I'm very new to welding. I grabbed a cheap welder on sale last year and have slowly been messing around with it since then, mostly just using scrap pieces to practice on. I don't even have a need to weld anything, but we own our house and I just feel like at some point it could come in useful.Anyway, I have mostly been welding on my basement floor or on a cement pad outside. I'd been on the lookout for a welding table or cart for a while and was thrilled to get this one. I'd been eyeing the Vevor, but this one looks better and more robust.When it arrived obviously the first thing I noticed was the weight. This is some heavy gauge steel and I believe the 1200lbs capacity now that I havbe it assembled (which was easy, btw). The casters making this so much more functional than a stationary table. It's easy for me to wheel the cart around to get it closer to a window or the door for ventilation. Or if I need to reposition the cart to get a better angle on a long workpiece it only takes a few seconds. It might not be quite as stable as a stationary table, but it's plenty stable enough for what I'm doing.The tool rack is nice to have, but I'm not grteat at putting things away so I end up using the tool tray on the other side more often and just let things pile up there.I really like this work surface. I'm sure it's comparable to other carts and tables out there, but when you've been working on the ground for 6 months it's such a huge difference to have a proper work surface. Night and day difference.And the price? It's one of the cheapest options on Garvee, but don't let that scare you away. If this looks like the kind of welding cart you're looking for but you're hesitating because it's too cheap, relax. This GARVEE welding table is quality.
