Can be used as
* workbench
* bench tool stand
* vice
* sawhorse.
Features:
* Folds flat for storage and transport
* Vice jaw opening: 384 mm.
* Vice jaw length: 610mm.
* Dimensions: (H)72.0, (W)61.0, (D)20.0cm
* Weight: 11.0kg
* Guarantee: 2 year.
* Maximum weight supported: 250.0kg
* Dual clamping cranks increase clamping force and versatility.
* Folding size: (H)20, (W)61, (D)74cm.
* Working height: 595mm or 775mm (with folding feets used)
15 comments
arekzabiega
9 Mar 16#1
It seems like it is of better quality that the one sold by Lidl couple of weeks ago. Heat!
MR_J to arekzabiega
9 Mar 16#2
I bought one few weeks ago from B&Q for about £50, back then I shopped around and nothing close to 250kg load was at that price range, IMHO you wont get better quality workbench for 30ish quid
Thanks, added to description for anyone preferring amazon
bobhope
10 Mar 16#5
I bought one of these 25 years ago still going strong & had lots of use
shrek to bobhope
10 Mar 16#7
Ditto me too, great work horse these are. I think I paid given inflationa hell of a lot more than this in 1990
ardmhacha
10 Mar 161#8
The only way this Workmate will last 25 years is if you keep it stored in the box. This is made of tin in comparison to the old ones. OK for occasional light/moderate use.
roberts432
10 Mar 16#10
I bought dad a replacement one, we left ours folded up one afternoon outside bay window and bloomin scrap man knicked it,
news ones pathetic built quality to old ones, god nothings make like yrs ok.
we paid £25 in sale at time and dad reckons that's all it worth, he would of far sooner looked for a second hand old one.
cx500ec
10 Mar 16#11
I agree with "roberts432"; compared to the one I bought 10/15 years ago this one is rubbish. It's thinner steel and as a consequence is as usefull as a chocolate fire guard. In use it's wobbly and unstable.
I took the one i bought back to the shop and replaced it with a Bosch one (it cost more but was well worth it).
happyduck
10 Mar 16#12
ours wasn't much use and we ended up giving it away!
Petereef
12 Mar 16#13
Had mine for over 30 years and still stands the test of time. Don't know what I paid then, but probably not much different!
Baz8755
13 Mar 16#14
Just got mine for £20 (used Nectar points). Better quality than the store own brand ones that I break within a year or so but defo not worth the supposed £70 rrp.
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0001GRVWI
thanks for the find @rossjamesparker
Black and Decker Workmate WM536
Can be used as
* workbench
* bench tool stand
* vice
* sawhorse.
Features:
* Folds flat for storage and transport
* Vice jaw opening: 384 mm.
* Vice jaw length: 610mm.
* Dimensions: (H)72.0, (W)61.0, (D)20.0cm
* Weight: 11.0kg
* Guarantee: 2 year.
* Maximum weight supported: 250.0kg
* Dual clamping cranks increase clamping force and versatility.
* Folding size: (H)20, (W)61, (D)74cm.
* Working height: 595mm or 775mm (with folding feets used)
15 comments
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Decker-WM536-Height-Workmate/dp/B0001GRVWI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1457604274&sr=8-1&keywords=WM536
news ones pathetic built quality to old ones, god nothings make like yrs ok.
we paid £25 in sale at time and dad reckons that's all it worth, he would of far sooner looked for a second hand old one.
I took the one i bought back to the shop and replaced it with a Bosch one (it cost more but was well worth it).