It is a good starter welding table

Ours arrived bent in one corner, the corner welds for the frame busted too. Most of the welds on this are just tack welds, which would normally be fine.Assembles easily enough if you look at the photos. Took about 10 minutes with an impact driver and a couple sockets. Table seems flat, we didnt check with a straight edge. Good enough for backyard projects at least. You can see in the photo that the top of the table has the slag from a plasma or laser cutter piercing the metal, so you might need a flap wheel to clean it up. They also come covered in the cosmoline type "schmoo"m and when wiping the table down with some WD40 to clean it off, the wrag snagged on a lot of these. Careful running your hand over it.The included accessories are wasteful. The gloves had suspicious fibers poking out everywhere, so they didnt get unwrapped. Same with the "N95" mask... yeah... not putting that anywhere near a person's face. The goggles? Cool if you are cosplaying the weird 2000's Willy Wonka. Otherwise, we dont trust our safety to budget imported PRC gear.The hard accessories are pretty bad. Same cheap chip hammer that comes with every budget welding "kit", and a brush that looks 20 years old brand new. The clamps are plasma cut or something, super thin and ended up bending just trying to hang them for a photo.If these accessories were just sold on their own, they probably wouldnt. And considering these ones are headed right for the scrap pile... what a waste.

My husband absolutely loved it

I'm a newbie welding with a small shop and this metal table has excellent construction and the perfect size. I'm extremely happy with it. Thank you very much by your fabulous product.

Seems to be ok value for the money. It allowed me to get a table quickly to start fabbing up small projects. I would still be thinking about how to build my own table.

I like it

I don't expect mutch from a cheap table....but I atleast expect to get all the important bits when I buy one. I'm missing one adjustable foot and all the part that keep it from wobbling. Also it's covered in so much oil I could use it for my next oil change.

Okay, so first off, this table is heavy! That is a good thing. I assembled using the included instructions and that went well, no issues there. It stands up and collapses easily. I only have a couple of non-positive comments, first, the hardware, why phillips head screws and nuts with now lock washers. Would be better to have bolts with lock washers that allow a better contact surface to firmly/securely tighten the hardware. Also, the four bolts that secure the legs at the pivot point do not have any way to lock them in. Should have a nylon locking nuts on these points since you can't lock them down with lock washers since it is a pivot point. So I imagine opening and closing the legs will loosen the nuts constantly. I will be replacing all of the hardware and adding nylon locking nuts to these pivot points. I said a couple of issues, here is my second, minor issue, the handle. The holes for the handle are 3/8", the handle itself is 1/4 rod bent and threaded. Sloppy. Now I have to bend and thread a piece of 3/8 rod to have a proper handle. Otherwise, this table is heavy and should handle anything I plan to use it for, just hobby welder, not professional.

High-quality watch the length of various screws during assembly and is pretty easy to assemble. One trip to the hardware store for 4 nuts.

My husband loved both items. The table is very sturdy and the welder was much more than he asked for. Very good price for this product.