Folding Metal Workbench / Sawhorse with Mitre/Vice Assembly + Stanley Mitre Inserts – Used
Portable folding workbench/sawhorse with mounted mitre/vice head and Stanley mitre inserts. Used condition with surface rust, paint chips and one missing foot cap; legs reported stable (untested overall).
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Folding Metal Workbench / Sawhorse with Mitre/Vice Assembly + Stanley Mitre Inserts – Used
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Product description
Lot: folding metal workbench / sawhorse fitted with a mounted mitre/vice assembly and a set of plastic mitre accessories (Stanley stickers visible). This compact portable bench is on a foldable metal frame with a removable wooden top, a vertical screw clamp/vice head and multiple plastic mitre guides and rubber pads. Photos show surface rust on the clamp spindle and frame, chipped/flaking paint on the legs, dust/soiling and one missing rubber foot cap.
Practical for DIYers, handymen or small workshop tasks where a lightweight, portable work platform and mitre support are useful — ideal for cutting, holding and clamping short lengths for trimming, joining or light assembly. Suits a home workshop, caravan or handyman who can clean, tighten and service the metal clamp and spindle if required. The Stanley plastic mitre pieces add immediate utility for angle cutting and positioning small stock.
- What is included: folding metal sawhorse/workbench with removable wooden top, mounted metal mitre/vice head, multiple plastic mitre inserts and small rubber pads (as pictured). Stanley stickers visible on some plastic mitre pieces.
- Condition: Used — visible surface rust on the clamp spindle and some metal surfaces, paint chips and flaking paint on legs and frame, dusty/soiled, wooden top shows edge wear.
- Measurements (warehouse): tabletop length 61 cm x tabletop width 62 cm x overall height 110 cm (assembled).
- Working status: Untested — warehouse reported legs stable and locking and clamp reported to move, but full functional performance of the mitre/vice under load has not been verified.
- Known faults: surface rust on threaded spindle and metal parts, chipped/flaking paint, one rubber foot cap missing, general dirt and wear, some small accessories show wear.