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Ferreteriai Woodworking Bench With Power Outlets & Pegboard & 3 Battery Holders
Equipped with a wooden nail plate, it allows for the suspension of a battery charging station, making it convenient to charge your batteries.
Precaution: The battery charging station and batteries are not included!
Boasts a robust organization system capable of holding up to 80 tools!
The wheels can be rotated 360° to push the table in any direction.
Specially designed 3 hanging slots for milwaukee for m18 battery storage
Equipped with an integrated socket
Contains 2 AC sockets, 1 USB socket, 1 Type C socket and a 6FT cord for charging batteries.
Exceptional load capacity: It supports up to 80 lbs.
Note: The product does not include any of the tools shown in the image above; it is solely a woodworking hand cart table.
It perfectly solves the problem of having nowhere to place your tools and the lack of a workbench.
Gilber
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025
Hacía mucho buscaba algo así para mi taller, muy bueno ya tengo todo bien organizado
Dana Foltz
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025
This is one of the best products I have ever bought! Plenty of room for drills and other battery powered equipment. Easy to assemble, sturdy and durable, this product has been a great help in organizing my garage and ease of use of tools. Great product for organizing tools. I will probably buy another one to organize more tools.
johnbear
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
The product description says the surface area is only 17 X13 inches (and 34 inches high), which is about the surface area of my laptop screen, so I was thinking it would be rather small. However, after a assembly, I found it does hold a whole lotta tools! This includes up to 7 battery powered drills, three charged DeWalt batteries, A board you can attach your battery charger to, 8 screwdrivers, a couple pair of pliers, and an assortment of wrenches - along with 3 shelves for tool boxes and other things. It also has a small panel with two ac outlets and a couple of USB charging ports. When loaded up properly, you can keep most of your essential tools all in one place. It also has 4 lockable wheels, but they are rather small - so be careful with moving this cart over bumpy or soft surfaces.What You Need To Know: First of all the power cord is only three feet long. This means you'll have to keep the cart within two feet of a power outlet (or an extension cord) if you want to use the attached power outlet or charging ports.During Assembly there are two M6 screws (1 and 3 on the parts list) that look very similar but have slightly different lengths. If you start the assembly using the wrong screws (which I did) you are going to have to remove a bunch of screws and start all over again. Pay Attention to which screws you are using during assembly!The 3 battery holders on the front of the cart are specifically made for DeWalt batteries. Now, I don't use DeWalt power tools, but I do use Black & Decker 20 Volt Max tools - which do not quite fit the provided battery holders (they are about 1/8 inch too narrow). My solution for this little problem was quite simple- all you need to do is fold the battery holder tabs out by about 30 degrees (see the picture}, and your B&D batteries will now easily slip into the battery holders. Perfect! I will be using this a lot in my garage.When I received this the price was $80, then the price drop down to $60 briefly. I that see it is now priced at $70 as I submit this review. Shop wisely!
Nate&Betty
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
This workbench was fairly easy to assemble, it did took me around 40 minutes to set up. I like how many racks and hooks it comes with since there is always a tool or two roaming around the house, so this bench is a good way to keep all your tools and screws together in one place when you need them.The cord to plug in is short it's like you might as well use the wall plug instead. If it was an extension cord like for 10 to 20 feet then it makes sense otherwise it's like you have to park the rack near a plug and then takes away from the mobile workbench part of things, but other than that I do find it useful and help to keep things organized.
Yoon S. Chung
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
Once assembled, it's a functional cart, in that, yes, you can hang your tools, and place things on it. There is an 2-socket receptable included, so you would be able to plug in a charger.This like a child's toy cart. The quality is poor. The whole thing is made with sections of 1/2" steel tubing. The weld quality is terrible, and tubes didn't align neatly or squarely. So much of the metal has been under-sprayed with paint, the color is off part to part. There's nothing specific for "Milwaukee Tools", aside from the red paint.The "pegboard" is just a piece of laminated particle/mdf board with no holes. There are exactly two wood screws provided that you can screw in to this board to hold a charger as shown in the product image here. There are no pictures or explanations included with the product, so without the color photo on Amazon, you would have no idea what this board or the screws were for.The assembly instructions are okay, though some parts have to be oriented in a particular direction, which isn't pointed out. But common sense and a couple of retries will get it done. Like I said, this is like a toy, so you really can take it apart and put it back together until you get it right. Just be careful with the top board--the hex bolts are too long for this, so overtightening them will push them through the top and crack the laminate, which I managed to do, but aside the marred laminate, it's not an issue. A warning would have been nice, or use shorter bolts.The wire tool hangers were warped and unevenly spaced and welded. Some of my tools fit, others didn't. As shown, you need to remove the batteries before hanging the tools. This cart was designed for 20V tools, like the M18's. The larger M12 batteries (with square flat bottoms) can be left in and used for hanging the tool. M12 tools (with compact round batteries) cannot be hung as shown. Had they designed the wire hanger to sit lower to allow the tools to be hung WITH the battery, that would have made this cart much more useful.After assembly, due to the poor manufacturing quality, my cart had a slight wobble, as the legs were not level. The included casters can be used to level the cart by loosening the bolt and backing them out until the cart is level.Overall, it's a tiny, cheaply made, wheeled tool cart. It can be handy for moving around tight spaces, but IMO, overpriced for what it is. The most useful part of the cart is the receptacle that you can use to power a couple of battery chargers. that can be placed on the cart.
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