Sealey AP165WB Workbench 1650mm

Needs a fair bit of space to construct it and a good idea to orientate it the way it's going to go prior to starting the build, it does not take kindly to being moved half-built, its weight tending to work against it and flexing makes re-orientation difficult esp if you're on your own. Construction is with screw taps and nuts rather than bolts but I'm finding these totally adequate. Feet are finished with nylon adjustable footers and levelling off is straightforward. Finished article is very robust and strong; mine has a pillar drill (definitely not light) and a 6" bench grinder bolted to it and the bench is entirely up to both items as well as engine head-work.Worth noting that the bench can be configured slightly differently if desired, the lower leg reinforcers do not have to be at the rear of the bench, the work surface can be put on 'back to front' thus creating 'equipment pen' areas for items that can't slide out and trip the user. The unit so far is unaffected by weight, vibration or nature of job.
Overall very pleased with my purchase. (Posted on 11/08/2011)