A really excellent video, and thanks for helping me not to break the handle. Like you, I thought that you used it to break down the bench - good of you to speed up some of the repeat actions, few do that, and I'm impressed by the dustpan and brush, and of course the fridge which I assume holds the beer 🙂
Hi, thanks. I got mine from Toolstation in the UK. It was on a special offer for about £58 if I recall. Keep an eye on hotukdeals because these pop up fair often on offer.
I sat on mine when i got it and it cracked 2 inches. I am 119kg. Ive also seen keter products broken after shop staff have made them for display in homebase. Cracks seem common.
I have no idea which third party clamps may fit. Maybe contact Keter customer services and ask if they sell the clamps separately. 🤷🏼♂️ I haven’t used my clamps yet. I have some Stanley ones I leave clamped to a shelf in my garage that are easier to grab. I wouldn’t worry about having clamps that fit into the lower shelf personally.
I use my buddy’s Keter all the time. Last week I had one of my Spaz Moments and snapped a leg off of it. I bought him a new one and I took his. I cannot find any replacement parts so its just me and my Tripod now. It was 100% my fault, I can break anything with little to no effort, its a gift. Any Idea where one might find a Leg for my Tripod? Thanks in advance.
If you get one you’ll see it’s all a structural build. The claim likely holds water but that will probably be a carefully placed even weight. If you need to support 1000lbs and work with it I think you’re into something a bit heavier duty. If it can support my 95kg with some wiggle that’s plenty for what I need. For the price it’s a great buy. Let me know your thoughts if you pick one up. 👌
@@GeeWhizRS Thats cool, and ya it makes sense. I can’t imagine anyone actually putting 1000 lbs on it, but you never know. People putting gasoline in bags is something I couldn’t have imagined happening lol. But I ended up buying a Hart folding work table because the local HD didn’t have any of these. This Hart table also claims to have a 1000lb capacity but again i have no need for it to hold that much weight. It’s purpose is to limit hunching over/working on projects, like my lawnmower deck. So far it’s been a godsend and seems fairly rugged for what it is!
I’ve been needing a table to work on projects for a while now but I don’t have room for a solid one in my workspace. My back is hurting from every time being hunched over working on stuff on the ground. I’m sure this would be a million times better!
If you are meaning with a circular saw, then you would likely need to have a hand on the table unless the wood you are cutting is thin. The table is light so wouldn’t take much to move it with any sideways force.
@@robertmunguia250 The clamps will hold a workpiece without issue. But they won't prevent the table from lifting at one end if you are cutting a longer piece of wood.
