Klutch Steel Welding Table, 600 Lbs Weight Capacity, 16mm Holes, 24-Pc Metal Fit-Up Kit, Welding Tables For Shop (Black)

Mine arrived in two days in almost perfect condition. Nothing bent, just two VERY small dings on the table edge that I filed flat in less than one minute. The top is certainly flat enough for my purpose. On one end I can slip a folded sheet of paper under the straight edge but it is tight. I cannot slip a single sheet under the straight edge anywhere else. The supplied clamps are kind of cheap but the rest of the accessories are ok and for $145.00 it is definitely worth the money. I recommend it and I would buy it again.

Table is a good size for the home hobbyist welder. Its sturdy and rated at 600 pound load, which is more than enough for me. I doubt I'd ever put more than 30 or 40lbs on it if that. One thing that I needed to work out is how to put wheels on it. I have wheels on everything in my shop. Finding wheels that would simply screw in to the legs was challenging but can be found right here on Amazon, and for a decent price too. A set of these is rated at 600lbs, so a perfect match:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PNJC15Q?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1If not these wheels, you need to fine a set of four that have an M10 threaded stud to match up to the welded in bolts on the table legs. Just thought you all would like to know.

So far so good. It's not nearly as thick as the welding tables I'm used to although the ones that I'm used to are for industrial work. This one is perfect for what I need for welding at home because I don't need a 3/8" thick table for most of the projects I'll be doing at home. I like that it comes with the fit up tools which are very handy especially for what I'll be doing. If you're looking for a decent sized table for home projects this would be a pretty good place to start. I would definitely recommend this for beginners and professionals like myself. All in all, this is a good table. 5 stars from me.

Fairly easy to put together. I had a little trouble figuring some of the "fit up" pieces and how they configure but after watching one of the review videos I caught on quickly. Solid, sturdy, and perfect size for around the house type projects.

This is perfect for the home fabrication guy. I actually like this so much I bought a couple more and set it up with the short legs so I can lay them on top of another bench. Good quality and the price is right.

So far I have only used the welding table twice, but both times I have been very happy that I decided to purchase this table. For a couple weeks I was going back and forth trying to decide if I should try to build my own welding table or purchase this one. In the end I decided to purchase this one, mainly for the included tools. The welding clamps/tools by themselves are fairly expensive from other vendors, and the fact that this table came with them made it an easy choice. The cost of materials for me to build a table would have been at least half the cost of this table, and even then I wouldn't have the ability to use the fixtures to hold the parts.The table arrived really quick, about 4 days before it was estimated to arrive, and was packaged well.The table is pretty heavy, I am able to move it by myself, but it is definitely not easy. I was a little concerned when ordering the table that the top might be flimsy, but the table top is plenty thick for the automotive welding that I do and has not flexed at all.I have done two projects, and have used the clamps both times to secure the metal and prevent warping.I would definitely recommend this table to others looking for a good quality, cost effective welding table for light to medium duty welding projects.

Good value

This table allows me to clamp the ground anywhere and simply manipulate my project around with multiple clamping options. I can’t attest to the weight limits but so far it’s sturdy. I’m a fan of the available options for clamping work down and tacking things in place without having to try and trying to then attach a ground while holding it together. Set your project down, get it into place and tack, that simple.