Vevor seems to have come out of nowhere. I had not heard much of them until I found their rubber wheelchair threshold ramps for my daughter. Great price, better than steel and zero noise, lower profile, super heavy so they don’t move, and cut with ridges so no skidding even when wet. And angled just right to code for safety. I wish we’d have found them years ago. Two years of using these ramps at home and they haven’t worn at all. I’ve been seeing more and more of their products coming up at good prices.
I am continually impressed by Vevor's offerings. Not everything is a winner, but they have some genuinely good products for being a budget tool company.
I agree, there are some things that are not really good but many things are pretty darn good. Like Harbor Freight, it took them some time to get their quality up.
This video really helped me understand how to put together my Vevor adjustable height workbench, and it really steered me away from the cheaper Harbor Freight alternative. One additional thing that I bought was Vevor casters for the workbench. I like having all of my workstations and storage shelves on wheels so that I can move things around in my basement if I need to. The casters screwed right into the holes where the stationary feet normally go. Easy peasy. You're right, Eric. This is, by far, the better purchase if you want to a solid, dependable workbench.
I don’t know the math you used to conclude that $255.00 is less than the current $119.00 for the harborfreight work bench. I have mine for ten years paid less the $100.00 for it, and it has held up great. I also bought the right work stool that doesn’t require me to have to put my legs under it to use it. It’s a work bench not a desk so it has some scratches. Overall very happy with it.
As I own both, I can say that I would NEVER recommend the Harbor freight unit to anyone. It's a toy compared to this bench. Anything other than ultra light weight work damages the surface of the HF unit, making it useless in a shop or garage.
Cool video. I was wondering if you might get the workbench from them. I bought the 5’ heavier duty model, without the pegboard rear last year and knew it was one of the best purchases I’ve ever gotten.
I had bought the harbor freight unit about 2 years back and tried my best to make it work . Sadly it's just not up to the task. I think it's a good deal, but a poor work bench. This Vevor one is really a nice upgrade.
Oh, I've built more than a few. This one is really nice though, and for a smaller 1 or 2 car garage with a weekend warrior working out of it, it's pretty nice.
@@FarpointFarms At farm tool auctions. People get to vote with their money on old tools. I say on "Antiques Roadshow" the appraisers should be required to a write a check for 50% of all appraised values. Bet appraised values would come down some.
Vevor seems to have come out of nowhere. I had not heard much of them until I found their rubber wheelchair threshold ramps for my daughter. Great price, better than steel and zero noise, lower profile, super heavy so they don’t move, and cut with ridges so no skidding even when wet. And angled just right to code for safety. I wish we’d have found them years ago. Two years of using these ramps at home and they haven’t worn at all. I’ve been seeing more and more of their products coming up at good prices.
They have really upped their game over the years. Some of their first tools, were kinds questionable
I am continually impressed by Vevor's offerings. Not everything is a winner, but they have some genuinely good products for being a budget tool company.
I agree, there are some things that are not really good but many things are pretty darn good. Like Harbor Freight, it took them some time to get their quality up.
This video really helped me understand how to put together my Vevor adjustable height workbench, and it really steered me away from the cheaper Harbor Freight alternative. One additional thing that I bought was Vevor casters for the workbench. I like having all of my workstations and storage shelves on wheels so that I can move things around in my basement if I need to. The casters screwed right into the holes where the stationary feet normally go. Easy peasy. You're right, Eric. This is, by far, the better purchase if you want to a solid, dependable workbench.
I have not looked at the casters but I now think I need to. Having it easier to move sounds like a great idea.
Vevor makes some good stuff at good prices.
I may have to get two of these to replace my ancient work bench
They have upped their game on some of the quality
I don’t know the math you used to conclude that $255.00 is less than the current $119.00 for the harborfreight work bench. I have mine for ten years paid less the $100.00 for it, and it has held up great. I also bought the right work stool that doesn’t require me to have to put my legs under it to use it. It’s a work bench not a desk so it has some scratches. Overall very happy with it.
As I own both, I can say that I would NEVER recommend the Harbor freight unit to anyone. It's a toy compared to this bench. Anything other than ultra light weight work damages the surface of the HF unit, making it useless in a shop or garage.
You get what you pay for, and this Vevor workbench is so much more solid, sturdy, and dependable. It was worth the extra Benjamin. No regrets.
You could put a smaller lower shelf in that your legs won't hit. Nice table
Great idea! I will look at that
Vevor is looking after you well done
They are
Cool video. I was wondering if you might get the workbench from them. I bought the 5’ heavier duty model, without the pegboard rear last year and knew it was one of the best purchases I’ve ever gotten.
I had bought the harbor freight unit about 2 years back and tried my best to make it work . Sadly it's just not up to the task. I think it's a good deal, but a poor work bench.
This Vevor one is really a nice upgrade.
Good stuff😊
Thank you
$260.00 is not quite cheaper than the Harbor Freight bench at $100 when it’s on sale.
The times of good deals is over, with inflation rates, everything is expensive
Build a work bench, that way you have nothing to complain about. Hang tools of side of bench, rip holes in skin.
Oh, I've built more than a few. This one is really nice though, and for a smaller 1 or 2 car garage with a weekend warrior working out of it, it's pretty nice.
You should buy stock in Fed X or U.P.S. with all the goodies you get. Thanks for the recent TV antenna video which I am getting ready to buy soon.
I agree,
New is better than old til old becomes collectible.
But not everything old is worth money- Old does not equal valuable
@@FarpointFarms At farm tool auctions. People get to vote with their money on old tools. I say on "Antiques Roadshow" the appraisers should be required to a write a check for 50% of all appraised values. Bet appraised values would come down some.
For a 150% cost increase, it really should be better, spend another $50 and get into another better table, too!
There is a big price difference, but it is worth the money. This one is much more durable
Harbor freigbt workbench is made by vevor
I own both, this one is way better