KregMobile Project Center (Model: KWS1000-INT)
R3,699
About
The Mobile Project Center is a workbench, sawhorse, assembly table, and clamping station all in one — a versatile workspace for DIY, repair, and woodworking projects. It’s easy to set up and store away, and it provides a sturdy platform for all kinds of project tasks. The Mobile Project Center provides a portable workspace that can be used for a wide variety of project tasks. In one mode, it’s a sturdy sawhorse that’s great for supporting long boards as you cut. Flip the large tables into position and this product offers the features you’d expect to find in a high-end stationary workbench.
Product Specifications
- Tables provide large 70 x 80cm work surface and 360° access
- Locking table supports with easy-release tabs
- Hole pattern on tables accept Kreg Bench Dogs and other accessories
- Included Kreg Bench Clamp with Automaxx® clamps vertically and horizontally
- Built-in storage trays hold hardware and other parts
- Heavy-gauge steel legs provide a solid foundation
- Folds down in seconds for work on the go and easy storage
- Expandable by pairing with a second Mobile Project Center
- Perfect for use with Kreg Joinery
Product Specifications
- Work Surface: 70 x 80 cm
- Table Height: 80 cm
- Load Capacity: 158 kg
- Storage Shelf: 45x66 cm
- Folds: 16.5cm thick when folded
- Weight: 8kg
- Model: KWS1000-INT
Product Includes
- Mobile Project Center
- Kreg Bench Clamp with Automaxx® Technology
- 4x Kreg Bench Dogs
- 2x support brackets
- 2x Trak bushings
- 2x connection keys
- Owner’s manual
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