Dewalt no shelve, no dogs, no clamps, no dedicated space to mount power strip, no saw horse, no way to connect multiple tables. The Worx comes with all these features. Sorry Dewalt, you failed.
I have both and each have their strengths and weaknesses. Worx is slightly more versatile but very awkward to transport if you have limited space due to its odd dimensions. DeWalt is just a rectangular box, can be laid down with other tools sitting on top or stood on its edge taking up little space. Deploying the Worx on a job once bit my hand pretty badly. Once bitten twice shy. Reviewer should have discussed the weight of each. Worx is significantly heavier which makes a difference when carrying tools to a job site. As the review demonstrates, hand-carrying it can be problematic just because the thing can open up on (and bite) you. Also, DeWalt work surface stands about an inch lower than Worx, making them difficult to use in tandem like sawhorses. As a contractor, for my purposes the DeWalt gets the nod for simplicity, compactness and weight savings.
Great point on the weight and ergonomics... 30 lbs vs 23 lbs making the Worx 30% heavier than the DeWalt. And the DeWalt has a handle and no pinch points. Makes a big difference going up and down stairs and transporting in a car.
Nice job on the review, a couple of things though. Dewalt table: does not come with any bar clamps or clamp dogs (not everyone has bar clamps). It also does not look like you can use the bar clamps horizontally like you can on the Worx table. Worx table: comes with 2 bar clamps and 4 clamp dogs (you did not mention the importance and versatility those add).
On the underside, the inside corners of the DeWalt. There is a plastic piece of molding that slides into the side of the table. It has a groove in it to allow the silver bar for the legs to move back and forth when the legs fold up. That fitting is held in place with the tiniest of plastic snaps that go into the side of the thin wall of the table. I just received this table from Amazon and that plastic piece fell right off. What I would call the female fitting on the side of the table in the corner, the bottoms of that thin wall or snapped right off and that holder for the leg slide falls right out. It really doesn't give me confidence in this table if it comes out of the box this way. I wish I could post a picture.
Got mine at the Home Depot and didn’t have any issues yet 🤞. I wish I could have gotten the hart work table that was made bye keter back in the day and it was cheap to 🤙
I watched a number of workbench reviews and bought the Worx. I like it enough to save up for a second one. For my needs, it’s close to perfect but nothing really is.
There are a lot of variables that go into why one table would be better than another depending on the job you're doing and where you are doing it either one could be better than the other on any given day...🤔
Perfect review. Could you confirm that tested Dewalt is same product as Stanley FatMax Express cause we don't have that DeWalt product in Europe while we have Stanley instead.
Not a single one of these reviews shows ripping a 2x4 on the side. It's all examples of the 2x4 running from the inside as opposed to running by the outer spine (side).
Lowe’s has Toughbuilt workbench on sale for $69. It is exact same as dewalt workbench with better features. The Toughbuilt version has another push button to retract handle and four corners Toughbuilt clip hook space.
Height!!! What is the working height of each? The Worx appears to be maybe an inch to an-inch-and-a-half higher than the DeWalt although neither would be high/tall enough to avoid an aching back after five minutes of task work on the table top. I mean, these are "task" tables, right? btw, your review is very good. But I would like to know how they stack up in actual use. Basically I don't see much material difference between the two. I don't like the DeWalt handle sticking out, and the Worx clamping feature gets a big meh. I have clamps up the ying yang. I suppose I might favor the Worx by a tiny bit but not enough to buy it. Adjustable legs that provide upwards of 36" or 37" working height would be a big plus. At 6'-2", I wouldn't do well working on these. I do a lot of my own home remodeling and use two saw horses and a hollow core door for work surface. Obviously quick clamps work well with this setup, and very easy to break down. Hollow core doors (I have three for different uses) can be carried with one finger if you buy the ones with the pre-drilled door lockset hole. And easily stored standing up against a wall.
The dewalt is my main table now I sold my worx but if you want a dewalt style but without the handle sticking out then lock at the Toughbuilt work table that’s my next purchase and might sell my dewalt if it’s that good. But high there not much difference.
Neither of these things are good for doing much work on. They're *okay* for holding things -- in some cases. But if you're sawing with a hand saw, or using a hand plane, or applying any kind of lateral force, they move around and wobble. And as demonstrated, the clamping abilities are limited too. But if you're just applying a downward force, or just setting stuff on top, like an assembly table, or for painting stuff, it's fine. So ... all-in-all, their usage is very limited. If potability is not an important factor, you're better off just building a table, or some saw horses. Even if they're not a work of art. :)
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Please highlight the holes on the side of the dewalt table. You can put clamps in there too to hold pieces vertically. I am debating which of the two I should get. Thank you for your video. It gives me a lot of info to make my decision.
THE WORX YOU ALSO HAVE A SAW HORSE . My problem is the weight of them . I saw that lowes has the toughbuilt for 69 dollars but gosh they are heavy . Thing is how many times are you going to put that much weight on them . I was just in lowes 10/24/2022 and it is in their ad I do like the recessed trays for screws or drill bits that always seem to decide to excape the table . I saw husky in home depot and it weighs less but is 99 dollars . Is your cat bored , she looks like prisoner pacing her jail 😀 UNLEVEL GROUND UNLEVER TABLE
Why do you need a light table? If the toughbuild ever gets sold in Canada im getting it but it won’t be 69$ unfortunately 😒. If you really need something light weight I’m sure you could have somebody make you a custom carbon fibre table $$$$$😜
LOL she wants to go outside of the backyard but she not afraid of oncoming car so if I let her run wild in the neighbourhood she would get crushed by a car pretty fast ☹️ but don’t worry I take her on adventure in the wild in the summer 😉
everything good with worx except it doesn't have a handle to move around.... You will get all the dust on the table in your arm pits when move around.. Wish they were little smarter when they build it.. Dewalt has much simpler mechanism and intuitive, lighter and also has a handle. I can not stand but reckon that little connection clip to another was just afterthoughts... I don't want to imagine I lost it... but very highly
It's just a matter of time and someone is going to shear one or both of their baby fingers off putting their hands out to the edges while folding them up. I phoned the company report line, the guy could hardly speak English and all he wanted to do was apologize
Thanks for the detailed review/comparison - we need more content like this for Canadians!
Dewalt no shelve, no dogs, no clamps, no dedicated space to mount power strip, no saw horse, no way to connect multiple tables. The Worx comes with all these features. Sorry Dewalt, you failed.
LOL to each is own 😂
@@patdud1979 That’s right, Worx wins and DeFail loses.
DeFail??? 🤢🤢🤢
@@josephconsuegra6420 lol, how much Worx pay you? Either way, you deserve a raise, a little humour with a tinge of competition is healthy.
@@ex8280 Not enough.
I have both and each have their strengths and weaknesses. Worx is slightly more versatile but very awkward to transport if you have limited space due to its odd dimensions. DeWalt is just a rectangular box, can be laid down with other tools sitting on top or stood on its edge taking up little space. Deploying the Worx on a job once bit my hand pretty badly. Once bitten twice shy. Reviewer should have discussed the weight of each. Worx is significantly heavier which makes a difference when carrying tools to a job site. As the review demonstrates, hand-carrying it can be problematic just because the thing can open up on (and bite) you. Also, DeWalt work surface stands about an inch lower than Worx, making them difficult to use in tandem like sawhorses. As a contractor, for my purposes the DeWalt gets the nod for simplicity, compactness and weight savings.
Great point on the weight and ergonomics... 30 lbs vs 23 lbs making the Worx 30% heavier than the DeWalt. And the DeWalt has a handle and no pinch points. Makes a big difference going up and down stairs and transporting in a car.
I never tried the DeWalt, but I have a pair of the Worx. I got pinched once, but only one. The versatility of the things is just astounding.
i like zip tying an outlet extention on the tables through some of the built in table holes.
The best point was the pinch ones. Boy, I've been pinched on several ocassions. I will be getting a couple of Dewalt ones soon.
Nice job on the review, a couple of things though.
Dewalt table: does not come with any bar clamps or clamp dogs (not everyone has bar clamps). It also does not look like you can use the bar clamps horizontally like you can on the Worx table.
Worx table: comes with 2 bar clamps and 4 clamp dogs (you did not mention the importance and versatility those add).
Agreed. Reviewer failed to mention the handy bottom shelf which the Dewalt also doe not offer.
Nice demo,,I went with the Dewalt thanks
On the underside, the inside corners of the DeWalt. There is a plastic piece of molding that slides into the side of the table. It has a groove in it to allow the silver bar for the legs to move back and forth when the legs fold up. That fitting is held in place with the tiniest of plastic snaps that go into the side of the thin wall of the table. I just received this table from Amazon and that plastic piece fell right off. What I would call the female fitting on the side of the table in the corner, the bottoms of that thin wall or snapped right off and that holder for the leg slide falls right out. It really doesn't give me confidence in this table if it comes out of the box this way. I wish I could post a picture.
Got mine at the Home Depot and didn’t have any issues yet 🤞. I wish I could have gotten the hart work table that was made bye keter back in the day and it was cheap to 🤙
Thank for this nice video. It helped alot to decide. I am buying the Pegasus
Good video. Thanks for the review. I'm buying a used table in the morning.
Bought a used Worx Pegasus on Craigslist this morning. So far I love it. Thanks again for the reviews.
Thanks for reviewing. I’m debating between both. I do like the saw horse. But would need 2.
Workz, since u can connect two tables together.
Mama cat looking for her kittens 🐈⬛
I watched a number of workbench reviews and bought the Worx. I like it enough to save up for a second one. For my needs, it’s close to perfect but nothing really is.
The cat keep on come and go...😂
She the real star of the show lol
There are a lot of variables that go into why one table would be better than another depending on the job you're doing and where you are doing it either one could be better than the other on any given day...🤔
Super helpful. Is your cat a blue Abyssinian?
Yes abyssinian 😻
It's the cat for me 👍
Perfect review.
Could you confirm that tested Dewalt is same product as Stanley FatMax Express cause we don't have that DeWalt product in Europe while we have Stanley instead.
Not the same from the pictures I saw. In Europe get the keter folding table it is as good or better then the dewalt 🤙
Not a single one of these reviews shows ripping a 2x4 on the side. It's all examples of the 2x4 running from the inside as opposed to running by the outer spine (side).
Cat got me laughing
I’m going to ask my cat if she wants to start vloging lol 😂
Y'as t'il une chance que tu soit Québecois? (C'est l'accent.)
Thanks for the video
Yes I'm sorry I was very busy watching the cat for some reason you have very cute cat in your backyard okay we'll go back to your show thank you
Thx 🤙 I’ll let my cat know 😂
What's the hight and weight of the tables, please. Thank you
Thank you for sharing❤
Cat drunk? U did good also the kat!,,
Thx LOL
I know this is probably a dumb question but, could you please measure the size of the holes of the bench. There is a reason why I'm asking.
I wasn’t even paying attention to what you were saying. I was watching your cat going back-and-forth lol.
lol 😂
Lowe’s has Toughbuilt workbench on sale for $69. It is exact same as dewalt workbench with better features. The Toughbuilt version has another push button to retract handle and four corners Toughbuilt clip hook space.
Yes I know I wish it would be available in Canada I would love to review it! I think that it is even better than the dewalt 🤙
Now it is $89. Up 20 dollars in less than 2 weeks for black Friday sales. Lol
32lbs opposed to Dewalt's 22lbs -no thanks Toughbulk
I have the Dewalt table, my friend has the Worx.
That's nice. Don't overburden us with too much insight.
@@amonty4022xD
great video , very informative
If you use it as a table with two of the saw horse. How do you clamp the 2 pieces of 2x4 in the inserts.
I think you can screw the 2x4 to the sawhorses
Height!!! What is the working height of each? The Worx appears to be maybe an inch to an-inch-and-a-half higher than the DeWalt although neither would be high/tall enough to avoid an aching back after five minutes of task work on the table top. I mean, these are "task" tables, right? btw, your review is very good. But I would like to know how they stack up in actual use. Basically I don't see much material difference between the two. I don't like the DeWalt handle sticking out, and the Worx clamping feature gets a big meh. I have clamps up the ying yang. I suppose I might favor the Worx by a tiny bit but not enough to buy it.
Adjustable legs that provide upwards of 36" or 37" working height would be a big plus. At 6'-2", I wouldn't do well working on these. I do a lot of my own home remodeling and use two saw horses and a hollow core door for work surface. Obviously quick clamps work well with this setup, and very easy to break down. Hollow core doors (I have three for different uses) can be carried with one finger if you buy the ones with the pre-drilled door lockset hole. And easily stored standing up against a wall.
The dewalt is my main table now I sold my worx but if you want a dewalt style but without the handle sticking out then lock at the Toughbuilt work table that’s my next purchase and might sell my dewalt if it’s that good. But high there not much difference.
Are they the same height?
Dewalt 1 inch more at 33
Il dewalt/stanley é fantastico!
Ne ho uno da 5 anni, é indistruttibile!
I agree Dewalt for the win!
Neither of these things are good for doing much work on. They're *okay* for holding things -- in some cases. But if you're sawing with a hand saw, or using a hand plane, or applying any kind of lateral force, they move around and wobble. And as demonstrated, the clamping abilities are limited too.
But if you're just applying a downward force, or just setting stuff on top, like an assembly table, or for painting stuff, it's fine. So ... all-in-all, their usage is very limited.
If potability is not an important factor, you're better off just building a table, or some saw horses. Even if they're not a work of art. :)
I don't remember you stating the price for either table
I guess I'm the only one seeing things as I see a cat video bombing the review.
My cat is now felling so good these days and I’m asking people to share the video with as much people as possible to help pay for the vet bills 😩. th-cam.com/video/6ujPIq809U0/w-d-xo.html any help would really be appreciated 🙂
Kind of silly that you had to use a dewalt clamp in order to use the holes when pegasus have clamps that comes with it.
I bought the Pegasus.. the clamps are super flimsy.. I think that’s why he shoes the dewalt
I also have the Pegasus. Not compatible with other clumps if the original don’t work anymore. That’s an issue
Please highlight the holes on the side of the dewalt table. You can put clamps in there too to hold pieces vertically.
I am debating which of the two I should get. Thank you for your video. It gives me a lot of info to make my decision.
I like both, and little bit towards to worx
THE WORX YOU ALSO HAVE A SAW HORSE . My problem is the weight of them . I saw that lowes has the toughbuilt for 69 dollars but gosh they are heavy . Thing is how many times are you going to put that much weight on them . I was just in lowes 10/24/2022 and it is in their ad I do like the recessed trays for screws or drill bits that always seem to decide to excape the table . I saw husky in home depot and it weighs less but is 99 dollars . Is your cat bored , she looks like prisoner pacing her jail 😀 UNLEVEL GROUND UNLEVER TABLE
Why do you need a light table? If the toughbuild ever gets sold in Canada im getting it but it won’t be 69$ unfortunately 😒. If you really need something light weight I’m sure you could have somebody make you a custom carbon fibre table $$$$$😜
32lbs opposed to Dewalt's 22lbs -no thanks Toughbulk
Pony is better than both.
Yep!
Looks like the cat suffers from OCD.
Yep lol she want to get out to explore the neighbourhood 😂
Flat, not level. Big difference.
Worx also costs 100 dollars more !
Nope just pacing lol she’s fixed so no kitten lol
~ 13:00 that freakin Cat is annoying me ... could you get rid of it ?.... why doesn't it just jump over the fence ?
@michaelWells-ef9bx lol because the fence as a 45 degre ledge 😜
Poor cat - clearly unhappy and stressed!
LOL she wants to go outside of the backyard but she not afraid of oncoming car so if I let her run wild in the neighbourhood she would get crushed by a car pretty fast ☹️ but don’t worry I take her on adventure in the wild in the summer 😉
@@patdud1979
Fair enough 👍 👍
I love your cat! Thank you for being a great cat daddy and NOT letting her outside with cars and rodenticides!! ♥️♥️♥️
@Claudia-is4dm she is my N1 priority 😉😻
everything good with worx except it doesn't have a handle to move around.... You will get all the dust on the table in your arm pits when move around.. Wish they were little smarter when they build it.. Dewalt has much simpler mechanism and intuitive, lighter and also has a handle. I can not stand but reckon that little connection clip to another was just afterthoughts... I don't want to imagine I lost it... but very highly
It's just a matter of time and someone is going to shear one or both of their baby fingers off putting their hands out to the edges while folding them up. I phoned the company report line, the guy could hardly speak English and all he wanted to do was apologize
Worx has been around for at least 5years now, havent heard if it happening. But it still hurts getting bit by it.
Really can't trust a "guy" wearing crocks on a Profesional tradesman level. Or anyone wearing sandals working.
Don’t be a jerk! He’s being very helpful
Well he wasn't actually working and was just showing tables.