Guys, you can expect a video on my channel on YouTube AlexanderCreta1. In a few words, these irons are very fragile, even screws can bend them. I put some very thin pieces of wood, about 10-12 kilograms, on the bottom wood and it cracked. I even placed a small engine on top and it damaged the wood without leaving any marks. It definitely needs a metal plate on top of the wood to absorb any impact, oil, etc. You can't hit it, and it doesn't fit a large object. For those who want to use it occasionally, once or twice a month, and have space for a simple workbench in a corner, it will do the job without needing anything serious.

Later on, I will replace the legs with sturdier ones. It reminds me of those plastic kitchen sets that children play with. It's just a basic quality, nothing more. I wonder how the other person has been sitting on it without making any noise.

If you want something serious, build a screw-in workbench yourself. It will take you more days, but it will turn out better. You'll need 12 iron angles, 4 for the legs, 4 smaller ones for the width, and 4 larger ones for the length. Use thick MDF wood, around 17-18 millimeters with 20 millimeters, as a base, and put a metal plate on top. Then you'll be good to go, guys... Watch the video here ⬇️⬇️⬇️
https://youtu.be/C8Q5oygUXE8