First off, these are good tables for the price and I would recommend them. I bought 4 of these. Here is what I found.Pros:1. Decent paint job on the blue areas. I feel like it will hold up well. Raw metal on top.2. Sturdy but .... (see cons)3. I like the adjustable tray down below.4. Its metal top is easy to ground your work on.5. Easy to assemble6. It's a table, it tables well.Cons:1. Sturdy...but I doubt it will hold the weight it describes in the description. But if you are looking to put a half ton + on a $100 table made in china, you need to have your head examined. I feel 500 lbs is the limit of comfortable here.2. The failure point is going to be on the legs where the casters attach. There is a small square of metal tacked (not fully welded) at the bottom of the leg in 3 or 4 locations. The welds are small and spatter is everywhere.3. Spatter prevented casters from seating properly on 25% of the legs across the 4 that I purchased. A quick tap with a hammer and cold chisel popped the spatter off but left a tiny area exposed for rust.4. Casters are ok for plastic casters. However the locking mechanism doesn't do a sufficient job of preventing the caster from rolling. Left me chasing my table with a flap disc on an angle grinder a few times.5. One of the 4 tables I purchased had an extra nut but missing washer. Not a big deal.6. Too small and too few washers in my opinion. Flat washers are provided for each bolt (1 per bolt but you need 2. One for bolt and 1 for nut). the heads of the bolts are uncomfortably close in size to the holes. If you go gorilla on the bolts, I feel you could pull it through the holes on the legs. Spend 50 cents and throw a few more washers on there. You will need 8 extra.7. Packaging is a box. That's it. One of the 4 I purchased had the center tray edge slightly bent during shipping since there is nary a styrofoam pad to be found. A few whacks with a soft mallet fixed it right up though.I know all that sounds bad, but really it's a good
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