Steel Welding Table, 1.1″ (28mm) Tabletop Slots, Adjustable Angle & Height, Casters, Retractable Guide Rails, Eccentric Leveling Foot, TS3020

I was very impressed with this welding table. It's very sturdy and versatile. I'm glad I got it. Very good value for the price.

I've been researching all these portable welding tables, reading lots of reviews. Settled on this one. Took about 40 min to assemble. Parts seem quality and not cheap. I'm no professional fabricator or even decent at mig welding yet. Prior to buying this table I was welding things on the floor of the garage or standing at a bench vise. Purchased some accessories for it and tried out some test pieces. Table is sturdy. All in all I think it was money well spent. For those leaving negative reviews about quality are expecting too much and are too cheap to spend money on a nice fixture/welding table.

I needed a welding table I can stow in the garage, but place outside on the driveway when welding. The Strong Hand Tools, Nomad, Steel Welding Table worked out well. Table angle is adjustable as is height and it all locks up without wobble. The rear legs have caster that touch the ground when the table is pulled along. The front legs have eccentrics that rotate to level of table on an uneven surface. No tools are required for set up or take down. The frame is powder coated and does not easily scratched. The heavy gauge table top is protected with yellow zinc plating. Two reasons for the 4 rather than 5 star rating. The assembly instructions, particularly illustrations are not great, however, it is a simple assembly so a picture of the table should be enough for most. Pieces are not tagged, but hardware is carefully packaged and complete. The second is more of a workmanship issue. There are pass though safety locks (chrome U shaped locks in the picture) that prevent the table from lowering under weight. The locating holes on one leg were punch cleanly on one side, but not the the other, so the safety lock would not pass through. I cleaned up the blocked holes with a drill and the locks worked as intended. Five minutes of work and the table is too good to return for a minor fix.

This table has so much potential, but falls short on several areas. Assembly is relatively straightforward. It calls for basic tools to complete, including wrenches. I like to use sockets when tightening bolts and found two different sizes on the some of the bolt and nut combos (1/2" and 13mm). As others have reported, the frame doesn't fit square to the floor and has a wobble to it. The handle tightener that adjusts the angle of the table has a very sloppy weld and the bolt went in crooked and possibly stripped. Too bad as the quality of the parts seem really nice.

Perfect table for small welding projects. Quality construction and foldable.

I like this table easy to work with and easy to put away. Quality is great and value for the money. Has a strong capacity and it has wheels to move around.

Update after 13 months of use-When I first received this table it worked fine but within 2 week the rubber feet started to split. I contacted the seller and they sent out replacement without an issue. Well 6 months into weekly use and both both "red locking handles" began to get stripped out. Of course I didn't think it was a big issue until after on the 13 month of owning it they are completely stripped out and I had to completely cut the red plastic part off to get at the bolt to just be able to use the table. After reaching out to the seller 3 separate time via their website & sales email I gave up as they failed to respond to my emails. I guess after the one year warranty is up this company doesn't stand behind their products. Spend a little more and get something that will last.

Very nice table for the money. Seems very sturdy and folds up easily. Once folded it is very easy to drag around; it has wheels on 2 of the legs and has a handle in the tabletop. Some of the older reviews were complaining about the locking devices; that they were threaded into a nut that was apparently just clipped on and could get lost. Well, all I can say is they must have changed the design, because on mine all adjustable 'handles' go into nuts that are welded to the frame. Another reviewer stated that he was unable to tilt the tabletop; but if you put the table together yourself it becomes very obvious how the tilting feature works. One nice feature is that on one of the feet there is a adjustable knob that can be turned to ensure that all four feet are solidly on the ground to prevent rocking. While I will be using this for welding, I also intend on making a removable plywood top for it so it can be used as a general purpose worktable.