is very sturdy. I’ve used it for several wood working projects and I love the included clamps and tracks. It really is my favorite work table I’ve ever owned - and I’ve had several. The only way it could be better is if you could adjust the height even higher to line up with my table saw…

Whatever kind of work you do, if space is at all a concern for you, these folding work tables might just be a lifesaver. Personally, I've recently taken up woodworking in addition to a variety of other crafts and DIY projects, but I quickly ran into a rather crippling problem. I don't have a dedicated workshop, so I'm forced to use a garage that shares "workshop space" with general purpose storage as well as some vehicles. There's not even enough space to leave a small workbench tucked away in the corner. But there is--just--enough space to keep a couple of these tables tucked in the corner as long as they're folded up, so that's exactly what I've done. When I need to take the tables out to work on a project, they're lightweight enough that it's no trouble to carry them out of storage and setting them up couldn't be easier. Once assembled, they're incredibly sturdy, support far more weight than they look like they should, and come with a variety of recessed parts holders and some built-in clamps that make any job just that little bit easier. Converting between table and sawhorse modes, as well as folding and unfolding for storage, is as easy as flipping a couple of switches. Personally, I'm using two of these. They each come with clips so you can hook them together to create a larger work surface, which is perfect for me. Admittedly, the clips themselves are nothing special, but they get the job done and allow me to have either two separate tables (or sawhorses) or one longer work surface. That also makes it easy to configure them (with some shims to get the height correct) as an outfeed table for my table saw. There's an argument to be made that these are no substitute for a "real" workbench, and there's some truth to that. But for those of us who either need to travel to and from worksites or simply don't have the space for a permanent workbench, these are the next best thing. They're also a great supplement to a workshop even if you don't have the space concerns I have.

I also wrote a review of the Pony portable work table. Without going into as much detail here, I'll just note that both this Worx table and the Pony table are good quality products. I ended up gifting my Worx table, and actually bought a second Pony table (for the sawhorse option for a DIY project). The Worx table was just a little flimsier (which is reflected by the 300 lbs vs 500 lbs load weight), and certainly the clamps aren't as nice (Worx show theirs rated for 300 lbs, but having handled both, I am very skeptical about that claim). Most importantly for me, the Pony's height can be adjusted. I'm tall, so having the table at 35" instead of 32" actually makes a noticeable difference. Other stuff is mostly the same. The Worx is clearly faster and simpler to set up. Worx's sides come open when carrying it around, while Pony has little pegs and a strap to keep it shut for storage and carrying. There's no real dealbreaker with either table, though. In the end, I think the Pony feels better made and generally tougher, but then it costs a bit more. Most people would be happy with either, if you have a need for this sort of table.

Nice and sturdy table and folds down to store easily. Handy to have for cutting wood, crafting projects, planting, etc.

Bought this because I live in a small place, and didn't have the room for a proper work table; I needed something that could fold up and be put away, either in a closet or under the couch. And this fits the bill. I love it - I've used this for everything from assembling rifles to painting miniatures to some simple wood working, and it holds up well. The included clamps work well, but don't expect to be able to exert more than 20 ft/lbs or so before things slip, so it's not a replacement for a real vice grip. That said, they still work great - they clamp hard and will keep things steady as you move around. Overall great table, would recommend.

Solid, functional, compact work table. Exactly what I wanted. I'm sure there are better portable tables for professional contractors. But for someone like me who does a few DIY projects a year and needs a table that doesn't take up a lot of room when it's not in use, this one is perfect. I really like the way the clamps lock into metal-lined slots. The thing is thoughtfully designed and easy to use. It's a stable work platform. It's heavy enough (30 lbs) to be stable, but light enough to throw in the back of the car and carry to the job site. Just watch your fingers when folding it up. Oh, and don't store anything at all on the bottom shelf. If you break that, the whole thing stops working, and it's no way strong enough to hold any weight.

Absolutely Brilliant - this is the 2nd one I have brought (you can join them together) The shipping to NZ cost a lot but I love this so much it was worth it. Solid, very sturdy & strong, yet very easy to erect, fold up & store. Not too heavy to easily move around, although I wouldnt want to carry it for half a mile. Worx have nailed it with this - it is the perfect balance between strength & portability - any heavier & it would be a hassle to move, any lighter it would not be sturdy enough. The Clamps are versatile, fairly strong, & work well, & i stands up by itself when folded. Granted, its not the cheapest, but trust me, it is well worth the extra money, & is a delight to use. But dont just take my word for it - check out the glowing reviews on YouTube. Buy it - you will love it.

It's perfect

The outer packaging & the table top are both damaged. The top is broken as indicated in the third image.

Lightweight yet durabe, quick to assemble, decent price, useful worktable

Es una mesa muy fuerte, estable, y fácil de desarmar, no pesa y es práctica, la he utilizado para poner un equipo de sonido y una máquina de coser, súper cómoda, no vibra al costurar, la recomiendo ampliamente y me voy a comprar otra para hacerla más grande