Portable Welding Table 36"x18" - Heavy Duty Movable Workbench with Tool Slots & Fixture Holes - Easy Setup Welding Cart for Garage, Workshop & DIY Projects

The table is a tad smaller than expected but is perfect for a learning welder like myself. It would be nice if it were about 2 inches taller but as an average height guy, it is very acceptable.Assembly took me only about 20-30 minutes with my 3-year-old grandson helping. All the tools required were included and all the hardware was the same size, which made it super simple. The kit even came with two extra bolts and nuts, just in case. The instructions (which are not really needed) are a single page with 4 simple steps.A few things to note:1. When attaching the locking casters, one of the 4 bolts will not appear to go in but it will. Place the other three in finger tight then do the 4th and tighten it all the way first.2. When attaching the top, get all four legs attached semi-tight then go around and tighten them a little at a time to keep everything squared up.3. When you put the bottom shelf in, the holes are somewhat oblong except for the second from the bottom. I opted to use that one.4. The orange paint is not very durable on the frame. I had some chipping and some paint came off while tightening the bolts. My opinion is "Who cares"... it's a welding table and not a hot rod! Just know it's painted and not powder-coated.5 I did verify that the surface is level and is both magnetically attractive and electronically conductive.The table overall is sturdy once assembled and does not rack at all. The locking casters are not the best but they do what they are advertised to do and are good enough for medium to light-duty work.I am happy with this product overall and think it will serve me well as I learn to weld.