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NightSky

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Other than the fold out wings that form the work surface, this looks very much like some fold-up saw horses that I have. The branding varies on the saw horses. As I recall, maybe some are DeWalt. They have the same bottom shelf that stabilizes the bench as well as the four independently adjustable legs. The adjustable legs are very helpful and the horses are very stable. ;)
 
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Butters

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That seems to have some nice features, particularly the adjustable height. That said, my favorite feature of my Keter is how quick and easy it opens up. I also have 2 Rigid branded tables and I never realized how much I appreciated the keter until I am screwing in the four legs on the Rigid tables. But I suppose there have been times I would have traded in that convenience when I have used my Keter as a saw horse and had to find objects to shim it up to height.
 
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NightSky

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Other than the fold out wings that form the work surface, this looks very much like some fold-up saw horses that I have. The branding varies on the saw horses. As I recall, maybe some are DeWalt. They have the same bottom shelf that stabilizes the bench as well as the four independently adjustable legs. The adjustable legs are very helpful and the horses are very stable. ;)
Here's a pic of the sawhorse. As you can see, it is badged DeWalt; I have another set that is badged Stanley Fat Max. Both sets are identical, including opening/closing instructions, weight limits, & pictograms. No patent markings on either set that I could fine.

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I have a pump mounted on a 3-gallon plastic container that is powered by the car's battery. Its original use was for marine engines. I pump the oil out when it is hot, refill the engine, and then reverse the switch and fill the jugs the new oil came from. I either return it to the store that sold me the oil or donate it to a garage with a waste oil burner.
 

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Absolutely hate this style of button/latch

When they get stuck, and they will, you have no way put force on them.
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That Worx table is similar to my Bora Centipede, good design.
Best saw horse is the adj leg Ridgid at HD

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